The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, June 01, 1877, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textaa , A . i- - "- "ft say a. g sms -I, ISJ7, From Camfs 'rek. Froui a private totter froru IV. II. JMkmu, wlin la now In the Camp Crok mine, we Rut Hi following newst- Iutt wk k putty tltai'ovored led inHu wiuuli ton have been utaite, vruKiii Ui per ton, sold ami ilvtir. St-Ven iilniitMai- located and tMMiaotlila led, am) the work itf Hiukliiff. a shaft la now ei'ms ptt.ioii turwa.nl. 'X lie t ;m paay call ttie mm the "Cfttiaoliduteil Monarch." Tim leitjr has boon traced tiimmih the silver wclia. 1 eunutit Pitt you til width with certainty, a the almit It only 4 fust deep, but It la tliouulit to b very wine about m teal, Wnrk on tin "Voting America" Is Ralng forward withffooil prospect. Tlio ledKe Ii widening, bslug Hour !t feet. The Vlo 1'reeidont ol' the Camp creek Silver alining company la Here ii hi way to the mines to prepare n loon Ion (or the machinery, wltloli Is on it way and will be ken In few tiny. Tni company It preparing t work the silver spring. All ar lu (nod spirits over tlx present prospects. Tin machinery spoken of above by Mr. Jaokson at being on Jb road to tli silver wells, eonsdal of ft steam engine and boiler, two amalgamating pane of a capacity of pnn p.osrid each, retorts, oruolbles, acids, etc, for mak ing thirougb workluc test. The "Youug America" la owned by E. Wetkln Co., of tills city, and the assay on the rook whan only lew rest below the surface waa about $1011, but Is not sa rich anw. A abaft Is now being sunk on It, and by this time Is probably down about S5 or S fast. $ ' i " ' ' " ' Nabkalh Mchssl Kxcaralou. Ijt Saturday at mum the membcra of the V. I'. Sabbath School ami Die Young People's Christian Assoc iatlou started frnm tills place for Hrook's Station, on tin' rail road below Salem, for the purpose of hav ing a picnic. Nearly every iersuu was loaded down with baskets of "goodies," aad as the weather looked very ihreateuluK, nearly all, In aildltloa to this, took along umbrellas, ns well as overcoats, water proofs and over shoes, Hut It so happoned thai they were not needed at all; not a drop of rala fell daring the afteruoou, and the ground wu dry and warm. After the eicursina cars had been switched nil', Mr Brooks look charge of 'tli party and escsrtesl them to the grove, only a snarl distance from Uie station, where he deliv ered a short address of welcome. Kev. Dr. 8. (I. Iryiue respouded on behalf of the school, cordially thanking Mr. Jlrooks for the courtesies extended: In I Br Klbiin.Tites. M. tarftf then nude a row remarks, after wine avcrvlioily was Uirown upnu malt own' ratoutocs I'nr ainoaenicnt. Croquet and base ball were Indulged in by name, while others Improved the opportunity by taking rambles through the greeu woods. In this way the da paased off quickly an 'irWitly. and whan Urn exptrm arrived, the cars were coupled on. and all surted homeward willi light and hapiy hearti. Mr. Ilrok4 used every vmU-avtml to make the day off pleuMintly, mid the excursionists w II! eve reiiieniber him ai aue of the most Ito.pitahli,' oli gentle, juen lliey have ever met. - - J , Csilrirlaias;. NMr II f. Curtis, late of IiIhIio; baa com iiiemtd lite contiriiclioii of n smitl I sleain bosl, ni-ar Itobiuaon a; JllcCiiitm:li's mill, in ihi )Ui:e. He is a slip.c,irKiitcr and is dmug the work upau tin- hull him self, while waltlui; lor Hie luauhiucrv, which baa been ordered from a manufac tory In Jicw York. It will lie a stern wheal boat, 26 fret loug, and 10 feel beam, and will draw from 3 to 7 inches. Hula It will have a neat little cabin about exM feet, aatl. If busiueas will justify, mnkn daily tripa, far pauses get ami Ireiiikt. be fari.n Uiia nlace anil Albany. This is an auurpriae that we have loug Wen amlous to see inaugurated here, and air. Curtis nnMn t l Hie riirlit man In Ihe rit'lit ulacc. Huccesa to the eniernrlw.-. The nroabable coat, will Me l-.'WU, and we be- heve It will be a proltiable luveaiment. VamUu liauut. We sre glad to see such a movn as this put on foot, and feel sure It will prove reniunersliva to the .owner of toe bout The line must he sustained, llro. Carter, If we have lo make np the cargo by exchang Ing Congressional THolee and patent office repsrts at "dead head" rates. 'Tha Plaalet Neaaoa. Picnics were fully ripe lsat Saturday and fell from the Ireea everywhere. There was one at Uervals, Marion county, auolher at Urooka' in the samecounty, and still anoth. cr near Salem the latter beings union pic-1 ale or Ihe two schools taught by Miss Oeortia Carpenter and Miss Waite. The beautiful Ar grove near Mr. John Ilcrren's rssidaeoe, was literally alive Willi the bright-eyed school children and llielr parents and friends, and thn' utmost enjoy ruent pervaded the day. An add res i waa delivered by M. V. Ilrown. after which Ihe ladies 'of that neighborhood lailened an almost endless table vr lib gond things "for the stomach's sake," which was heartily enjoyed by welcome. gwesia. We are In debted lo many friends for courlele ex tended un that occasion, and will loug asweiate the "Halem Prairie Picnic" with pleasant .recollections. ,4 , T Its Lssstlsw. , MrvAllE,Jlsrlln,Utdy rccsnlly from the Stales, who has had, many years' ex perience in the utilliucry business, lias opeaed oittaa establishment In the Schmecr bulldiogi next duvr th flic Jtakcry, Bite will keep a full line of millinery goods, do a general dress-maklog business, and wil pay particular eUeotntoWesallltf.pTae.r log, snd shaping ever eia nau. ne rec- omoiand w lady Blen to call .on her before they make tbetr wutchsscs. .iHi ."egjjg,,.!!,, MUK, ; v-ii tite; ,-t ; r 5 Workmen have been engaged foraovcral days In tearing away the south wing of these mills, Whloa was used a a store, bouse. A acw wing, 28x110, will be put up la Its place, aad anettter oa the north, about 36x2rJ, while the front uf the main building '! h 'aiecd 6 feet higher. Beside these insprovemenl, a brick oftlce, :t030, will lie built between the mill and tha large warehouse'- Mr.'F'Mier ls bound lo be prepared for storing . .i-.-vny his share -if tbe erresi erop this year 1 J - ' .'.4 .U. V ; .. ,y "The Companion of llayhw Chapler 'No, lUyal Arch Masons, will meet at Masoale Hal, in spsotal - Coavoaatlon, M Tliorsdas; aveulog, June 7, t 8 o'clock. .A full stteadane b requeated. Injonrn iuf Osaaaaioas eortllslly Invited. , ' , , M.V.fiKOWN, U. P. J. K. WiATHaaroRD, Hec'y Wa last Week gnrt our rnnlura a iihort deaorliitioB of tba wMimtad all yer wella of Wasoo Bounty, nd r1-""" kied t this wools my aomethlii;; la J mjfard to tha quarts loads which lmv tsoii dlscovereU In thut looaliiy. TUew havt been tlirsa mining districts otgun Ised lu WuuocHirA-,oBd what we Siaye to say Is In refarsiioa to that known se tlio 8ltfr WoHs Ulatrlot. , Ws apant aeveral days In that tlWrlot and visited nearly eyary ledfe vhich had aaa located up to tlia time t, lrt (Mny 8th.) Tliay ars vary uum ous, and assay Tary well, but most a! Ike r aorta lu regard to violr rlohnana which uv bean received lu tula al.'il,iilow Ui hslp niaan a noise an w rouriu ley are not to be relied upon. Tb richest one that has yet bean discovered was recorded by Jaa, Houston, of Mill city, and assayed $110, but tha majority of tliem range, from $10 to $10. Only a vary limited amount of proapootitif has yet been dnua, on account of tha lack of money, but tha mat ha been revealed that the whale oexntry I In terwoven with perfect net-work of quarts Isilgos. Kearly all or the leans are located In the foethllla between and apo eaoU side of .Logan's Butte, Jerry Mouutaiu.the Three Tables, and Hauk leinau's Uutte. The throe mountnius first mentioned am located au tiieeouth aide af Camp Creek, about three or four miles apart, lying in tl.a form or a triangle, while the otlsur oiie la situated north of Camp Creek, about two miiao north of lAgau's liutta. Batwean the four mountains are altuated thai celebrated silver well, or rath or tha majority of tlinm, though there are others Id nearly every direction. Asa close proqieot on the sides 0 .tlieas mountain would require considerable capital there baa been very .little work done In those places, and it la the opin-. Ion of experts that there is where the richoit b'SilH He. So far the quart lodges which have been recorded are geaerally ooiiliued to the north aid of lgan'a Butte, and among the foot hills between that place and Jerry mountain, on Clover and Pole creeks. In these localities there sre some itch leads owned by T.. Watklua & Co. ami tha Hllver Hill Co., of this olty, aatl J. I). Ufollet, Then. Cartwrlght Co., and a great many others, Up to the time we left ( May Stb ) eighty cutlass had been recorded, and fully double that number were held by post ing. We have descriptions of nearly all of the beat ledges, and will probably coaauieiioeiliolr publication next week. One thing which we noticed in our rambles through that country was that whsuever you nnda lead, and sau trace It tar any distance, It will, In nine case out ol ten terminate la a sliver well. Our fntth In the richness af the silver springs rcata to a considerable extent on title fact. Wa know that these ledges contain silver, for the simple reasoa that we have aeon Prof. Hurley "kriorsk it nut" With hbaaany itij.' apparatus, and have also seeu Mr. Murgiu.of thl city take a pleo ol piaTlx, and by simply subjecting It to a blow pipe heat, bring out great tills- tua of the preciuua metal. This Is the trunstato of affairs; she ailVer la there, and in pay In quantities, bul, like all such uiiw-e, It will take considerable expenditure of capital before tlio pro Ills will be reaped. It la no plaoe for o poor mail ; all the prospecting has been j done by that class of persons, and some very good claims have been discover ed by them, but the deelnpment will have to be made by capital. No ma obluery has yet been ordered to work up the quartx, aud there probably will not be until after the famous silver wells have beeu tested. II they should nrovs rich, aa they surely will, It will attract capital to that community, and theu Wanoo eoualy will have the rich est mines on the l'aclflc Coast. THIRD STREET CiRAIiE. Kditor Jkmucrat : A MANY, May Shift, 1B77. The City Council hai certainly com- mitted a grave error In the matter of ; gratllnsTliIrd street between Washing ton and Calapoola streets. The grade a now established, Is to cut Third street abeut five feet at the Junctli with Calapeola street. What good purpose I to be subserved by Imposing this burden upon the property holder ou this part of Third street, and marring tha beauty aupplied by nature to this part of our olty, does not to u very ; readily appear. This work I not ile- mantled by teamsters or pedestrians ; it is not needed to fucllilute drainage ; II Is not required In order to repair the street upon aa even grade with the natural alone or the ground to re.'elre the gravel, and surely, none are so ob. llvlous aa not t know that the gentle undulatlo-j lu ilie land upon which Albany I built 1 the chief beauty of It location, which certainly cannot ba Improved lu the way proposed by the I Council. If It Is Intended to atop with till grade upon read, lug Calapoola street, team can not get Irom one street to the other at this point, and If It la iuteuded to continue that grade en Third to -Viua street, aud then bring Calapoola street down to an even grade therewith, then the people cannot get onto or cross either without desceuding aud secendlug A bank four or fly .feet. high. Of course Washington street from First lo Third, and Second from, Ferry to Calapoola must be brought by the band of the dlaeelttr to tb same level. Hence It eeem to me that th course the City Council have dotarmln d upon In this matter Is to lufllet upon very many cltUsus of Albany griev ous aud a perasanent evil who ar t receive no corresponding aenant wars for. " ' wALAPOOIA. (iramll lstg. ,;";' ;;,:'', .'' ' Th Orand Idgc of the flood TwipUt oiganlxiitiuti of iliis Sutc meets In tills city un ToeailaJ, Jnnu Ullr, stiiH will prob- ably remain In session for three or four day. -A better place oould ant nave o.n selected, as we think lu proportion ly UicJ popalawoa tlier la lesstuicajul of lh,uo drank lu Albany tliau lu any otuer en on IkeC'oasl. .. . , .1- CeBtonulal Labor vinf Hoop Duet the cleansing without, a.'i rujitiilig or serotiblng proees waa laser, -ill 4 new: being dally tested at first door west Ji-I eltaoga lloliil, ,1 Una -jolly. ? Evei ylioiiy. lushed to aU' aad ithonmukut 4aat ..U., astonishing cleansing properties. War Hurley agents for Oregon. it'; nas "ap vmjj Hllrii-v lisrilss ana tailing In pi i"e ' .J Sho I.uminli's latsadito celobtfvk alter nst. 'w f "V I (-rlpk. Blrstlon l 'w safi!ln Iy. mond t tba paatslUcs," ( I Htar Brewary he I It"' u-ia" 1M W rjhjtslolana Iiaiillliy d 1 ' alrallwohl ajsrolvod Ptl Iw rcl .af lltie by tha tjWmpte last Haiurday. . ,a. I "Vain 1 yum I ynin.l icw poloaaajhd green nw Is wli:il's the mallei wlthAIsi A swlasla In Miller's I' wark IVnin to night, given by Mia - A gentleman In this cily n-w clnya ago received aloitcrUii'i'i'lni t"Aut Siu,ill." . A larite cannon will he brought lip ftam Holtsioua services will be lif! at Ihe Kvatigollciil church next Haubath at 11 o'clock. : - ' ;; ' . ' Remember that Jtossnh gt a fhwh lot af California fiult aud vcnuiablcs by every eteasier. The weatlmr was most t,oo rool fw tco cream at the Congregational sociable Wriday avenhig. 1 f . ' Kvci v'ukIv mint i, i,,!ier (li.tt Alii the "Oeni of the Va'lcy.t wlU celeb wlU celebrfu I a large slots Ilia rourth this vrw. j Ed. I'.aum ha J;int rccalwd of acliool boefe i unii tiipery sahlch lie propose t sell ctniip. , f - Una ef our elvUongineerakala'vm down1ast "Wfilneidar evealag, hut lot aitteti liiirut was dune. m I. Tlie Masonic (Iraad Chapter meats let Portland on Friday, the Uth Inst,, nd lie Grand Lodge oa the Monday -following, lll (1 Cl.rW ol II, la eltv. who has kaSB un at Salt Spriags fur a raw weeks, killed two slk at one shot up there one day last week, .I-- Jus. llady wilt ta a fej day vr om.a Orstllaaa retuuraul in Douoiag en Front srreo(. recently jwctipie My,. Unite a number of ladies, genlieatea and little folks trout JsHenon csme up to this oily last Sabbath to visit the I'. P. Sabbath dolieol. . ,-; -" Iter. U. Parker, of Balom, Will bold sor vioe In the Episcopal Church uext Wednes day evening, June th, at 7 :!M) o'clock. All an tnvltad to attead. , Extensive arrangenieats are being made by the Pawjaya for organising tha largest band Of Plug 4, glles I hat lias ever appeared at a celebration ta Oregon. A magnificent bouquet was prescuted to the V. P. Sabbath Bckaul, last Haturdsy.as the exouraloa train passed Jefferson. Our UilUtJead Jidia Wetrler waa the doner. The Y. P C. A.a ulk of having a unlen religious masting at the Court House next ftsbbstli svsaing, in which all the different churches will In Invlled to participate. (, Plaus for fine's new Ml and hose tower; kave been drawn up by Mr. Ze lea, and jtUo! (oatract tar Hie ersction will be let la a lew days.; I is to I JJeet aad IMtes' Itlgk. We sre under obligations Ij our friend John Millard fur sonic of the largest stslks of pie plants ws have ever scon. The leaf, waa o large it oould be need as an urn brella. .One of our prominent oil liens inlorins a that Ihe aaace mad front the apples preserved bv the Allien process is perfeslly delicious, excelling Hist prepared froas the green fruit. W dlit sot !gt In attend the Newell concert leal llonday evealng, but from those waa were Ibsraw laaUt lt was vary good, bat that Ik autllsuce was aol so large as had bueu ciiected. Hix or anven flit boaia were brought up by the Vhamfion last ttaturday and Uken on up the river. We did not leaf definite ly, bul suppose uiey ars ta be uaa on river Improvements above CorvaHhv " i. Jaa. Klklns sad wife ars the sappiest couple sut. A Utile 10 l girl made Iter appearance at their home last Thursday morning. Oooda can be had aww at Hie Orange atora cheaper theu ever. ,. ' . Wheat hi this county could not look any better than It does, aad we reel ealieacd that this fall, after the demand fur home consumption is satisfied, Lion county will have lully 1,000,000 bushels uf wheat fur sale. .'I,. Z .j'. Thus baa a watch 9011 yoars.uld. It la a great curiosity and everybody should esll arouad and ecu It. The inecltaulsiu la very eurinus and old. fashioned, but It "gate is lu work" In a style which no late Invention ean improve upon. ! . Ui ill, L, G. Jllain has Uti wsek received quite an addition lo his already mammoth stock or ekithiug -aad furnishing goods., lie slways 'keepe up with the style hi ills selec'llan of goods, and aersoo nan al ways count on getting a good bargain by calling on him We learn that Al Monro lis Invented a new kind of paint, and will apply fu( patent In a short lime. Ms Illustrated the workings or It before Hogers a lew days ago, but tit latter gentleman deesn seam to like the new Invention, and thinks that Al. had better still stick t the "Rubber." Olaalsig Exnrelse. : Albany College la about, to ol' til next full, uil th following will be the programme of exeraiaas t -.-.. ;i Monday Et4xint,Junt 1 1 M ustcal and Literary Entertainment In behalf of Colleg Improvement, r 'uesdVig A'M(i Literary, irclw of the Alumni Association. : WtdnmUty K fining Aniinal Addrea1, by Han. J. J. Ilrown, A.. iL. ... Oa Tuesday aad AVedsjeeday 4tf that week the, ex 'initiation will be held at tha Colleg'.Uut! ,l!ie,uHiiaU ate, invit ed lo attend. ...,- i.-.r, , .,.,:,,r' ... WMkMteMaS.iilt a ill i 'iie,?. p V '" " mtmt tw egois. ' W wre ,iforad with A "oU Jsai Tueed tronv nfudge Kerr, who Is resident of Centra Coat county, Cali fornia, Me ha bscom dlsguatecl, with California and ba bn up bar raw few weeks "apylngut th land." After tuanina arotmd oanslderablv h hawl rslvd at .the, oaaolualon " that' thisil (tat I th place for bias. Ml sheep df which he haa about 0,000 bead, are now on the road to Oregon, IB ;llbar)t, of'hwaonKMd win xtrababif ,be taken East f the mountains, 'but tha Judge will locale somewhere in thl y?lly. ..sa sVaveava Cavt.v 1 mil if. Mi It-tin , i ft';i. Vllly Claughlon, sol) or Ihe postmaster t J-cbanon, accidentally cut off Iherrnatd toe n his left font last Vrluay. I)r..l ul.'y bauud up and dressed the wound, snd it is theuglit no l!i ,t lli boy may Aosslin auv his toe' " "'" "" 41 tf aavasttsi(fas(jBaJJ a : TxcOouxiMiTH Maisoa I unsqliai- eil Jtoif economy itt fuel,refip(illty I work and durability luaaveloav Those, wsntlng stove will do well sa call ea John flrlgga ana liistn. ; ftAVTIA M1RB.; , AN TJNPLKAaJAHTTRIP -NBWSFROIs THK MINKS ON THC8ANTIAM, 7 , , .UaaAWiL Mat 88, IN77, aTdiVer Zawisemf: ' ' " Lsavlng camp at Hsallat Creek (OaplUl Mines) early la the mernlng, in oomaany with Messrs. (lluvsr and Holt iw aiaas oiif Way down the wild careering little North Pork or the Santlam, passing fords and defiles without accident, aad at about 11 o'clock a. m. struck anion at Evkhnrn, where .under the limb aud foliage or a huge old fir, wills desperate efforts we suc ceeded In starling a firs, aotwlthstandlag Hi deluge of rala pouring down from an entry and dlinn sky, much of Which per colated past liranoh and needle leaf upon our already dripping Utoddy. Bul the wbatdf that; we re only .poor anlaer and prospectors I and aa tb street angers sre, polnied st us, IB nnlaoa with the nirerlng Up- and word of icpiuth "He's only prospector.'' But then only tan mils mora of muddy, slippery, trail, oe'r hung by dripping grass, and shrub, and ire will uliliaste the days Journey, when we shall be at the hospitable fireside of Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Smith, or whom we can. not say too often "God bless there." If It sliaiild come lo pass from asm latsnl cause to ua unknown that we must say "KtuHrule," then wa will seek some warmer oil iu: avbsn the wild horse seeks no roofed stsble ; the fowl of the sir mi grata la eaaech of Sanmsf , and Ike and grow aid aa assimilate ua to sn easy going Ignorance and die whea our clock ticks out' and ga up to Sod, and as my friend B used to aay, "Tell him we war eat to, blame for It." But bold, un wittingly ws arc perpetrating apostrophe ; ws have left the struggling lire and bolllug coffee and are off lata tbe quaal Ideal. Code ready, with shivering limbs ws hug class aver But swioatdsrlng Ore sad aaneh away at a rib of (!eer, frlid beooo,ltr oaie'y "sopping" some of Prsuk's best bread In the frylag pan, together with the juice af ye Arabia Ooda, we tumble on eegregated down among the gastric Juices. Dinner over, we up and depart, Holt aud I-Gkmir with bis two mule stay to await th finale or th alarm. Happiu to him end his household antler the old fir. We two weary, wet pilgrims trudged r Utrenget, did you vr rid a aus- tang or mure with your knot lull r water, caught from soaking garments tram above We tried It for a mile and quit ; (vary jsll there Is a peculiar sensation, an undefined extent upward which reminds roe ef certain Irnllca while a student, at (J while performing aur weekly "all aver" ablutleas a pitcher or culd water dowa the back ; the flap ef a eold wot towel. But then we used to settle tlioae little un- pleaeantrtea on Die lulernatleual plan of arbltratlea. Ilsresomebmly'schiimwauld have "got a head put on him." Bdt we snust draw tft a close. The Bier- ling Gold and Silver mining company have contracted wrlh three English miners to alnk shaft 30 font oa th Sterling Ledge, and now, al 80 feet depth, they bav II Inches or solid miner! with about s H feet -lode matter. What this ore assays your correspondent Is not aware, hat It la on of Ihe principal lode of this mineral bell. Tb "CajJial" Compear mine still on. tlnues lu bee showing. The "Mulkey" 1 looking flne 'lo my next ! will give Items la regard In some Una government land about is atllas this aide Ike Capital rallies, which bss ul yet tiecn entered by aetHer Tuors truly. II. or (Wlabrallaa. ThsPluaoe Committee bsve gniiet work, and are calling ou our cltlsens and giving them a chance teshow their petriotlam, and and we are glad te learn that (ha aubecrlplaa Hat Is well ing rapidly. ' A mam meeting wf the oltlseu hsa been called for to-morrow evening at the Court Hauae, at which, time the committee will make It re port, reading off tba Bams of the who hv contributed ta the fund, ud alao the Jtame of those who haven- fuaoil. , A large atUndano 1 deal red as this will probably be th laat meet ing f thecltlssns which will be called to consider the question of the celebra tion. Everything now "look Ilk w ware golug t have a larger celebration thaa ha ever been held In the valley counties. Aa Erroaeaae I4eeu While Eaataf the mouutalua a few wank ago w learned that tb people la' that eeotlon bad In eome way gained tb InformfttloiT that the laat Uglaltur had paaaed an aot giving th right to any one te put bl own braud oa calves alx month old, which happened lo be tunning with their herds, whether they really owned them or uot. Thl I altogether rroiiout. Nothing of th kind ha aver ben paaaed by tba Legilatur, and anyone who ha bean working on that plan ha laid himself liable to pmeeoutlon Buoh a law would not he Just, and tbe l.eglalature would hav no authority tnpaa .f f ;,j f y i a g. IwvV i- r S Atieatiaa, riaaeara. wyul ulle a number of the residents ar Linit county arrived In thl eouutry In the year WHS, aad a they weald all adonul.llke hi get together oece more and taUtAver old limes, we kave concluded to sail a meeting hi be held at tba Court House In tbla ally, an Prlday,.lbe Slk Inst, for th purpose of making arrangements for holding a plonlc auraawlKr In tills county duriag the month or July, j JiigBed,: ,, - Let all fortt-fttri attend JONAS DAVIS, ...wJS. L. KNOX, )',es ft t Tlia lelsgrapk few days ago contained Hie following paragraph : . "Ten Broeck made mile dash at Louisville, on Ihe 94th, In j :liu;m, the beat tlmg on record by' two seeoBdav" ' Th associated ptaMMtgsut who wrote that la not strictly reliable, al least net u turf nutter,. Tit best lime ever mad by horse for the distance or on mil was by "Buccenr,"t Salisbury, in iW, .who nude It In I rWJ. , , - t j'.' '",ie t-T-.- , 's,' 1 i llaHglaonaleallniia.'J . : Rov. A. J. Hunsaker wrote us from Turner' Statlou that the new Haptlat ahuroh wa dedicated at that -place en th HOtb ult,, aud that aerl of vary Interesting rwlval meetings hv been In progiso evsr alno. Xli mMtiug ana nouatairtlv lucreaaln tn littersst aad a great many .person hav be come anxluua about their souls. - ' 014 Water riMle. , Thsre Is lu be a grand temperance rally at Rbrts' fridge fitmpgrouna, on Satur day and Sunday, lilili and 17th of June. It Is to be i basket nieeilng, and every body is Invited to eeme and bring thslr bsskets well filled. Many of the bast tempcrano Stekr I th Statu ar expected lo be present The programme will ba short speeches, full uf nr i music, as good h Utaoeunlrf alferds, IccUatUiiis, tongs, ft. Th 'jfollawlag prtigiamnt Interspersed wiHi ttie r'tt or astlslc ha heeti ananged, for Saturday.; the programme for Sabbath will ba made after lliey arrive at the camp ground. I, J. Powell, I P. M. llinoiiart, Cum. 1). I'. Porter, , Inlriulinlory address, by Iter. 8. G, Irvine, I). I),r Albany. "The anuiial eoal tu lliiacoualry of al- ohollo drink, In Ihue, money, Uvea, and psuperlsm," by lion W. K. Dunbar. "KReot of alcoholic sllroslanta upoa tb kumaa tystoos,'' by J. W. Watts, M OaTVaMhllU lvfv.iVt!f f ffb what extent alcoholic drlna.ls ll Inatlgatur of arltus, aad the conrtlnitlon allty of a prehlbltory law," by Judge Filter, of Albany "As a corrupting agency In politics and at the ballot box," by Hen. T H. Cann, of Salem. What sl.sll bo dune to extirpate the evil !" "What aay tlio voloe or reason V by Hev. I. It. River, or Brownsville. "What ll lite teaching or God'a word," by Rev. J. S. McCain, or Kugens "The demands ef tha hour upon parents ?" by Prof Jm. Emery, or Corvallis. "The demands of the hour upoa young man," by Rev. L. A. Banks, el Corvallis. "What part can young woman take la fraulug the lsnd from this monster evil !" f arasora I l'arssaeral Wa have something now that will Interest you something that you will want to know. Kuhn Miller, of thl olty, have resolved a patent on a com bined harrow and clod-crusher, and ivery agriculturist ought to com In and see the machine. It Is o simple that aay email boy can handle It, aad eo light that two good horsee are all that are required te run It, It Is so made that It can be ud simply a a harrow, or as a clod orusher and harrow combined, and by taking out one rod tb whole maohln Is divided up Into eight different piece, which can be packed Into a wagon without any trouble at all. Titer are In It at har row teetb and 42. far pulverising nloda ; aa these are e van different atatlon of tli frame holding thee teeth, each aaotlon working ludependsutly ol th other, and all being connected In ft oat with a loag rod, the machine will ac commodate Itself to the ground over kloh It Is going, and It will be sen that thl arrangement iwllt also facili tate tbe cleaning af the teeth, A II tbe farmer who bav aeeu It pmnauno it to be one af the beat agricultural im plement tbny hav avar looked npn. E. Carter A Co., of this city, kave pur chased the right uf manufacturing and Ming It in Una, Lane ami Benton eoautiM, and will st once neiirtaence work apuu them. The assclllue call be eseu at any time at Knlia' wagon ahop In this olty. Hon. B. P. Bumb, Huperlntetulfiit or tli t'ententlary, was In town laat Mon day. Judge Htrahau haa gone out to Cooa county to attend court Mies Rovl'l.lexander came to Port laud on th lli't steamer and arrived in thl city laat Monday at noon. Our genial friend, R. A. Irvine, gave ua a call laat Monday, Will ledger, of Halem, earuo up laat Friday and atoyed with his Albany friend until the following Monday. KyA rieasaa Evealag. On laat Friday even lug Ihcunlertaiunieut aud festival, given by lbs ladies of the Congregational Church, csme off at the Opera Muuse. Although ll rained censld erably oa tliat day, there were quite a nnm ber ef our oltiaena out on this occasion The first thing on programme waa the lit. erary aud musical cutertalumvut, which waa extremely good aud lasted uulll about ten o'clock ; strawberries, Ice cream, prom enading, etc., came next and were ludtilged in nntll about midnight. We were very sorry to ace such a small audience out, as the entertainment and supper were worthy or larger croud. - law aftae Want." This l th name of a new variety or strawberry, Mveral specimens or which John Millard left on our table a few lay age. He eut East laat fall and bought 17S strawberry plants or differ ent varieties, and out of that lot only one plaut lived and It wa th ou which bore these berries. lie now ha fifty plant which have bveu produced by thl one, and next Sanson will have aom of th fruit for ale. The Iwrry Is large, round, aud lusclaus. . anetlat CoasvaaUaa. By a iottor from ltev. A. J. Hunsaker we learn that tb Baptlat rlabbath Boboel Convention for thl Htata will oommcno lu Albauyuu Monday, June 2.1th, and will probably hold for three days. The O. & C. K. It. Co. liavo kindly eonsented to puss delegatcaover their road at JiaV tlm usual .rate, and person who have -been soleoteil to at tend should nut forget to bring their credentials. , ( ' p - Baa's Ba foolea. 1 We undorslaail soma ageiiiaiiru riinnlug over Hi country luklug order for "rose trees," which they aav will grow six or even feet high aad bloom all the year. We advise our readers uot to buy, as ths Fruit Jitamkr pranounoee them to be perlse.t bilk, and the agent ar either ignorant of tnelr business or are a set of scoundrels, r)4i. Mr. Florence A. Piok, daughter in Jo. 'lxou, dld last Saturday at her roaldeno near Hila qlty. Tha remain wars baried in th olty cemetery laat Sabbeih, the funeral being oouductetl by the Pairons of Husbandry, or which orgaulsatlou the deoaed and her hut baud war members. -CundlhT Utiles will oomraeuoe burning their flint kiln of brick to-day. Ia eight or Un day they Will ba Tandy to furnish brick la any quantity and at low prima. V ' t. The rnHowlnr isths Hst of tsktsrs Mmammg In the Post umes. 4lbati, Lbin otmutr, Or. !n. May St, ls77. PeraoDS calling tor these tiers uiiatalvstltsdateoitwiilebUist wen advertised, ,. ist i " ...-j. Anderson, fi i ' illm.k, 9 U Ilagrell, II 11 Uiolisrdsvn, Taylor miller, J II Malltswa. Ksto'i , Morris, Win Moore, Anthony ' Mi-KuiuiV, -Mcllralu, A H I'nticrsnn, Prank t Nnril.1. win ; Blunders, J W Todd, Iter c W Tyler, JC J'ader, R Vaiigha, Lum "Walsh, jamas t. H. fUrisoito, t. V, . Man taawtaea aiaaatp, '.Our valued friend, Dev. Kafrarty, super intenilenl wi' Dr, Loryea't Hamnian Turk Ish Baths, wrlies ns that his admirable loatltntlnn Is flourishing finely eseh day as usual taking la raaay of tk"uawshed and sending them forth clean as the driven snow. He say Dr. Loryeals to be married on ihe 101 h Inst, to a Jewish lady ol excel lent address aad attainments, by name Miss Stern on or th most elegant ladles In tha city, We offer our congratulations. Thanks to 1)sv. for ipecial favor and kind roinenvbranoe. long may lie Bathe N A Teinpbaae. .,' ' Ibeiiy ulatma the honor of patting up and using the first "telephone" In the Stale. Mr, White, one of oar Jewellers, and Mr. Raymond, our poatmaeter, connect ed their two offices by mean of an of these Instruments mat week. " It works very wall, and although the twa mams are probably ROD feet apart, persons can con verse tlirmigh It very well. ' weNaasea Ther win grand reaaivaL .,. . . ' her win a grand strawberry and l cream fetstlval, give by the laslie or tha M. E. Church, at tha hail tu Miller1 brick, on Friday evening, the Stb Inst., the proceeds af which will be applied toward refitting the oburoh. A cordial Invitation I xteuiled to all ta attend. Admlaaion, Si cent ; straw berries and lea sreavm extra. ,' . , n , Baaa (. All kitten of this gam are requested l meet at tlK grounds near Thn. Moateltii's, to morrow afternoon at eue o'clock, ttirllie purpose ef taking into wneideratioa tlte propriety or organliiug a club. II' enough, persous sre la suendaace there- WlU be aeveral game played durlugtheafteruonu. Wha Waala Maary T " Luther Elklns ha tjeun appelutcd University , Fund Ctramlaloiir for this county, and If any one wishes ta borrow money he ean furnish them from th University fund. 4 111 el liie realilceue in this olty. ljs4lM Alsl (Jwelaty. Tbe regular monthly meeting of this society will be held or Thursday as aeat week at the Kaideuce of Mm. Honck. All memliers and persons wishing to join should he un hand promptly at i a'ciock. ssll'lieell ,": " The hlgliaal easb pric paid tor wool at l'h II Cohen's atora, In this city, t.'ltf "Btiiwtr iea dry mttmul aad quieUicui il.en nl " tlun lung list nf subscriber who 1'heaiath -Iks printer. 11 ' - v. Mhe wa Udlluir a female friend bow Mary Jane -pram-led wlih ber "fuller," andaabl alw. "Way, at yea Beard lees ttilk you'd think tlicy were ffistrlcd."' , Tin: Wan tu Knrnpt, although It will no d-uld. aliaorb a great deal or attention, and will probably affect the grata market largely, will work a uhaiigc la ihe system of doing busiueas at eUiedd. Wheeler will continue ta sell to all comers with ready cash the beet goods far ths lowest prior, and to pay th highest market rate lu cash fur uiaMliaiiiabhi produce. New aud real) atuuk received every week,, . .. - ,"4 trwasristiiMg. Mrs, l, A. John deal res to notify bet ladle of Albany that, ah baa Meuawd th bualuet ar dressmaking, aud will take order wt bar resldenoe,' corner ef Second and Bruadalbln atreeta, owoalt tbe Unuooaav eOlaa. Mr. John I le prepared to teach the tailor ayitem of cutting. . . .. . xt E. Cartoi or Co"s. factory, on the river front, near tbe foundry, kt the" plan to net yeur doors, sash, mouldings, door snd window frames, feuetng, turned werk, scroll aawlng, or any thing in tb line of bouse Mulshing work, either plain or orna nientnl, Call aad eee them. They have tlte machinery to do the work nd the men whokuow how lo use it, tb Marrtetl. JOKY-CHOOKa-Attthe realdairae of Hon. J.T. Uraoka, at Millers' Mtatieti, on the iHlh or May, by David lwla, J. P M r. Thoa. Jory aud Mis riieebe L. Crooks. We tender our hearty ooegraliiletlons lo th happy oaupie. IS MCMOKUM - Luaaon, May SO, 1H77. The following naolutloua wer pawed by lajlmnuu arauue at the Uutt meeting : W 11 k at: ah, In the wise provlrlenoe ef ilea, our sister, jtetieoo iitiwon, lias ueea reuiaved lo tlte better lend by death, which event oomtrredoa the 1 ah of April. 1K77: Anb waKHKaa, By such removal tbe oosntnuniiy m wuieit ens uvea as useu dspnveu or a valtiame nientber, unv " .1 mm , i iiv imuuih uivhi. No. HI, In partioular, haa lost a worthy aud eaanetited aiatnp. SltaMf.e. Keaulvod, Tliat nie Uaanae wear the iHtntre 01 niotiriiiii nar ininy uava. Meaalved, That we dply syinpathlae with her bereaved busily eud relative, but that tltey with ns rely Wkmi ths glorious promt m uou lor uoaiin aaa oonaois lion. lteaolved, That these resolution be Hiireau uiatu the inlnutea of this uraii, also a eopy be furnished the bureaved bu ban t also that ooslee be sent the bItath Kioutn liRMouHAT, "Albaay KsKlater" and tlte "Willamette Vernier," aud that they be reoueaUd to publisit Ui sauis. ARAB HAI.TMAJtMH, j 'Com. A. K. HIMUMtl, .. . . j WiiKHKta, It haa pltwetd tb a rest Ambit it of th ITnlverse to remove Iroiu our ailtlst our late brother, J. 8. Wrltrht: Anu Wuanaua, 'i h assay virtues ef our neoaaaaa brother enould He BHIngly reooRaiaed, therefore, be It Kesolvad, By lbanon tavtee No, 4(, F. A A. M.,that while we bow with liatitble auhwlaaioa to tbe will af tlia Most Uhrli, wa none the lea usouru the loaa of our de parted brother, whose life was marked, as one wbo waa ever ready ta protlerthe hand el aid and tlte voloe of eyinpathy to the dlatreaaud of tbe fraternity, au aotive mem ber of our auolety, a boss utmost endeav ors were for It welfare aud pausDerlty, a eltiaen whoae atriok integrity and noble life waa a elandurd worthy car iaulaUou by bi followers, Keaolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of the member of this IakIk, kt.xteiidea to the family of enr brother in their be-' reavemeut and that a eopy of those revo lutions bo sent to tbs widow and family of tlte deoesteed and aao to eaob ef Uie uauer in suiaauy lur puoiioaiioi , , . , 1. WA8SOM .. ' if. L.UOWAI VArf, V'dam 'NiuaJ ,.,i.. , . .. W, , PONIUA, ' Latter List. 11 ADVERTISEMENTS, Willamette Transportation and Locki Company. mjoTit it.-THii FOT.lflWINO naTBa ok Xw r'relgbton liraln an Floor hav been es tablixtied be this oompsny as ttie maxteiuin rates (or one year froi stay int. lKn, vis. i Oregon Cllyi 7 1 1 R,tlla,J..i,.i..,....l isi IHlUevllle f frjf i ,,f " j , 1 m I linmpoeg " 1 7f Kalrlleld w liest tan l.lnools t no " Ii Ml " ...,..... ami ' 1 ,.",,..,,.-..,. so ,;. - ji-v...,...... W S......,.....o ki -i f v ltlll..ltlll AAtwny'slsitigiag i' 1 miena lata prlag HW Alliany Corvallis .e : 4 ,f tiZZZZZlm ' " x im . " " 1 1 , ,., -i, v , s " .,.,........... a so , ", . " , tUII reorla Morinta ' Harrlaljiirx Eugene ffry ' , ton drain Vlmir shinned irnni the valuta alM,w ntvaltcni'd dlraat tu AsturMs will be onsrKfidSl UM per toii aainilonal, 'l iie wiiipsny will eonlraia with parties who desire llU) transport Wrain and Klour at alaive rutea ror any apeetded time, not eKueedliif Svs yuan, m. u, nitaio, vice rresiaeiii w. i. u to. Aaniasab April , Mn. ..,.,, ., , f . ' May 4, l8. ' C COHN. ; AUCTIONEEK And Commission Merchant Podomos nulldlag, eor. 1st and Anadalbla sla., ' Albany; okf.ox. ";i.'"r,". RltUTJt.AB IMtji nitdl ' V-... SATURDAYS AUD H0KDAYS At 10 o'clock A. M. ' ' A latMaaaortmeatorciXTHlN'0.r)KY SHIOIIS, Ktu,, oonauutiy on band, which will be eold at private sale. ftalea attended to In any part ef the Chy. v .. - - atuaeax. - . Ta tat Warkiag 'laa. W are now prepared is furnish all claw ass with wnauuit employment at bom, tha whole of Ihe lima, ar for their siatre monUie. Huaineas new, light aud prolltable. Per sona af either sex easily aara from oOeaata lo & par even I imc mid s proportional sua by devoting Uieir whole lime to the busi ness. Hivn ajtd virlm Mm ,,rl v u. nt. Ka men. That all who ana tins notice may muu huw a'wnm. snu uua, uie oiuuims wa make this uniaumlled often To auuk as ire nut well aauaned we will send oas del- Jar lo par for the troubls of writing. Knll .mui imt , aatuijiea wivio eevermi aoilara icj onmmenoe on, ana a copy or Home aad Tlremcl, one of the large', snd beat Illua- inted PubllcaUona, all amit free by mail, inader. if yon want nerirmnani nrofilAbl ivura. atiunaa, BOlU.i ej'J'lSOM a. Sjo., A. H.Iiiri.L PAHKF.lt I.ATfc Of liflR. fin CUj, kmg itwvtj to Hkiorm tb fuijlk they ituvti purclittw ti Lbr tntlra Muck of arupi, ntwllrineii tr., forimirt owned by R. C, li Hi k Hun, kuJ that tliry dpulpti wm inalnt U builnvMsttheoiiliUod, whr thy pro- BnMi attvp in ttM futun, a full Mrsmeai n istm. CaWUkWla. Pattfllt AathdlrilltM. ToIImI Ap. Uuiiti aatl vryUiiug ucuatlLy luuiati lu Art WhliVmriiiivtlr Nollottlnr eoottnniiDoii of Sip Moeiw fkaaronRffv nrmminn itMd U 1 OJUD hontafl. W3 hntMt avt I ha aaanaaa tlm a hat lialrauid liberavld(wlitJK, aad otuwt'ul avUenlkit. totbfl WktiUufnutiUinierito meei Uie flit rHin jc iit ytw ineuuti wao m&y rakrrjr hi witii then urUttra. PitrtictilavT lattfiDUon will ba tfvij to the enm wtundtnp o plivftlclaiiii irr'kwrllnat and (am IAjr riKwlpu ai .11 Loura rr th d.y or nirUt A. H. BiEtvi. Fakkkr, Htioonwattr to It. c. Hill k Mun, boy , Ort-Ki m. Ot.vtli, W4. niftf. LECTlCONtAN CIGAR STORE port Yoca Clflt APM ilnd 1 l:fOe Alao a fall line of SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY r. I'or Kale Ctatup, . He will keep all kinds of Ckrare aad T- wiu, Kn uie mtoBm wiu im increased o Uie arrival of every ateaiuvr. tttl SAMUJiJL JicYOUNG Wbolaaale un 1WUMI aaialsr la lry Voo1 mid Cirorrrira, t ioistiMaT, cioaia, Nhora Uraprra V Itlffwrra, HUgOBS, PlOWa, ' iSeed Itrilla, InUWiMMMLLlisDHLLS, El TEUI8-OA8H. v Firtt 8t Albany. x i: w MEAT MARKET 0. C. TUKNEU, Fitipr. Kfwrta pmiataiillv jin Imnrf a r,.ll i of beer, pork aud ntutton. Illichest audi prloe paid for veal and uot k. JaCrsjoruor First and Lyon streets Albany Oreiron. vlSttastf. HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM. Aa a couijuoror of Ebetiiuatisai, Gout, Naureli, and cure for Murofula and all diseases arialtiK from Imptirlly of bload, the old and reliable Family Medicine, "J" " lanianui, MISIIIIR llueoualleU, BS proven by over 800,0011 Kraal cure duriug . em u ,vvre. ia h rauieal vefrelaole Compound uf eairsuparilla, 1-Kiek, Uuaia. oniu, otc., and a periaanont oure. Sold by all druanrlata and country ri-oira. Take hu.i,i(h- via, una u wiey uavelt'l it we send by express, boxed, everywhere, at ai .ml VM per botllti; -'..00 anil lu.ui half dos. i i Ai-t n iatt, jo trand at., N. Y. nil l ma. OfQGQ0"'' inBi" 'y tvwy agent ffiVU ievsry vionlU in Uie busiueas we iiirmau, uot uioae wining to work can eas ily a doaeti dollars a day riijbt In their owe looaiiuea. nave ne room hi explain here. Bnaluesa plessaut and honorable. Wo men, and tjoye, sad girls do aa well aa aiea We will furulsh you a eouiplete Outtlt free. The busiueas pays better than anything lse. We will bear exuetia nf .mrilm. .... Particulars free. Write aud so, t ermers ii iiteoiiKiiie, uieir sone ami daughters, snd ail elastic lu neod of paving work at home, ahould write to ua aad learn all about tlte work at onoe. Now Is tbe time. Don't delay. Aditress Tans A no., Aaguv sa. Main, , .. Notlo of Final Sttlrnant . NOTIC1C IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT the underalxned. Administrator of the if f h("" 'M dtKwasecL has filed with the Werk of the County Court of Llun County, and btate of Orogou, hia llual aooount for settleinent, and said Court ow tbe 7Ui day of May, J7J, made an order appointing Tuetday, the S,4 Viy tf July, 1877, t th hour of one o'oloek p. m., of that dav.at til Const House in ths MtV tit Al bfttl.V, Of md OOUIltV. Ur tha hn.i.in. vupruviuiifj w anuin I1IIR1 UXHUIU Mid U1D wttleuteut tiiereof. jrt j II. J. C. AVKKILU lusln8 Cards, Vinit- vr0Uiuf AUV IllUef 1 1 t1k J kill f fart B Wit Mansnld fartls, fall on .A A U L , mousiiciu t nuuu-iiu Job rriatwn, Albany, Oregon. n87t aV Th MMIsaal aol Medal was awarded to Brndley a Rulefaoa forthe liest FliotoKmphs la Uw UalUd Steuai, aud the Vienna Medal le tits best In thaworld. siaMoBicouisajr austt.eao Franolsse ! A 1 V K B 1 1 S E M E N T n . it a, a, i 1 1 j. g -r-.-.t jL NEW' O00DS " 5 LATEST - FASHIONS I - at lbs stars ef WK. HAVR JUST KKt'Kt VKD FllOM Nan Kram lke.i Uie very latest stylos of Iloya' and Uenta' . . FASHIONABLE CLOTHING I LADIES AND MISSES' i,,!I DRESS GOODS ! and everyltilng else le be found la a ' FIRST CLASS RETAIL STORE I 7 BEST QUALITY OF, GOODS .; f. , .1 , ., i. v.:,el, AT .;i ; .1,,-, ..,11 ' I.OHDST ritl:il."..ii , ..e-ru- ... , jl .,i ,. CAHi-i ou -mioimavA,,! aarNeat door t Foaltay's Drag KUire. , Albany, OroHon. .. 3W ECONOMY is WEALTH BT f BIXCJ" THE '"' in T A T E 8 M A N'tn m FORCE FEED DRILL;; FARMXRStaM OB1 mad ceifraaiav tnum inoru Ifualstjls) ul wheat to U a"j Uiai bjr uyoitir way iff flowing gram.' " Haunz uut rwrlvMi a ihiitmont of tut- One ni w tttyle of(XMUJNEU DRILL AMI HUUAiM.'Anr HEKDEHS, direct frora tha ly & tors, tiiu ounDK Krrair inuuwiucDi viikii evtalf.ttiti iurminr 00m tn unity. 1 atao baw-f .. . ... unlutan tannl fltMa laawrsl lft l-t j v.au 4U1.UI of fiTalu and flax aaoa ' AiA.it, 01 part of my Drill to ft. P. , ajw.tii ld....i3u la.rnerilB other parU of tho MMt.'twta us.trpum lh, ..jrcr; VtH. M BIKJ aUwortaa iwta. l: Aat-MIl,)'. JtlU.tn -1 -a. ; i;i M tVlLLERT & CI SC II, - CARRIAGE IRQ WAGOR :. MANUFACTURERS' . . .. -. r :. . vu; 'I 'I ;!).. tmk Corser beeond aud Kerry 8UH ' Albany, Of.o. ' tf 1 . ., i.. .,.,( ,. , Ait- ivpard to amaaafaelur eairtafee aju , wugaii t shtMt oollce sod of the very ,.. BEsVr MATEKIAt,, yX'X liter aaafce to FMHiea Casaiaoas asra . llcouiaiiri UielSUl, v . , ,, , REPAIRING ARD JOB WORK ; J'ttis. at atatrt aWJtioe fjtd In tba Matt , h ,.n SKILLFUL MANNER. TfiPlr vnrk.ud Batr1a1 ti varrairW to h ;' nfteiaaa. KELLOCC'S ! OREGON :VLimi landside Coulter Altarfameiit. rrUJKSK VXVtl WEHIC awakuki - I higb merit at ttie late Nut Fair, ami the report of a Committee wbo tried tbe draft ef the Garden City Plow with aad ' without the Kelineg attachment, waa tliat ' plowing atven Itioii deep loan waa a Gain of Nineteen Per Cent, in favor of tbe tandaide Coulter. County Uight for Kalo, A. B. KELLOCC, Hvllogg's, Douglas ('a., Or. viiuimZ GUN ST0RE lj W. B. SCOTT, Proprietor. Oustomara can alwftTi flud at tlili ptMt ft B6uiil aiuiurtu.ut 01 ( , CURS, RIFLES ARD REVOLVERS And Aminsnition of All Kinds. " ' " xr.j ' ; Telll It CO A.lfD cm A UK, WB OLDS ALB AND KBTAIL. ..t Baby Carriages, Steamboats, dmti Mecbasleal T-a, rxieouaotlvet, iiulls, Piuc Waons and Hlelirlis, In laot nearly ever kind of tors manufactured, viuulavi. , J. H. lll'WKIIABT, , Kelt Eitate iiid Ct)imlne(Kr' i(tut, ALBANY, ,- - - - OREGON. OOaHIH riBMT AND BBOADAUUK STKKHTS. Faraia of all slues, Improved and unlui-. ry, im no vuaoeitt counties, suit able ur grain aaising, alao Uuioered lasul aSlfl Bbv.b Miwllia &,p uil. m. a Also for aale a nuuibor of dwelling nouses and vacant lots in this olty. Fartiea dectlring to either sell or pureliaae ahould call and loam terms and prices be fojw purchasing elsewhere. . 1'ersons desiring help oaa b provldoil with any number of laborer by leaving dni'atf. PRACTICAL ' AllCHITECT' ' doisf tr A!cToiij ' Albany . Oregon. I Will furnlah dresaod liuuber 20 per oeut cheaper than can be bottuht at the shop. Inch rlooritig, '4 per l,la feot. Iteors st ta. inwildud un both aidea. ilv aie a oall.! ,,. ,,, ,., , aiHa. . 1. 1 MR. AMANDA KR8TRTt annouooM to Chfl laditta ui Albany aua vie kuliv tlii aAv ia pas-tssaivu vu UU 1I tlHt'll I aTn'MllUg, VlO, Ot Hvttn cmiu 11 lltv uvali, sjssTiv, IBM fx. "' i.- jTstgall . jr'