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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1880)
I? . E3SSE5E5 Official Oitv : Paper. LB ANY. FRIPAY, DEO. T7 1880. Matters In TjeUrxl grow no better fast, mil it now looks aa if rtntnhu en prevent Mood' letting. lYhosMHthss re commrnc ). tlie British Government will go for the rioter hthe mostefTectrml tx) determined untiinwr. ' ';' "' jroe PortluruT Bvllrtin nnder the new i?partur declares for t?ie ttrtpre steady march in the line for the preservation of the Union, and . the party that upholds (lie Governutene. Good enough. And in Hits new (fopnrture we wish It prosperity till U caul rest. . 'flte O.It.N. Co. have let contracts for t lie construction of their road from Port land to the Dalles. The Willamette Val ley and Eastern Oregon will soon be with in easy call. -- " - ' ' The Legislature of the Isle ot Man rc ceutly extended the right or franchise to women. The name of tlie Wo i now a mis nomer j U should be changed, and the trinity ot legs on the Manx coat of arms ahoutd be modestly covered with a petti coat. ' Fifty rtmlenta have been compelled to retire from Warsaw University on account ot the hard times In Russia, which cut ft their allowance. The Czar's head doubt less rests easier now, as half a hundred budding conspirator, are converted Into gaud citizens. Oar Coos Bay friends are congratulating tliemselves on the efficient work the sea wall is doing for the channel by cutting away the north spit, thus straightening the rtmnnel and Insuring a regular and permanent depth of not less tlmn from twenty to twenty -live feet. Tlie Tribune furnWhes the following statement of the vote taken Irom tlie official returns from every State in the Union of tlie late Presidential election : Garfield . . . Hancock .. Weaver... Dow.... .. Scattering . .4,439,415 .4.438.014 . 305,729 9.544 1,793 Total 9,102,505 Garfield's plurality, 3.401. The tarmersol Big Meadows, in Nevad::, finding tlie tariff ot Ue Central Pacific Railroad too extortionate, concluded to rvtim to the old inetliod ot teaming, ami sent 60,000 pound of grain,, iu eight teams to Wlnnemuoca to be ground. The teaio bters expect to make money and tlie farm er! will save on the one shipment $648. It Is evident that tbe agricultural commun ity of Big Meadows knowa Ihw to regulate freights and fares better than ( California's Rail roRilCu5r' IB - TheOregon Railway and Navigation Company have men at work prospecting tor a practical route fiira portage at Priest's rapids, a long way up the Columbia. It is understood llwt tlie Company will place two or three steamers above tlie rapids next rear. There is a stretch of about 200 miles of good river navigation beyond that point, and when tlie present railway con nections soon to be made, are taken into coi-slde ration, that region ot country will !m more accessible In the year to come thau the region of the Dalies was less tlian a quarter ot a century ago.. It is reported that at one ot the hotels In this State uot a thousand miles from tlie California line, when the late Presidential partv called for tlieir bill, alter spending tlie night, getting supper au4 breakfast. . which was duly presented to the General ot tlie Armv, tor tlie mm of $100. "Beg - pardon." says tlie General, "you misunder stood me : I don't want to buy the hotel I simply wanted our bill." "Weil," says the host, this is it." 3To, no." says tlw General, "we liave no ue for tlie liotel. we are not In tho real estate business ; we jut want to pay oar traveling expenses. and for tlutt purpose I have called for our bill, for supper, beds and breakfast." Tlie Xortltern Pacific Railroad Co., now tas abiiut 1,200 miles of road in operation- The 4a00a000 to be paW 'n next year by tlie syndicate of banker to complete tbe road, assure its early completion to Port land. Oregon. Work on three divisions of tbe ttue will CMsmenee in the spring ei naltaaeottsiy. and it Is expected that at least one mile of road will be completed ench dav durteg 1881. The . Co. has re cently ceotracted for 35,000 tous of. steel rail, 11 iocomotiws and 290 box, freight, ere and cattle cars. Tnmuj mm lrw Ear. Tammany Is red hot over tlie bouueing . f Jolin Kelly, and hi Its wrath goes for Democrats who voted to confirm the ap pointments of the Mayor. The Expre (Tammany organ) says of Messrs, Bernard Goodwin, Bob Foster, Frederick Helblg and Henry Iloffan, Democrat wt. voted to confirm Ma or Cooper's ncwagipohitees You liave bctraved your trust, repudlaf ! vour orofesf ions, turned traitor to tlie people who elected ybw, and branded your set yes as ntterlv witliouf private Itoaor or iaoItns. Yoa have sold yourselves ehftup. tor tlie dUgrace and tiitawy of your euotioct wWI suck co yew names wmie ttad veil attach to vour drfldi-en irter tlie grave is dug lor you and yow lay Lwn In It. There is no resurrection for DMi who liave damned tHeroselvea. The rartses whose at jec tools you willingly fuama wi'J not tmst yoa ana tiwe no f.;. .'Mr f lr yoa. h1hs went ot and f.uu. 't aiierhe et his tiiirty pieces i.f y ""'--r. Vim need not hang yowrseives ; slri.? 'v worse than eibbeted. Tbe t Hi') I v t-V.Ui 4s harder to carry than Vs s. Lla and enjor the price ot yoor f--;. . iI.'c-Hin, but it ya hve to the t'-'nil yoa will never outlive t -. cri itwi ,' ' s i an yescerday convicted yourselves. Ga! 1 ?. . t-..K . the author of That Law Lo ' d oilMT novels. Is cooi- f, ,..! i j i ,,-.Tt to vaius UJo lyh n Tbe ITnnry Lttw. ' The usury law passed by tlie last Ijegls latare, the text of which we published a week or two since, goes into effect on the 25th of next month. Then it will not be legal to exact one per cent, pur inontlu Money can now be liad, we understand, at 8 and 10 percent.", in almost any quantity. Kartlxinjtkes itnd Velenaoes. Recently slight shocks ot eartliqitake have been reported at Seattle and Tacoma, W. T., and now conies the report that Mount Baker Is In eruption. The Pacific coast does not propose to be behind in the way of furnishing items of Interest to the outside world. DBM(rafr Uolnut tb Wall. The Democracy Is split in twain in , Xew York, and the two tactions are busy just now branding and abusing each other. The upshot probably will be that no more "solid" Democratic majorities will be given in New York ; and if New York , cannot be-connted on by the Democracy, the South loses all hope of success, and can uot long continue her metlioda of making a "Solid South." -. The U. S. euDreme Contt. Telegrams announced that Justice Strong j would spend his last day upon the supreme ; bench on Monday. Judge W. B. Wood, ot the Alabama circuit, will succeed him. Judge Swayne is expected to retain his seat until after the holidays, .Inml.-e Clif- ford, it is again announced, will not ro- j main lone upon the bench, ami it i under stood that Attorney General Devens will . be his successor. j Tke VTteale lrmoeratIe Caw. IIarper, Wctldy states the whole Dt mo- ; cratic case in the fewest words, as follows : Until the Democratic party ceases to he. as the late election shows it to be now. a political organization whose force and con trol He in the hands of those who tried to destroy the union to save slavery, and who now tiestmy iioerty to seize control ot tlie union, it can return to power only by sue- . cesstul bulldozing or forgery. Some IVtn- I ocrats ask for an end of sectionalism and a ! retnm to decent and normal politics. Does anything prevent but the Democratic party? i Oregon State Ftr l-tlri ot'TIte Board N ai nmisnk The Board of managers ol the Oregon State Agricultural society met in Salem last week. Members were in attendance from all the valley counties, and some from d fetai it portions of the state. The meeting yi-as interesting, and tha members ot the board seem to be well pleased with the re sult ot their labors. The reports of the secretary and treasur- er were presented, read and reierred to the ; i . i . i uiumce cumniiiiw , uui as uie inner whs only given to the board on tbe last day of addjonninieiit the finance committee were compelled to take home both reports and J aecoinpaFwing papers aud documents'. ?o here. Tlie secretary, however, informs me that the total reoeiots of the fair of 1SS0 were $18,333 and some cents about $4,000 ; over last year. Gate receipts were $ 10,558 The siieel programme was thoroughly revised. Bud while the tnrfuien will profit about tlie same as usual, yet, by the ar rangement ol the premiums several hun dred dollars, (about $300) were saved to the society. The premiums are tree tor all, with one exception. t he time ror homing the lair or 11 wa flxetl from Wednesday, June 29th. to Wed uesday, July 6th, to include a celebration on tlie 4th of July. liberal premiums were ottered tor the exhibit of fruits while those for grain in shea f, offered lat year, were continued. Several premiums were autjeci to tiivlston K, (ladies' department) and superintendents appointed for all divisions. the premium flat was tnorouguiy re vled. Geo. Downing, ot Knbllmity. wasre-eh-c-ted chict marshal without opposition, and only accepted to gratify a special desire ot the board. his former economical and satisfactory management having met their hearty approval. Mr. W. II. www was elected assistant marshal, and It is thought lie will make an efficient and"Rccoinaiodat ing officer. The floral exhiLit. for the fair of 1881 will be removed from the ' pavilion and placed hi the floral garden ordered hy tin board to he completed for the exhibition of next year. A committee consisting of Henry Miller, of Portland, J. II. Lambert, ot Milwankie anil the secretary ot the so ciety was appointed to superintend tlie work. The erection and compVtiun of tlie building Rial enclosure is to tie let to the lowest competent and responsible bidder. Mr. Miller of Portland, the clinirman, will have immediate supervision. He is author ized to procure from a competent architect in Portland, plans and specifications lor the floral hall and 'enclosure, and wlien completed to secure the services ot a land scape gardner to arrange walks and bed liw trees, flowers, etc. Tlie enclosure for tlie present will be 150 leet in length by 00 feet Id width. Through the center, running the longest way of tiie grounds, will be erected a building so arranged as uot to exclude light or interfere with walks pas sing through and across its foundation. The grotm.Is within the enclosure (which will be 12 feet high) will be tastefully ornamented with trees, flowers and shrub bery, set out and arrange-! under the im mediate sopervilon of Mr. Miller. The beauty ot the arrangement consists in the fact that while the exhibit of flowers in beds Instead of upon shelves will greatly add to this feature of the society 's exhibit, the growth ol tlie trees, shrubbery, creeping vines, Ac from year to. year, will soon rentier it one of tlie most attractive features of the fair. Tiie garden will be so connec ted with the pavilion as not to interfere with its enlargement iu tlie future, while iia size of the garden may be increased to any capacity which may be desired. Sev eral premiums on flowers were added to tlie list, so as to insure the greatest attrac tion possible. A special premium of $200 was offered for the best herd of teu head of cattle, im ported in 1880-1, and exhibited at the lair of 1881. . ; 7 Several resolutions were adopted, ami new rules and i emulations made, to conform to the law tor tlie protection of the society, which was passed by the legislature at the session just clesed. Oregonian. 'So vroodcr Mayor Hoi man, of Ilwaco, rctririied suddenly from Porttaixl, cava tho A),n-3tm Dav herhrn vejttonlair them uisusiian. xmj oeiore yeeKroay mere were seven sieamers in tmvjet s liny ves- it , M . m , eroay uie r.iuer juuiwi hjc uetaaiiti raaue jt ctgbt. Two others were trying to get riiere tiie Califomia for Sitka, tee bound in Portland, aiul tbe State of Calitornia, weatiier bound outside. Yiuiua Cay must oieticd. Bring Oat The Hope. On Thursday morning last, as to little girls, named Eoffatid King, the oldest only about ten years ot age, were on their way from the residence of the . parents of the latter-named child, on Howell"" prarje, Marion county, to the Liberty school house, they. were met .while, walking, down - the narrow-gauge road by a man named Charles Mil.er, who liad Deert ;worVitg ltd tha , iiUlxu hooU JJUiewOiojis ofUe mail alarmed the children, who started on a brisk walk, but Miller ' soon overtook tliem, and giving the youngest girl a half dollar, told her to go on to " school or he Arould kill her. Tlie terrified child - went to tho school Ikhisc, and informed tlie teacher ot what had takeu place. " School was dismissed at once and a search nipde lor Miller and the elrl., : The latter- was soon fonnil oil lier irae to sehool in a. halt dead condition, and it was speedily dicov erwj tnat H,e fiend wlio had detained hec ia outraged her person and then made gooj i,-l8 escape. At last accounts parties were on the track of the fellow and with every assurance ol soou capturing him, aud should lie be, tlie re will probably be no judge or jury needed to investigate tlie lease. W lieu list seen. Miller was mi th road leading to SHverton aud his pursuer in hot pursuit. Au outraged community will not be blame J for hanging such a wretch as this fellow. Ono ot the fiercest storms of rain that ever poured down upon a people, visited tl,e region oi Astoria Thnrslay night. , The debris frora evt,ry hll siJ to,l yesterday of ' ,,e exf e,,t ol ll,e storm, covering walks n"d "rlugs and fillhig tlw bay at the mouth ot each sewage box with sand aud ; gravel. Considerable syrup has been made from watermelons by Geo. Jackson of Korne river. The melons are run through a elder mill, and the Juice strained and boiled down to the proper condition. ! W. S. Lotton claims to have found gold on the head of Dorris Creek. Luke comity. in considerable oiiantitr. vi.im thnt .-m . , - , T . ' , Py hoP "d Lake county people expect io be "In bcnatizfi." - Sc-eral very serions rases of scar!et tever are repore I . iu Jllwaukie. Mr. Iambert's child UieJ from the disease Suuday rooruing. Gold iu payinj quantities has been discovered on Drew's creek. Dr. Cole, of Ca'laooia, has cxm tracted to have 80 acres brush t-Ubiied, r-lViI,tT tha refur 1100 T-.- - CX - The road through the Summer La.ke valley is almost impo.spsl;!?, even to the respluts 'mall carrier. Treasurer Wright of Douglas county was the first to wend in the taxes this year, having sent to Salem a total of $10,000. Th ?.,., Line Herald c mes to hand iu full dress fur tiie fiist time since the Lakeview fire, some two and halt monilih ago. The wife M. L. Bushuell, of ten n.ile, died on the 10th mst., leaving a family of six children, the youngest but three weeks oil. Tho flouring mill owiied . liy Snider Bros., lately burned together with most of the wheat raised in Goose Lake valley, will shortly be rebuilt. Major Sears and party, in " the em ploy of the Orejjon Railway Company, limited, who have beea engaged in run ning trial surveys aeross the Cascade Mountains through the jiasves formed hy tlie Middle Fork ot tho Willamette river, have completed their labor and returned Ur tlie val!ey. They report tlie dinsovery of a Fpleudid route up tlie Xortii Brai.cli of the Middle Pork. The grades are easy and the lines direct. As soou next priiig as the enow will permit, a thorough survey will be made. . - . v . - - Sew Te-ay, - BTraZSART BROS., REAL ESTiiTJa -AXl- Money Exchange Office, ALBASY, TtTE BUT ANI SELL ALL ! Kl.VflS OF Beat 11 KslRte, examine Titles, nny Taxes, and transact a mineral ri-Hl estate luinea. Money l'mned on time to suit, in amounts of $M tO !!. Money retived on deposit, and interest al lowed after thirty days. Correspondence solicited on all land business. uec. 18, ldSU-VJ3llU - ":-.'' summoDi, ;; In tho CIrcnit Court of the State of Oregon for . I tiie couiuy oi uop. . A . ., T. 1. Golden, plaintiff. . " VS. : . F. M. Ioyton. J. D. Lay ton. J. H. Wrigtit and jonn Loiyion, aeienuanrs. To F. M. Lavton. J. I. Lavton. J. H; Wriirht. and John Layton, (he above named defen'liiiits IN TUB NASI IS CUT 1 HIS 5,1 A IK Or UKMMJN, You and each of you are hereby requU-ed to appearand answer iheoomnlaint of the above named olalDtifr. in the aJwvo entitled Court. nov on tile with the Clerk of said Court, by the ilrst ilav of the reitnliir termor said Conrt. after tlie publication of this summons for six succes sive weeks, ro-wit: by the first day of the regu lar March term of said Court, to be begun and held on tho &amtl Sfondity of Mttrch, ' 'a he y"1' A- ,l' "m If you fail to answer tne plaintiff's eoiuplaJnt as tier required ,lho i luainun wm juukiiiuuk mfmnBt you tor : wrnt of such anwer. for the smu of ..-. Wand Intnreiw tliorcon. At tiie rate of ten nor cent, iw aiinnin from ltu5l3 rlny of July. lh.'J. sli In U. H. sold coin, ttn.i t Ufl twrflier sum m- 1)0, mid lor 1 liixfcr'.ad lisbuiHieiiis of K'Tiirn. Pubiih"l ror six weeks by order ot R. !. riK, l.-r f mil Conrt, umde at liam:ieixi In theei ;v :f :-f''-:i4, ftu'lon t-ouniy- Oru;:oii. .en tbeA day of Novnlier. 18S0. - I LINX CHAMTORLAIN. ihv I", Wlinj; : Ai.jl,oj J'jiC HURRAH FG3 THE? HOLIDAYS CH EI STMT'S : ILj: .... m' X t . ' i ' , '-'PlwTmMfo Hm m twr.iaiiy hwrtMi wasl i W amine the large and varied assortment of Glirisstxsxas Goods? jnst received at Conrad Meyer's, on corner Of BrouUniOin aud First streets, consisting of '' MEC3IAX4CAL. TOYS; --. of all kinds, unique and handsome ; Wx. C hina k'nnbber Dolls, of all sizes, stylus and prices ; " V I-ulj Kuirpics, "' "" ' for nice little gtrls r ' ' . Wngori! and Velocipedes, .... for good little boys '; .. - JIIusicMl Xoju, . . , , that will delight tho children ; Toy Sets,' vf , cheap and lmndaome ; t rncy lTork-Boxe, h uidsome for presents to any one; and an almost endless and innntneratrte Variety ol kikhIs, specially ordered for tbe holidays. : - -ALS0- Atl kinds of Confections. Forelirn and Domestic . ..-" Suu, Fruits, etc.. . , , . .Call and see for yourself, os you ennno fcn to be pleased both in quality and prices. , Notb This--Fresh Bread every day. rOSRAD HEVEB. Albany, Ol',, Nov. 12, 1880-13-7 has opened a splendid lot of Toys & Christmas G- O O D S ! in li mil wohl's brick, 'lately ocenpled by Gra- , nam, on r irft street. AU kiiuls. styles and varieties of Iiolls and Toys for the holidays, all of which I intend to en reitarmo. oi cost, to close ont in tliese lines. Call and lie convinced t f the truth of the above. . Albuny, Oregon, Nov. 12, 1880. SADDLE S4Ii:A31. T7"ABMKKl WAXTINti THIS CELERUATET Jl lU'xti wiil limj thtmi at S.iMrKi, K. Ytiiimiv. These Jioots aiv also made with the celehratitil Standard Serwj warranted not to rip. Srcsdliead Alpacas THKSE CELEBRATED GOOOSSTILI. MAIN taiu their standard of excellence as Cheap & Servicable, " Will 'not CURL or SHRI1TK in damp weather, and arc not excelled hy any siuiiiitr kuuub, cimur FOREICX OBI DOMESTIC A n en ' Ire nnw line of the most desirable shades Just rvcuivcd at Albany, Or.? Oct. 22, 18cvl8m : Ladies' Variety Emporium. 5IRS. 1-r. J. HYDS KEEPS CONSTANTLT ON HASP German Zephir. Canvas, Thread, Pin, XeeiUcs, llitttons. Heal Hair Switch es an'J Cwls, Hosiery, Stamped .,. Goads, ttc, Cc, c. Also, Agent or Ir. Warner'a . MealUt Vor-A i CIiIId'B Waiat ami Madam Foye'a Corbet Slciit Supporter. I&fT'Frenrh "tamping done to order. Mroudalbin St.. opposite Post Ofncwfgj!9v Read. Read. Read. CElTTSAIi ILAE2ST flni Mtreet Albany, orfp, ' 3. tt. MKRREJV, : Proprietor, XirrLLKEEP THE BEST MEATS OF ALL v V ' kinds the market aftords, and . will pay the higrhesi cash price for Beef, Pork. Mutton, VealOalve and chickens; also, flides and cursuonsnt auu khu. J. u. October 1, 18W:-v 13 n I. ' ."" IMwaolatran Notice. - "'- THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing lietween 1. Holacher and F. Goetz, tinder the flrm-hame of Uoiacher ft Goetz. i" the Citv Market, is this day dissolved by wufnal con sent. F. Goet rcMrinir. All acxymnts dne the firm tnnst hesettiedimmediatel-: parties bav in jr ciaun" Hiounsi me arm must present incia at once ior payment. it. noi.iAt.MisK, F. GOETZ. Albany, Or., Nov. 19, 1880. E. G. JOHNSON, M. D., Homotopothlo - Plij-siciun unci Surgeon. OFFICE In Froman's brick block, njvstalrs, Albany, Oreuon. Uni . M. JOXES, M. !., Physician and' Surgeon, ALDAXl, KEGON. . . OFFICE -At' Plummer's Drnp Store, In Odd Fellows' TMijle. . Resioknck Second and Washington rreets. one block sonth of An,. Marshall's H very stable. . 4.1v JOB PEIUTIUG ! vall executed t tliiM ollce. ' mo DO YOU WANT BARGAINS ? THEH CO TO : HAFFEWDEW WHO ARE SELLING ALL TEEIIt . ; " LF F'A-M.C.Y PREVIOUS TO STOCK TABIKG, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Ia.r5est Stocls Don't delay, as this offer is only for a FEW DAYS. TVELFTH ANNUAL BALL Albany Engino Co. WM.I. BE GIVEN AT PACIFIC OPERA HOUSE, CHIIISTIAS EVE. Caiamiiti'c of Arrwngrenaents. T. J. CMNK, FKK11. HKK JOE WEBBER. Ji AliCHlK MOXTtli'H. J. A. UlL,MOl'K, t'MMnuiifee of Beeeptlon. W. TS. fu:TT, 1. KAN KIN, M. V. BliiiWN. IDS. WKlillKK, t'H.VS. JiltFEK, T.J. CLIN E. floor 1'oiiMiilttee. FRED KK1S. Jl!i 1'I.ARIi, X. KAI.ISKV, JOK AVKBHKR. Jr.. IKK CWN. AKCniE MONTEITII. M. BAUMUAKT, FKEll MULLKK. Tickets. . . .91 SO Kotiee to Tax-Fsyrn of l.lmt (onuty. Notice is herebv ttlven that I will meet the Tas-Payern of Linn comity at 9 o'clock A; M., and reiiiaiii until 4 o'clock p. M. attbeirrespeet ive places of votinsr in the several precincts, at the followins: times and places, for tha pur pose ot collect insr nixes tor uie year isw : , Fox Valley, Monday, i ovemlier H9, 1880. " Sclo, rncstlay, ovemuer 30, ibj. Franklin Bntte, Wednesday, lle!einber 1,1830. bantiam, Thm-sday, lieeemlier 3, 1SW. Lebanon, Friday, December 3, 181. V!iterloo. Saturdav, IiecemlH'r4, 1880. Liberty. Monday, becemberfi, 1880. Sweet Home, Tuesday, Uecemlier 7. 1880. " Iit'Ush 1 're!k, Weinosdiiy, Hecemlier 8, 18S0 Mabel. Thursday. December , 1880. lSro nsville, Saturday, ileeember 11, 1880. t'entet, Monday, llecemlier 13, 1380. Syracuse. Tnes"liiy, lnemler 14, 18H0. . Orleans, Wednesday, December 15. 1880. II:irrisbnrx. Thursday. December 111,1880. Ilalsev. Friday, December 17, 1880. Shed. Saturdav, Deceralier 18. 1880. West Allxiny, Monday, neceinlier 20, 15S0. Kist Allianv, Tuesday. Duemiier 21, 18d0. TAKE NOTICE : Pay vour taxes and save costs. , ....... J. J. CHARLTON, - - Sheriff and Tax-collector of Linn Co. Or. Administrator' Sale. NOTICE Is hereby srlven f hat the nndersfen ed administrator of the estate of Geo. B. Pollard, ilemiml, will, by virtue of sn order of tne( 'ount ytiourt ot i.mn county, oresron. only made and'enterevl of record at. the December term of the said Court in the year 1880, on Monday, the VJth day of January, A. D. 1881, at the Court House door in Linn county, Ore gon, at tbe bonr of one o'clock in tbe afternoon of said day, sell at pnlihc auction to the high est bidder, the following described real proper tv, to-wit : Bcsinninx at the southwest comer of K. II. Pollard's donation land claim, not itira turn No. l.ii anil claim No. 58, In To 10 9. It 'S west of tb j Willamette meridian, and running thence east twenty-nineehains and thirty-four Jink s.t hence nort h t hi rty-one chains and eighty five Jinks thence west In tho west line of said donation land claim, thene sonth ten dciirees east to the place of betnninr . containing loo acres more or less, situated in Linn coumy, Or eprni. . i . Tekms of Sai.b.- To lie for gold coin of the TTnited Statc- two-thinls of the purchase prtce to be cash in hand, and tbe remaining i bird on a credit of twelve months, bearing? interest from tbe day ot sale at t he rate of ten per cent, per annum, and to be secjired by a mortKaje on the premises. WILLIAM KINDER, Dec.17, lSSOiillvU . .. Administrator, t SIierlfT,s. Sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue ol a decree of forechjsnra rendered in the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oreson for the comity of Linn, in a suit wherein Andrew Tripp was plaintiff and S. Luttrell, Dovey Lut trell and William Cunningham wore uelend ants. and by virtue of an execution issued out ot said Court in pursuance of said decree of foreclosure, and to me directed and delivered on tbe 18th day of November, 1880, command. in and directfnir me to sell the real property hereinafter described, I liave levied upon Uie mortKaited premises as described in said decree and writ of execution as follows, to-wit: liexlnnlnif at the northeast corner of lot Ho. 3, In block No; 4, in tbe town of Ijebanon, thence south feet, thonce west fitly feet, thence nonh 3i it feet, thence oast fifty feet to the place of beinninjr. In the county of Linn and Slate of Oregon, and on Saturday, the 15th "day of January, 18S1, at the Conrt House door In the city of Albanv, Linn eounty. Oregon, between the hours of'll o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock V. M.,- namely, two o'clock P. M: of said day, I will tell the herein lieforv described mortaired premises at pnblio auction to the highest bidder fore-i-h in hand, Jo satisfy and nay the demand of the plaintiff in said writ of execution and decree of foreclos ure. , , Dated this 86th day of JTovemlier. A. T. 1880; , - J. J. CHARLTON, Sheriff of Linn county, OrcKon. dc-3,SOl10 Adtnlnlmtrntor'1. Notice to f 'realtors Ea tate of liriiiKlo, De'eM.vl. NfiTICE Is hereby ulren to the creditors of sain demied.and all whom it may concern, that the underpinned has been duly appotn ted adriiiirtstnitorxrt Hieesiateof the said Daniel " ba oik eliEHmuiust said ex i ate aie bere by ri-ijuii-e l to present thein, with the proper vouuliei-s. wlUiiu six months from the date of this notice, to i lie itnderslunedut his residence four miles cast ot Sliedd .Station. in ik! count'. It. IT. WRIC.HT, A itniulstrator. J. w. Wriaht.Miiy. foradui. viaua S 5 GOODS 5 in the Counter ! SPLENDID HOLIDAY GOODS -AT- IS'ix-!. St., Albany. rjMIE LARGEST STOCK OF Books and Drugs ever bronstht to the city of Altwmy. Also, a laivc lot or goods selected especially lor the Holiday Trade, such as Poets In fine bin llnjrs. Illnstrnted Ju venile Books, Albums. Family Ritils. Pictures and Frame. Ac, Ac. all of whk-ll will bo sold at prices to suit the times. Call and see for j oursel.eji. 13-9 Stockholder'. 3Ii"etiiiK.; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES that theannu- al meet ina of the st ot:k hollers ot the Linn County Agricultural Association will 'ic held iu room No. 3. si-coml tloor of Odd Fellows' Temple, in the citv of Al'wnv. Linn conntv. Oregon, on Thursday the Bih day of Janna1?', imii, ar iiie nour ot one n'ciocK in tiieaiternoon of said duy, tor the purnoso of electing seven dirtK-tors lor said Asso-i:i'in, to orv I he next onsv.insf year. THOMAS FROM AN, J. II. Blkkhart, Presideut. Secretary. -Allinny. Oregon, Dee. 3. 1880-vl3nl0td Slicriir's Sale. "M-OTICK 15 HEREBY GIVEN that by vlrtne Al of a decree of foi-ec'onre rendered in the CIrcnit Conrt of the State of Ovesron for the county of Linn, In a suit wlierein Ltilie J. Has- orooK was piuiniiu and M. 1.. liusurooK, u. c i iKiicy anu jniiies it. wa-s!i'mrn, partners id der the ilrin-iiuiiie and st vie of Coolev ft Wash burn, and Albert Butts were defendants, and by virtue of an execution issued out of said Court in pursuance of said 'b-crceof foreclosure and to me directed and rtellvrrd on the 18th day of Novein ber 188. .ommandinic and direct ing me to sell the real pro)iertv hereinatter de scribed, 1 have devierl unon the mortifaired premises as described in said decree and writ ot e.ec.ntion its follows, to-wit ; , IVnlnnini; at the southeast comer of the Pamhel Johnson donation land claim, beinit claim" No. Banl ZA. an I notia-.;1on lie, 2.071 and boin also the northeast corner of Klisha riOirliJs land claim, and riinniniqr thence west 1t7 rod. tben north ao rods, thonce east 147 vods.tlience'Sf -at h l nids to the place of tiesln- iiinu, cMniainmtf acres more or less, lying anj ocmKin t ne county oi unn ana state ot Oregon, anu on Saturday, the -.' I5!h day of , January, 1SS1,. at the Conrt House door in the citv of Albanv. Linn count v. Oresron. at the hnn r of two nVlnrb In the afternoon oi said day, 1 will sell the here inbefore descriliod mortaired premises at pul lio auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy and pay ihe demand of the plaintiff in said writ, with the costs, Interest Bated this 2Ctb day ot November, A. T. 1880. .. J. J. 1 HAHI.IUJ, PherlflTof Linn county, Oregon. By S. IL Clacghtok, Deputy. dec380nI0 ' - Slicriir's Sale. In t he Circnlt Court for the State of Oregon ior rue conntv or Linn. Luther While, Plaintiff, -; . vs. K. G. Michael. Tiefendant. , BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of foreclosure In the above named court in the above en titled suit, and an execution and order of sale issued In pursuance thereof, and to me direct ed and delivered on tbe 17th day of November, 1880, 1 have levied npon the mortiras-d premis es described in said decree, as follows, to-wit. : Commenelns at Hie north west corner of the Jared and Marv Mtvhnel donation land elalm. Notification 20K8. Claim 41, township 14, south range 8 west, thence s.mth 19 desrr-os 30 min utes west ISO rods, thence sonth 70 dejrreea 30 mlnntes east ltw rods, thence north 19 dejrrees 30 minutes east 10 rmls. tlienee north 70 de grees 30 minutes west, too rods to the place of becinninjr. containing 100 aews more or lev sltnated In the comity of Lin and tttaie of Oi egon, and on JVedne-lay, the 29A day f Dteember, 1880, at the henr if ona o'clock In the afternoon of said day, at the Court House door In tiie city of Albanv, in the county of Linn and Stateof ore iron. Iwiil well the heivlnbetoredoseritied uiort Kiuwd nraiuiae, tor ce-sb, in hand, to the liib tbiddcr. to satlf. and y tbe demand of the plaintiff ti sa.l writ. wit,-tli s.im of 874 00, ill lr- S. jr!'l --ln, with Interest at tbe rate of om iwi'riit. ir wmth fmin ttee Brst dav of Outobcr, IS7.S, aud tbe costs and diobura inents of ssid sn!t and expenses of said sa'e. . Dated this 'Ath day of XovomlHr. 188tl. J. J. CHAhLJ.02f, . ' ' Shevlffof Linn onnnty, Ororon. BvS. H. CfcAIT tu-m, lnputj. ld-9 - Jl.OV20.80 G ROGER EES, Fosnay LEGAL. V. TLIXK. j O. . CBAMSE1U.AIK. FUXS St CIIASfBEItLAIW, Attorneys at X-ia."wv i i- ALBANY, OREGON. FPICB-In Fo9ter' new brick block, first V door to the left, np i-tairs. vllnlS C. POWELI.. W. B. BI1TEU, POWELL iSrILYEUj Attorney at Lavv ami jSollcil r In Clianccry. AIjBAKT, !- ORfJOO!. ' '33 COLLECTIONS proniiitlv made on all w te. Loans negotiated on reasonable terms. Office in Foster's new Wook. nlivll 4 ' i,". J. K. WEATIIEnrOilE tKOTARTPPW-rc.J ..,',,? f Attorney,,.at Xjsi'9 ALB ANT, 0BEKOX. WILL PRACTICE IS THK HIFFERfcNT courts of the State. Soecml attention jjtv en to collections and proliata mattcrj. okficjc In Odd Fellows' Temple. n47vl0 K.B. HCHPHttET. i ' C. I. WOLTBTAk. . Ilumptarey & WoKerton,' ; Attorneys aa 4'oaBSIrm " WILL PRACTICE IV ALL THE COV BTS of this state. Officb in, Fronoan'sbrtck (up stairs) Albany, Oregoa. .-" Iln4 : t Li moxtame; -A-tto rn ey at JLarw ALBANY, OREGON. "VFF1CE Up stabs, over John Brlggs' at ore. on first si reel. . - - Vila it C. II. IIEWIT'iyj t.f Attorney and Counselor b Uw. Office, Old ftM Office Builtiin Albany, Oregon. 1 KTll.. PRACTICB inj the dlOereot Courts of TT the State. vllnH ATTORNEY AT LAW. PKOIIPT ATTESTlOa 6IVEI 1 AU business. - - t . vS29 MEDICAL. E. O. HYDE, Physician & B u rgcen, OFFICE In Foshay & Mason's drnu store. Residence Broadalbln street, Albanv, Or egon.-'- . . .-:4 - , . Vl3l9 Physician ant! Surgeon, Fromans's Brick, ap stairs. First street. t I Albaisy, Oruoa. Vl2nl0 C. C. KELLY, 31. ., PHYSICIAN & STJE&S02T. ALBAY, ORHSOS. OFFICE IN JJCTL WAIN'S BRICK BLOCK. Residence one door north of broom facto ry, Lyon street. i llvia IUiML'S F. WIIIT1.XC, ARTIST, Fresco, t-ign, scene. -A1t IPictoi'inl X'tiintif is-. D ESIGN1N A fJ"i:fII.TV. Rooms 6 and 7. PnrrlsW 'bck, corner First and Ferry etrecis. Albany. Oregon. ST- CHARLES HOTEL. OREiON. ALBANY, . : . Mrs. C. Houk; Proprietor. THIS HOUSE hn been tliorou-.'bij; overhaul ed and renovated, mvl i-:ce -irtr lii'-t cImhsi condition for the nccomino-tjii lor-of i .--iis. Uood Samole Room tor miii::: ni l.n.c.uis. General Stage Oftice for Corvailis. Imb'pcnd ence and Ijebanon. l";-e 'o:el f. iia the bona. .... ! vii:i4!i (APCINE PoROUSy Di A O T C" D rV "nViT'jr tht Avf. T'B-r.'frt.vmavviTdrllli 1ii;heMtandvtJn ctrdal out rulr pltul cru, at fcx& the Cenhnni-l tin t ftn' rrrmHiont. Widely fnvfra't'! knnvTn amnq phvKicianM at a gttat tnt 1T-mfmto7it;,cnUntiTiiTrtmt?lr.M'r. Atk mnjf rifHc-ian into'trmctlcelity al-!tit. Thavaloa Vile qttilitisof the common pnronsplsstorarshs t'lls artirfc in-red r0 fold hy and scicntifts tndict!An. It relieves altnt at onc and enrea -hreGtli-rt!!!TSfriil evim to rrlive. It ia wfthont donlit tbs lwst tnily aver devised foe I-iTner.nd Wok Back, Rhnnmatism, SpiDal and LidncyComr'alntssTid a!l local aches and pains. Avoid iinitatiuns.Sold by a'.l Dragustsric Kc ampin dc joiueo.t si I'iattsuj. YPtropi HENRY 7. S!'mi.& GO'S. ..... . CELEBRATED . KErJTUC.CY THI8TLEDEH 9 HENRY W.SMITH & CO. DI8TILLEKS. Kenton County, 6th BittKtttuekj, OFFICE . 252 & 254 VVest Third Ot cincirir-ATi R. Sal tmarsh, agent, jilbany.OreKon. Tl3- wipctli hnsmess now before the pnb-U. Tea MtEtOl can make money faster at work for ns than at anything else. Capital not reouired. We will start yoa. 12 a day and l p Tan! made at home by the industrious. Hen, women, boys and sirls wanted, everywhere to work for us. Now is the time. You tan devote your wlioie time to the work, or onlv yonr . spare momenta. No other business will pay you n parly as well. No -one willinir to work can fall to make enormous pay bv engatiD at once- Costly Outfit and terms free. A g nt optMirtnnlty for making i money easily and honorably. Address Tkvr Co., Atiaaia, Muino , 1 42'ld, ?ilT IT Alt, aM ' r.'!.TSnrJr"' List tor ' 1880. Fbb to wtr MLtlreM Npon saw ilearlnn. Copt&.-.ia ilrscrlpnoiis of eyurvl ihuitr roQltt.1 . with overl.eoa IHnstrail.ms. We s4 ,1 - Snoas st whnlesa'a prli-i In nnsnutiss to sw.J nm nnr.-baser. Tlie only lusrlLutton laArw!.. wbrt nilks tli -itr spctnl lniliuai. Ailui-suuL HVNTtiOM KPT Wltill 7a . ??7 lt ab..it A.., t;aivVy i m ; V