The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, May 21, 1880, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt " j'n; "SBC" f- Tr-'VV'iJ !.".:. "' ----- - - - - - - r- miW is wir Formerl i vocation of Ufa : for Doy Qa Boots, & es always Low, inft Oregon. 1 f i I f 1 ' Yours Truly, I Alb tjtiy vCash Clothing Store. ' "'!;' ' ' f 1 t,i SSS-r-ri s9 , oMl'wi ilrS Till iJ 1 - I sLw urf;!ll3 i;e .... ' " I y J 1 1 , ' C iQ?4 bXJZ: 7EOtXSA3ID iil tXsse ixi XainSl counter Tho C st Corrloge f-lanufacturinf; House of the -...., vvoria. o : AIERSON, FISHEU & CO., . - . " " ' ' . ' -?",:i-u CINCINNATI) OHIO, ran IIOGIES v.. AND Ht ni(HaI 4D4d WorkWianithlp, Ilandtome style, Strong RRt arable Veaielea sf wejlaM rioHKi v ro-, ae sow isi cte iji evert AitT f THE AMEBItAS COJITISKSTT. 'tiltijnirtlorjltltnTirworklswiirranteJ. They hard received testtmo t ( n country of purport similar to the following, hundreds of which are on . . . - .. ..--f' - 4t OoJ j - GA1.V, Ills.. JnlT 16, 1879. . : - ji, rv,rTHri BimHrt three years, and thrceof llwtn twoyearslnny liver '! WM perfect, satisfaction and aro In constant use. Oscab 9allit. ft it. HiJi " NBWBltY..C.,July 170879.. n twins the Emersrm FlsherBuMry I bought from yon o roafthlyI ..i.i. I had a fast hmw. drove hliifitlt pe. nv!tfei will, two ln -, t ii hucrTV. d it la t-dy worth all the money I paid for it. I sayt noBm. -' ,A- Tkaowb, FarniBrtJ. tn t CarrhMrea havp made I n localit tes where IJvay lve? been nfnd for . 'lyietn.anl others reanlrlmr hnrd and conntant ne. has led to - i nin those localities, to meet which the nianufiu-4uring CoclUtles pf thelr .,.!) i B lxen e JUeniled, ehobllii tlicui b U tra BU In good style. - . . . j. Yiala t - -5 & tt.:.S!-Si t W, Messrs. . if tan.- :. die f4 Tv- v n in. aaat... GARRIAGES.A OTK. 5. , j X' ... e "j i. i - is , In every tF of growth ; coaws awl see what WB caused,,,. r- Shoes, and 0 and the Best Goods for the Money. - In Ktery ucupccii s RHT0MS. THI1II we have ta Dffijr, aud it wht prices . : LAIN, . :j . a r- -. McFARLAND . HARVuT. MDEM vTioleial and BrUU Scalm la ROCERIES, PROVI FOREIGN & DOMESTIC PfttJITS, FANCY OR OCERIES CAilFOElTIA CEACSSES, CAITLIZS, IHTTS, In faft the tarsest, bet Ainorted and nott Varied Klork -of ' ; ' GROCERIES In the country. ;. .... . . THE ONLY EXCLtTSIVE GROCERY IN -ALBANY. v . .'.;;r; ta m?iti$taot HrioS' First ALBAXY S1ARBLE WOMS. S7AX8X.B r.loaUnciats. ElBCtJtEt) IK '- ITALIAN OR " MARBL.E. Albany, t t-..t . i Oregon. Also, eTery variety of cernetery nil d otter stone 'ork done with tiealnesa and dispatch. Special EMviiuiiti if i,cn iw urui'n imis snj par. v uv tale and Washington Territory, by (Mil or oth- I860. io; Samuel :E. Young ' v .-.IS X'JW BECEITlSo JUS , Spring & Summer Stools OF V ;"3 " MEECHA1TDISE, COXSISTIXQ OF ; DH7 GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, CAET33TS, ; . QBOCEltlSS, "WALL house riUMSiii; goods, kTC. TC, ETC. "i ' """ I am bow offerinf a . Larger & Detter Stock than ever before, and am eartyitiK a regular line of reliable rood. Havta paid CASH for all of tUcra, ,. k am DlS mined not io be - ' IfXDEBSOLDI ,! I la vise Ue tten ttra Aflhn WMltef uood uooim ( rora.un rmtM, call matt are Albany, AprU 18, 8lVvii Tarn O'Shanter, Jr. CA S BE FOUXn AT ASS. Al arxiiallS Urery Stable (luruix the ikhwii of 18ttu.com nenvinv April 1st, and ending July Utb, lsao. T AM O-SHAXTEH, JU., is comlnvt year old, is a mahotfony bay, tml ia hand high nmi weijclm 1,8-M pounds. He ta Clydefldule and Meenrer slock. Tkkxs. The seaaou, (U ; insnramv. too. AN 4. MARSHALL. Alticny, Oregon, April, lsao-mvlS Aiffany Farmer Co'n Stockhold er' aieetlns. ' NOTICE i'bercln- given to the stockholders of tbe Albnn v Farmera Co. that there will lie a uiMlinif of tbe atoukboldcrs of said Coin- pnny at tbeirofflctr in the city of Albany, on Tueadur, the littb day of May, 1880, at tbe boor ol' one o'clock P. M. of Mild day, for the purpose of ek-t'tiiijc neven Director to verve for tbe term of one year, and for tbe trunnectlon of on v o: Iter buslines that way- legally come be fore the meeting. Full reports will lie prvmtit cd of bulnes tranaactionit. A general attend ance of t be stockholders desired. Atttnt : M II. ll-ir. It. MANni!Ln, See. Pre.A.F.Co. AprU 30. WSO-vllnSl Ladies' Variety Emporium. HRS. 2J. SYDB KESrS COSST.VSTI.T OS HAND Garmt Zephyr, Cnnvas, Thread. Pint, .yaMftwt Button Ileal IMr Switch es GftfJ C'vrls Hosiery XMmjeu tioudt, Ce., tc, fS. Also, Agent or Dr. Warner's llralth Cort:: - Cfilld'a tVaUt! artd Ablddtn Fore's ' Coi'sct Skirt-' Supporter. CT French rtamplnrf done to order. l:trRroadnlbin St., opposite Post Ofncejafl9v (apcinc Porous PLASTER. rmtirtlif t' Bah. TKm m'frt. w ciranM tKt liitkett mndmlf fMbrf si ralw ptattm. at arfa th rnimaiil tut Partm Expmitiemm. Widely ana ftwnrtly .) wi i mg ssssii mm m ft m t i"Hm"tntkir4imorTi iimmfl Itr. .Alt' aa fkynptfi M pmtr m laMltly shwt tU The Tshia le qualities of the common ixjrrmS itater Se In this mrtlrl. ibcreasMl 1 fold bjr an. and scienOA tnedtcatlon. It rtlies alaMMt at ones and cafej where other nlssters fall em to relieve. It is withont donht tl nest remedy ever devised for f.ame sod Weak Back. Rhennaatisia. Spinal sad Kidney Complaints snd sll local acbes and pains. Avoid imitations.Sold byalllraista,rrlese. BcaaDBT dasuisoa att BC, Street, Albany, Oregoa. BOS., VtlRMOriT 8I0NS! ALBANY, OKEGOX, MAY. 21, IS80. THIS PAPER WS83!tt$XS& Advertising BuresnOO Sprace8C). where sdvejrtislnc rua tract, nay be maus for It ta NSW LOCAL MATTERS. The Bpttblletn cautlUlitres for the vari ous county office,' will address tlielr fel low dtixens t the fallowing places oa the dates mentioned below :. At Oakville Sdioliouw, tVodiicsday, May 88 ; At ShexM Sintlon, Thnrstlay. . Mar 8?. 4 At fliilsey. Friiliiy. MayS." ' At llnnit-Diirjts axi.iiruay. Hay zv. At Brownsville. MonOayt May 31. At Swectliome. Tuesday, Junel. AC Tebanoti, Wednesday, June 2. . 1 At Sclo, Thnrstlay, June 3. At M tiler's Station, Frldny. June 4. At AlUtny. Saiuraay, June 5. -s- , Oppoi;ig cnudidatea are invited to par ticipate. , Moonlight. Base ball next. - Croquet 1 looking ap. Bttsl i iei is dull enough. The county can ys opens at Ilukey on tVednesday next. t - . - . The Ladies CortVet Band made excellent mnslc at the lecture Monday night. 'Die exenrston to Astoria from this city "gets away with litem all. The tianow gauge is now all the talk in King's Valley. , Ovef $6,000 of the subsidy has hecn subscribed. IVhoopYr up. 4,l die content, " said tins fly in t lie dough; 'somelioily will take me for a currant." " Our new hook and ladder truck is cn route. i I It is becoming the fiiwhion for Oregon newspaiers to sell the use of one or more columns for the use of political parties dur ing the canvass.' This Is a good deal more remunerative titan the okJ style, and both parties can tte the same paper. You can obtain as flue and as late style millinery at Mrs. Powell's in this city, as at Pyctlaml, and at lower figures, too. Fresh Invoice of ynii, sweet potato plants ami tomato plants, at Ilaflenden's. Two large wheels will be used in fur nUhlng tlie water supply tor thi city. A good deal of work it needed on some of the sidewalks in this city to make tliem safe. Oregon city lias an Crtltttuttce compell ing property-holders to olwln the nios from tlie roofs of tlielr hotues dtlring the dry months an idea that might be used to advantage in olhe: cities. Will Heartless will be on hand at hi , new market in a few days. ' ' The annual Fire Department election will soon lie here. t?eo. W. Humphrey, of Hie Hook, and W. B. tfcott. of 2's. are tlie candkUites for ChUf. while Fn d. Graf, uf tlie Hooks, aud Duncan Rankin, of 1's, are the cnfldidatetlor Assistant. Complete furniture outfits at the Albany Fitrclture Holije at lowest prices. The robbery on M otMlay created x good deal of excitement. Ak Dttbrtlille; , Quite a number ut three-linkbts ol this city went to Portland In the front of the week, ti attend the sessions of the Grand Lodge and Grand Knmmpmcnt. ' Grat & Frrnn are flni.hiug np somo neat btlroom aud parlor sets in ash and walnut that will be hard to beat anywhere.. More rnln on Ttlt-sday. On the i.lght ol the 12th and 13th, at Hrpner. eight indn-s ot snow fell, but dis appeared during the day. The Incoming steamer will bring a large invoite t new and late style millinery for Mr. Powell, to which the attention of the ladies U invited. Pay your dog tax now or you "will lose your dorg aiiil you ought to. , See notice of final settlement in the Si mons estate, faahlel Simons executor. All kinds ot grocerlrs, at the very low eft possible living prices, at Baffenden,s. A large supply . of the most popular ranges and stoves , al McFarland 4 Har vey's. We shall soon be able to ride over to Lebanon after tlie iron horne. Mrs. P. C. Harper's father. Dr. W. Weatherford. tilVsc. at his residence in Portland on Monday last, aged .sixty-six. ' Hats done over at short notice, on most reasonable terms, at Mrs. Powell's. , Specialty ot teas, coffees aud spices at Ilaflen Jen Bros. Messrs. Senders 3fc Sternberg prffpose huildiug a fine brick business b'ock on the corner of Plrst and Broadalbin streets this season, i'he, building will be ofbrlck, twp-ftoFU'S high, fllty leet Irout and ninety I two feet tlbep. with a basement andernentli tlie whole building. It wlU be all orna ment to that part Of Hie city. ' ,Chichgokt since getting ciiewed rip in a circiilaf saw, lias propped blit of the milling business, and U nnW agent fr Newbury, HawtliomGy & Co:, at Colfax, . Bemember the sociable at ex-Mayor Montelih's next (9th) FrWay night. . It will probably be two cr three. wkg before tW water mains ivlll . be readjr to distribute tVateJ" Uirougliotit Hie cify r . Prof. J. L. Gilbert, Republican iMhdi dnte tor School Sltprtntentieiit.' was in I be city iu the front of tlie JtMi. lie will make th best ami most efficient officer Linn county ever had, and we hope to see htm elected by a good round majority. The very latest In hats, etc., direct from San Francisco, just recetved by Mrs. Par rlh. , TheseconJ annual picnic of the 'Albany Germanr Atd Society eeonrs on Monday, tlie jiist instt - Our German friends , never fail to have a sptetKlld time, and ail who desire to parltotpato with them on tlie oc casion, will be heartily welcomed. ... .For handsome flowers, featlier, etcj calf on Mrs. ParTish.' t ': . The Sociable at tlie ME. parsonsg Tuesday iilght was lsrgi!y attended and fcugely enjoyed. Oils' of all kinds at W, V. Baltimore's. ' Miss Mary Pbwell to tcitcbliig at Peoria. A drain or rhtiti Is bbing dug down Ells Worth street. - - - - ' ". , Three grades of floilrat TV'; j. Baltl morf's. T.- ; v;f Pay your dog tax and mend your side walks and clean out your backyards. " Mrs. Parrlshi forwarding large " ortlers to Lebanon almost dally.; " r Crockery and glassware at YT, U. Balti more ! . .. - . m ; ' Are yon going to buy any ne . clothes this Spring? If so, go to L. K. Blalu's and learn his prices and ' examine his" large stock before buying.' " i -''" The ladles should not tall to examine the lianiisttnitt slock, of . millinery, flower, featliers, hats, etc.. at Mrs. Parks shop oil first street, next to tlie City Drug Store. ' Anew invoice "of ''excellent cigars at City Drug Store. : ' ' ' " And now every boy desires above every thing else iu this woivd to bo granted. , the privilege of going barefoot yest once, , James Forgy, of Sclo, called a moment on Wednesday. A I wys glad to meet our rriends'. ' - Lots of ammunition at W. U. Balti more's. - ' . . One's succeeded in getting a fir tree for a flag pole, tbe other day, that Is not to be sneezed at. It Is 02 feet long and only; about 8 inches In diameter at the but. It will go up in front of the engine liouse. The' Ladles Industrial Society ot the M.' E. Church, will meet next Tuesday at 2 r. M-, at the reslc'UulSJ.of Mr. ftobt. Conn. ; Hon. KB. . Watson came over trom Corvallis on Wednesday and took tlie neon train tor his home in Jacksonville. He will "get in" next June. The Skagit still continues to be the grand excitement, and scores are wending tlielr way to supposed rtcbes in those gold plac ers. ... ; . Murphy who killed French In Umatilla county on the 7tli. lias been arrested. Tlie political canvass in Benton com mences to-morrow. Hon. F. M. Wads worth, candidtte for the Legislature, started for Atsea on Tuesday. A writer declares his belief that Mt. Hood is a slumbering volcano that may at any time pour out Arc and ashes and des olation. The boss razor and those nickel-plated scissors, at ttiri City Drug store, gets away with all of "em. Brewasrnis Desesw Brownsville, Or., May 19th, 1830. Ei. Register : Crop prospects look very flattering up this way at present. . Messrs. Piper and Bradsliaw paid ns a vi-lt yesterday As but few people at tended the meeting tlie talking was short. They go to Lelxtnou from here. Dr. Starr la a very little better, but Is very weak. M. B. Crane and F. M. Jack left fur Portland as dclrgates to th Grand Iodge I. O. O. F. Tlie new saw mill is doing quite a bu-i-ues, atid bids fair to be quite a profitable i.iVfstment for Its owners. Tin: work on the B..W. M. Co.'s ditch is still going ahead exiiect to finish this week. Itipe strawberries are beginning to put in an appearance lie re this week. The all-absorbfng topic here Is the rail road subject, and at last, alter so many trials HikI failures, hopes and fears, it seems we are to have a genuine railroad. If the people of Albany bad taken the in terest in this matter that tliey ought to h:ive done, we might liave had a road to your city long ago from the forks of the Willamette via Biownsville, and thus se cured the direct trade of the upper valley ; but instead of such being the case, Albany is taking but little Interest iu such matter aud the building of '.tlie branch road t LcbanoM tt ill be of little or no benefit to her. They have awoke too late, and ' as sofMi as this narrow gauge l completed a!ong the east side ot the valley, and taps all the numerous little valleys and foot hill farms, cutting off nearly onc-lialf of the bet grain producing country, then tliey will begin to see where they are fast drifting to. Already the west side road has been extended to Corvalllsi . Mihs ettt ting off everything from the west side, and with this other road going on the cast of them it seems as if Albany In list soon stop advancing. The building t the short branch to Lebanon, or tbe more expensive undertaking of ptitiing a bridge across tlie Willamette will not give tier tlie advan tages she might have had by securing this narrow gauge road. ' We understand several htdtes joined the Bebekab lodge last nighf. ; Narrow Gavgk. rise m nm is. ' . Prof. A. S. Johnson commenced a series of lectures at the Opera House on Monday night on the reign ot law, lllastratiiig his remarks by several paintings from tbe hand bf that master artist, J. F. Whiting. We found the lecture veiy interesting, full of Original Ideas and facts, gathered by the pfotessdr during ten years of study and research. He asserted that China, from being (tie greatest hat Ion on earth, '.had (alien from her first esvtte and was now rapkiiy and surely on the decline, and It was not possible tor Cliristlan nations to lift her up. His argument tin tilts point will not tail to attract" attention m tnc Eastern States, whither the Professor in tends lecturing during the coming season. we were sorry to see so small An audi ence on Monday night, as the lecturer and subject deserved better ol the pUblic. j . .r asCeaMBwesaeeseesia Keeetaee. W i . Com menoement exercises lilt the Agri cultural College, Cdrtalltt, will commence on the 23d and ttthttntie to the 36thi Tlie public are invited h) be present especially the farming community of tile- State)' at tlte examination of the stntients on tbe 2lst KWlayi ' - ,- . ; . ' ' Py yohr dog tax or, surrender your ca nine property to, the , Marshal, "The tax must be paid or the dog goes under." City Tmstf .' tmmi Cn&it. ' , - Tliis will be tbe lasfcosll fsclfr Get in" before It Is- returned as ilelta-'? queiit- . A. J. HWrrj CUy STaisLalv. ssellsrieeM slss vlsae. . ReV, J. Jl7 W. Sell wood wUl jboJdiiaae-, . services in St. Peters Episcopal Cbereb rnext Situday, My 23d, morulnsarNl eves-- log. - - ..,v;i . . r . ". v . rMessU ansa, - . . - s Tbe funeral sertoon of Mr. TL D. " ray will be preached at OmfteiiiheaI house next Sunday at 11 a. sr., by HaiSi r Bo A-crsox. .. . Sa muel E. Young will receive t&U WwlrVjt a car load of thft.celebrated Bala wtftv; direct from the &cteryvJwiUi aJL she UatessV improvements, to which he Invites tbe at- tentftm. of ihosewlio, waotisvjosjd, . J" tai:tial wagon. See ad, y yi ftffa! t mm(i Tlie Sunday School of Shedd mod vklnlt r wUl bold a basket plct.lo st tlM Bsbxti' bridge caropgroond on Saturday n Jtsj . 1880. t Good speakers wjll be preseat. . . .' The ladles , ot tlie Tint pKibfUstsi''' Church will giver 80clsbisiienr SVU evening, . May SStb, t. tlla-sesidewce. - Tlioioas Monteltb,; Ksd jTbe.. JsjaV la li aai t aa sal i -U. . ... ... ... i'he second and third OX flMins4L lectures by Prof.' A. X. Jehnseo, kmf.? been postponed to- Monday and Tradajr- evenings, May 24th and 25th, at the Oem '. House. Admission free. All are oottflaS invited. ' rtkji "Marriage and Iu duties,' win be llittne of discourse at the M. ECburra ' Sunday evening. Song service tsxlT bott"'' before preaching. A cordial welcome T'' tended to ath , ':' ' " " OSgeera atnetsa. At a meeting of the Grand EncempVT. ment, I. O. 0. F.f Portland, on Mends y-" evening, tbe following officers were electe&i ' for the ensuing year: W. S. Newbury, " Grand Patriarch. I: W. Case, Grand nhrV,v Pi lest ; E. L. Bristow, G. S. ,W.; J. Mi ' Bacon. G. Sec.; I. B. Moores, O. Tree. Ph. Meacbam, G.J. Warden. r'- Tae acersa Kesmailesua Clsds. ' . . Tbe Peoria Republican Club was ' dressed on Wednesday night by Judges H ' II. Hewitt and C. E. Wolverton, In etSrv;" ing speeches. There was a large and mHi. " thtislaatic audience present, and we are as. sured that that part of old Linn to se04?5 for the entire ticket, without a ecratan..; Hon. J. B. McCoy to President of ? Club, and Mr. Wm. Holdeii. Secretary. . ,m ' iM-sf gississaj-'a.td is ITncalled tor and remaining in tbe Pest office in this city for tbe week ending . May 20, 1880 : i .- ' " " 1 " ' Buckinglttm.Marv X Jewett, Irving f. . 1 1 , fc. - II . , 1 " .. . . - 4- - itNin, Mir osrsn Aeiiy, rnirm Churchill. Grant 2 Drumtu, Lydia .. Grearsoti, Mr Moore, Jenhie- " -? Marrkitf, , Henry . A Wheeler. LM " Warwlca. . James 'W P. H. .RAYMOND. P. M. C'aamjNaee Isi Brownsville and Shedds drcalts M. S. Chutvh. will unite Iu holding a campeneet s ing at Roberts' bridge, commeuciug Jvu.e 17th, 1880, and to contlnne over two 8m' ' days. A cordial invitation Is extended teT ' all Christian workers to be present Mt aid in the spread ot the. gospel. - , -,. '. Dlr cetera . . tteCML " ,'r" At a meeting of tlie sfockfHldrs oft&e A. F. Co. in this city on TtMday; bi f;knving: gentlemen were elected' DCftsf tors for tlie euuiiig year: M. U. .WUda,' Dave Smith. Alf. Blevlnv G.,F. ; Cnma ford, R. Smith, A. S. Powell and J. JL Roberts.' The Directors meet Tueaday, ' June 1st, 1880. t6 electroflfcerf '" .it.- auk,yew,M Mr. John Brlggs Juw Javeoted a stew bakeoven that will come verr.Jjandy tm have In the liouse, and I cheap. As it ea-" tlrely covers tlie chicken or ether meat; fee be cooked, all the nataraf juices wiir be ' preserved. - It also makes an excellent eadHf economical coSee rooster, and can be used r in, many other ways. . . Calf and ace ItAWl you'll be delighted witii It. J , 1S ri.;--! III response to the inquiry Whether steamer McCnUy would W ready1 to takejt tbe excursionists from, here tojpelem Besjt Saturday, . Capt. Hateli writes, ottaer ete, of 18th Inst., as follows i "The sheo to . gettittalong so slowly with " tJbe repair ing that I do not think tliere Is possibiiHy of our getting the steimer ouf as toon all you meutlon. Will let yea lrrtow Jtsst s j soon ss lean promise' yoii. defljiltely.'V ' fiirana AM Steele teaitt i" Albany German' Aid Society gltea it seoond annual picnic on Monday, May Slav? 1830. f No people In the workt tnpre ttsa. oughjy understand tbe art of tj&iyleM aa' joyment than our German, ftllow-crizrnv and none enter Into an those exercises and, sports calculated to give elacticlty t flser body and strength to the tpusrtei with e.: ' real zest. None understand taete aSji ' the demand for these breathing (petit, f It were, here and there h " the journey ef. life, ween and where ell , business carta, -are laid Aside tor the moment and tbs) ' whole roan enters into the enjjvytnent of. -the hour-, regardless ctall else, feu U fcet that U is Uie time arid occasion Ihr. unfettered jolaMtyi" "The eeftrfei McoW k designed to afford alL wto 0eatt 'fttsTt hours In whlbhltey.ma .ltee free tolls and. strifes of every-ftay tlnee meet arid associate together as friend and neighbors. II will be -i gland eeuasto- and every body will bttavn abtblaj '- will be left undone by the Cojnfeltte tULa arrangemenU to contribtite. to the lplSj4 jiess and cotutort 61, all. for u"cPS gratnaao sac our advertising coiuqpsv s