Friday, - Jaie SI, 17S.
"llaa Ceaal BiaeO
Amis?, Oregon, Jnn 13th, 1S78.
Ia obedience to tho cH of Gen. M. V,
Brawn, the Volunteer Company of Albany
met at the Court House for ths purpose ef
fecting a permanent organisation, ami was
called to order by Major J. R Herren at 7
o'clock p. m. After stating the ohjsct of the
meeting, a committee of t!u-ee was appointed
to select a name fur th Cimtpany. After a
few nomonU the eoatintttee returned and re
sorted a as appropriate uma "The linn
County Rifles, " which name was uaroiinjous
ly adopted and the eoatmittee discharged.
L. Bilyett, W. B. Barr. T. J. Cline, T. L.
Unejer and l;. it. Hewitt Were appointed a
emmittee of Bve to draft a system ef by.
law for the government of the company, to
report at the next meeting.
Hit eleetioe. of officer resulted as follewt :
N. B. Humphrey, Capt ; Mart Angel, let
Lier.t ; C. H. Hewitt, 2nd Lieut; and Jot
Charter, Orderly Largt., it being left to the
Captain te appoint the ntra.centaiissiened of
eera.
Oa motion the Company adjourned till next
Monday evening, tt 7$ o'clock,
J. R. HsRt-.Rif, Free.
O0, CSAHBERLAtTt, Sec'y. ' ' ' 1
.. A ee Mam tieae.' . . .'
Laat Friday morning tho tolling bells an
nounced toe death of one of Albany' earliest
pioneers and most respected citizens. ' Df. J.
P. Tate, after a lingering ilinee, at last mc
enaibed to that fell destroyer, contemptioa.
Joeeph P. Tate waa born in Green county,
Ohio, Oct 30th, 1S22, graduated at the Mia
mi Medical College, Columbus, Ohio,' aqd im
mediately erwmaeneed the practice of hie pro
fession, and sine, with eeareely an !atermi
ion, hat panned bit feeble calling ef allevi
ating the sufferings of hit fvllow men, ' and
winning by hit kind and generous 'manner
hosts of frienda wfca sincerely aaoam with
hit afflicted ramify. : Py the. death of Dr.
Tate the medical profession has ' lost one of
sneet able practitioners, society an upright
and conscientious citisan, and hit family a
kind husband and loving father. It can be
truly said that a good man has gone. Poaot
to his ashes.
Vae. Frtk at ftalens.
Salem proposes to eelebarate the national
anniversary ia good style, with ail tho stride
and circumstances of glorious patriotism.
We haro received the programme for the
day, and among other attractions not a mili
tary parade and drill, trial ef steam and
hand fro engines, boat raee, base ball, etc.
Liberal premiums are offered successful com
petitors. In tho evening there will bo a
magnificent display of firework, and a
grand ball, under the management of Alert
Hook and Ladder Company, at Beed't Opera
Hoose. Following an the offers of the day :
President, Got. S. F. Chad wick ; Orator,
Hon. Hwoo Etxds ; Reader, Geo. W. Belt;
Chaplain, Rv. S. C, Adams ; Marshal, J.
M. Patterson. At Albany is not goingte cele
brate, a goe.dly number of oar citizen will
enths.se at the Capital.
Tae Creel epmblle.
Th atoamehip Great ErhUc, recently
parchased by P. B. Cornwall, for the Port
land and San Francisco rente, has arrived at
Portland. She has been fitted np fortius
route at an expense of $40,000, and is regard
ed by marine surveyor who have examined
her since being refitted to be as sound in the
hall as she waa the day she was launched.
The vessel is 27S feet long ores all, CO feet in
tho beam and 32 feet depth of hold. Her
, register is 3,000 tons. . She has three decks
and an orlop deck and four water-tight com'
partments, Her engines are nominally 2,000
kors power, but will work up to an equiva
lent of 3,000 horses. The diameter of her
slimier is 105 inches and tho stroke of pU
tea twelve ftfet The aeuemmodatinna for
passengers are of the aw.-t ample and elegant
aharacter.
txritlaa.
Indian war sews has been the principal topic
of conversation during the past week or two,
and the air has been heavy with rumors of
the most saagninary character. First, Moses
sras oa the war-path; second, seme of Joseph's
band who had essaped into Britrnh America
had returned and Were kicking up a row j
third, that the sapply of sriiskym Pendle
ton was running short, and in eionsequenco
the Umatilla Indians were becoming beister-
o is, and altogether tho ."intelligent gentle-
bb jest from the Indian country" has been
doing a Son risking basir.es ia the eiusmina-
tien of the most atepeadous lies ever invent
ed. The neat is bad enough, trithont any of
this bloody ornamentation. . j ' "
Tfces tew 'Croeswallu.
zer years we navaaaa trouble sa winter
with ear old-fashioned crosswalks, they be
lag so Oat that tho mud would accumulate
apoa them to a to reader them almost im
y ews m as ism tae orosa
walks being put down this year would reme
dy tke evil. They are roundiug upon the
top and the rains trill very probably keep
them washed clean. E. B. Davidson has the
contract of constractiag them and from ap-
oarancst w judge he is doing fine job,
ratal Accident,
' From the Harnsbarg Nude we leam
that a yoang man named Brings, employed
at a mill in tluit city, met with an accident
last week by which he lost his life. It ieems
he had occasion to thr-- off a Uit from a
pully which was running it high spsed, and
U deicg so ha waa casght by the belt and
thrown some distance, his head striking a
post, awing him instantly.
Fame? Stack.
W. a Myer's Shetland mare Mollie step,
pod onto the scales with her celt a few days
ago, and fairly mads the old Fairbanks groan
aader the immense weight of 50 pounds of
horse fleeh. Mollie is five years old, weighs
4161 pounds, and stands 3 feel, 5 inches
high, and ths colt was a bay EUey, 2 days
eld, SO inches high, and weighed 4?J pounds.
TalwMe stare Killed.
Last week a valuable uia.. , wperty of
Mr. D. t. Lnpor, which U-i iea turned in
to an eaelfare to graz. eras attacked by a
cow belonging to E6. S. G. Irvine and so
badly gord that ah died in a short time.
This it a seriocs misfortune, as th mare was
a valuable animal, and highly prized by Mrs.
Laper.
Cougar Killed.
Last Monday Chas. and Geo. MeaJey killed
two large cougar near Lower Soda, that had
heea diniag on Mr. Mealey'a sheep for sevcr
al weeks paet The largest of this fcraoeof
kitteat asuurtd 9 ftet asd 4 inch.
- TH County Court at Its last tenioit trans.
acted the following business t
Estate of A. Caroibert, deceased, R, Salt'
marsh, makes return of salt of real property
Heard and tale confirmed.
Nancy L. Farriah, doee?.5J, return f tale
of persons property, Osisndsr Farrisn, adm.,
return of tale f person id pror srty. Salt
heard and oouarmed. Ordered tkst Friday,
Sth day of Jaly,a$t. o'clock p. at, btap-
psiTited for heeriag objections te final settle
ment " : '
Kstate of. F M. Rice, L-ceAd, I O.
Coshow, adm., Slcs inventory verified and
thawing that the property has teen appraised
tt $13, 112. 54.-- Examined smt appraised by
court and charged to admr. It was further
ordered that certain property be set apart to
the widow and minor children. '
- Estate f guardianship of William J.
Vawlor, a minor, Joseph IL Lane, guardian,
files petition for sale of real property. Order
ed that notice be given, and that Wednesday,
3rd day of July, at 1 o'clock p. m; bo set for
hearing ol the tamo. . -
Estate of Henry Myer, deceased, J. A.
Crawford, adm.t presents first account Ap
proved and allowed, - . . ;-v . . ;
In the matter of tho co-partnership estate
of Honck k Meyer, A. j Crawford, adm.,
present first account. . Approved and allow
ed. ; ,: . , 5 . ,.,
BsiatS of Agnes N. Davis, deceased, exe
cutor filet final account Ordered tiiat Tues
day, 16th dy of August, at J o'doek p. to.,
be appointed for hearing objection and settle
ment of the same. .,,.,.!,
Estate and guardianship el Martha J. Hit-
dreth, David J. Hildrelh and William H.
HUdreth, minors, O. W. Taylor, f guardian,
presents accounts filed this day. . Examined,
approved and allowed, , .) t .? V, ;
Estate of Job White, deceased, . admr. pre
sents final account
In the matter of F. F. WrijrH tor assign
ment of dower ia real property, it J. Aver
Ul, Jesse Barr and Z. B. Moss Commission
ers. Make report ; accepted and eonf rtaed.
Kstate of WUlis E. Jackson, deeeased, this
oastter having been continued to this time
Thtadmr., thhsigh bin j called, failed to
appear, and the objectors appeared by at
torneys. The Court then procoeded to hear
th natter. : . "
Estate of F. M. Bice, deeeased, admr. pre
sents petition for sal of personal property.
Ordered that stale be mad on credit of six
months for all sums over1: five doBaraj that
ram and under on cash ia hand, and be made
at private sale.
Estate and guardianship of Annie Willtrt
and Eliza Willert, minors, David Prater,
gnardisa, present account. Examined and
allowed; ordered that guardian be discharged
from his trsst as guardian of Annie Wil
lert Estate of Jeremiah Ralston, deceased, exe
cutors present first account Examined and
allowed.
Estate of A. J. Beard, deeeased, ordered
that Samuel ClaypooJ be, appointed appraiser,
is place of Joseph Nixon, who is absent
Estate of Job White, deceased, on ' this
10th day of June, 1878, on petition of Hiram
Smith, admr., for sale of real - property'.- Or
dered that citation k issued to the widow
and heirs to appear in this court cn Wednes
day. 3d day of July next, at 1 o'clobk p. m..
to f how came, etc ,
Estate and guardianship of Thomas T. Bas-
kett and ether minors, a this 12th day of
June 187$, on petition of J. W. Corapton. '
Ordered that he be appointed guardian and
letters be issued on his siring bonds and
sureties in the turn of 2,000.
Trial r Mf-Rtstlii aVarveettW
We, the undersigned farmer of Linn eoua-
ty, attended a trial of self -binders os the
farm of Chas. Libbey, three miles below Jef
ferson, June 17th, in which the Wood, Mc
Connick and Osborne were regreuated, all
doing fair work; but it it justice to say that
the McCormick excelled the others ia sepa
rating the bandies from the loose straw, and
ia binding anil delivering the same in a neat,
seuare and workmanlike manner, and far
w of draft, durability, simplicity and nice
adjustment of all parts, wt consider it unsur
passed by any we hare seen. We have each
purchased a McCormick, and cheerfully rec
ommend tho same te farmers needing any
thing ef the kind. -.
. C. 8. itrLtnr,
S. MafcHT.
- Craace Besetatioa),
At a meeting of th Lion County Business
Council, P. of H., held Jane 10th, the follow
ing preamble and resolutiea was adopted :
Whskeas. Certain warehousemen ef Linn
wtitv. Oreoott,' have sold or rented their
wharves to tht O. S. K. Co. to the exclusion
of the landing and discharging of freight by
other or opposition beats navigating the
Willamette river, therefore, be it
RaoUi, Bv tho Lisa county Business
Council, P. of H., that the Patrons of Has
bandary be requested not to store their pro
duce with say such warehousemen, but pat
ronize those who keep their wnarreo opea
to any or all steamers running oa said nver.
11. c i'OwaXL, see y.
t
tin. of Jaly BaU.
For those who want to celebrate th 4th of
July at home, without enduring tho fatigae
of a trip to Salem, Ad. Edgar, of th Com'
sock House, propers giving a grand ball.
Th best of music has been engaged, an ex
eellent cupper will be provided, sad th
tia'ieta have been put at the extremely low
price of $3, including aspppcr. There has
been several very pleasant parties already
given at the Gemstocb House, and it is ths
intention to give a ball oa the 4th jrhtch will
be equal (jo any in the State Of course
good crowd will bo ia attendance. .
ae Hero rarsrtenate.
T. J. Blake, th Bohemias, who made this
city hi headquarters for aom time, was eon
vieted for the crime of forgery in the circuit
court at Portland, and last Monday sentenced
to tke penitentiary for two years. ., Blake is
a man of good education, a graduate' of a
London Medial College, and a few years ago
sras a fine talker and writer, but recently his
time and talents have been devoted t-tbe
securing and consumption of bad whisky-..'
aUckotl sT a aUrso.
While workine in Van Vacter'a black.
smith shop last Friday Jas. Hatcher had the
misfortune to receive aaevemkiek from a horse
on the -ight leg, just below the knee, which
laid open the flesh for about two inches, in
fitcting quite an ugly and painful wound, but
Jim, who is a plucky boy, was around again
in a day or two, looking not much worse for
tho accident
Anether Ampatatlea.
Fred Bogart, the unfortunate fireman, who
waa injured at the time of the accident to the
express train, near the machine shops, has
submitted to another amputation, making
the third operation which ha been perform'
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' " the f sriner's frlta.
Th0Urn Self-BlsJIng Harvester at
n ai la th field whan proptrij oportUd.
niteompact, timpl tad dsrable, tad will
b doing good work when other machines art
. Th neodtt arm can b threaded
by th drvar without leaving hit teat while
the machine la ia motion, and it hat many
other tdvanUget over all othr machines of
Itt class which will more fnlly appear whea
farmer costs to work it ia tho field. Os
borne & Co. have, daring the past
twenty-two years, constantly watched, and
experimented, improved and rebuilt, invent
ed and sought new combinations, antil In the
Oaborn Self.Binding Harvester they hav s
machine that has successfully solved the
problem, and satisfied the world that th
cutting and binding of grata at on opera,
tion by machinery is not only possible, but
that the work dono is la every wy more
satisfactory than can be done by haad. Tht
Self.Binding Harvester is sure to be a favorite
with farmers' wives, as it is an efficient ally
against the header, with its accompanying
army of men, who thrust themselves down
at her table during harvest, and compel her
to provide food, tick or welL Thit machine
exterminates them a it by magic, and never
complains of being tired or hungry. J. J.
Brown is agent in this city. Read the adv.
ia another eeluma. '
tBKst.AsV
byrns West lake, Esq., who, accompanied
by his family, has been "doing" California
tor some mouths, came ap last week, looking
as though the climate of California agreed
with him.
Senator John H. Smith was ia the city last
Monday and favored us with a calk 1
Mrs. Cottle, of California, mother of Mrs.
J. K. Weatherford, it visiitiog friend ia thit
city. ,
Billy Mansfield returned from a two weeks'
tojonra at Sodaville last Tuesday.
President Arnold and Wilson Baybura, of
Corvallia, were ia th city daring th week
Hon. W. a Kewbury, Mayor of Portland!
favored as with a call but Wednesday.
Dr. T. W. Harris, of Eugene, psid Albany
a visit during the week. '
We regret to announce that Mrs. E. H
Griffin is seriously ill.
Mist Libbie Halbreok retarned from a fear
weeks' visit to Walla Walla last Wednesday
eveninjr.
Mrs. Edith Wtstlaka arrived from Mod-jc
county, California, yesterday oa a visit to re
la tires in this ocunty.
Craad Ledge omren.
Following are the officer! of the Grand
of Lodge LO.G.T. of Oregon, elected to serve
during the ensuing yesr:
G. W. C T. W. B. Dunbar, of Silverton.
G. W. Coua, Miss Sue Joplin, Astoria.
O. W. V. T. Mrs. Julia Simpson, Port
land. Grand Seo'y W. & James, Portland.
' Grand Treat. J. E. Houston, Junction.
G. W. Chap. O. W. Dimick, Hubbard.
A. O. Sec'y Chas. H. Reed, The Dalles.
O. Mar. W. T. Riches, Turner.
G. D. Mar. Mis Louisa MeXultv, The
Dalles. .
O. Guard Mia S. D. Cocklercas, Resc
burg. U. Sent D. R Taylor, Portland.
O. Mess. W. II. O Donald, Portland.
A Cftallnic.
I would respectfully announce to the farm
era of Albany and vicinity that I have the
agency for W. A. Woods' Self-Binding Har
vester, the only- sueeessful self -binding har-
ester eves introduced into the Oregon har
vest fields. I will also announce that I am
ready to meet in field trial any aelf-binding
harvester made, and in the contest submit
my machine to such tests as may be required
by a committee of practical farmers sppoint
ed by the Linn County Council, or other or
ganized body of practical farmers.
im A. M. Koop.
, aT for tae Voseodes.
Last Tuesday morning a trio ef Albany
gentleman, Wia. Peters, Ed. Clark and
Claib H. Stewart, ye local of the Durorkar,
left as for a couple of week' sojourn in the
vicinity of Fish Lake, and wo suppose that
during that period the mortality among tht
w,-t;-j . t I
bounding deer, asoaataia grouse and a wV .
led beauties of the lake will be very great
They will of course return Isdea with
substantial tostimoiuahi of their skill with
th gun and rod.
rtetwve.
Luia Base Ball Club hav received the cab
inet photograph taken ly Buehtel after their
ueoesafal contest with the picked Portland
nine, aom week lines. It is a good picture
of the boys, but oneef them, familiarly known
amoug Pew-Jay a "S. B.," look as though
hs had been for some tim without wood.
water or grass.
, AMeaUea, tieaUesuea.
Don't forget to call at the ttoro of Ignat
Fox before making your purchases of gents
and boys furnishing goods, stationery, cigars,
tobacco, notions, etc Bear ia mind that h
wishes to make room for a largo fall stock,
and for the next sixty days will sell at prices
to defy competition. "
. .. Kellgteas services.
Rev. T. J. Wilson, of Hslsey, will preach
at the United Presbyterian church next Sab
bath, morning and eveaiag.
Divine service will be held in St Peter's
Episcopal Church next Sunday evening, at
7 :du o clock.
tMUMtrrrmt v-.r4r.
We acknowledge the receipt of an iavita.
tion to be present at the Commencement Ex
ercises of tbs . State . University, at Eagene
City, on the 20th and 21ts inst i Th exer
cises this year were unusually interesting,
and w regret our inability to ho preseut
tSodejM lady' Book.
Tka July namber Of this popular magaaia
has arrived, and our fair readers will find it
unusually interesting, it being filled with
charming stories, sketches, poems, etc.,. be
tides several large and handsome fashion
plates. -
Hettee to Teachers.
There will be a public examination of teach'
era X th ofHc ef th County School Super.
inieadcnt oa Saturday, June 20, 1873, com
mencing at 9 o'clock a. m.
L. Butiu, " . ;
' School Superintendent ,
CaaapaecUa . '
There will bo campmseting at Crabtree
camp grounds. Forks of Santiam, commenc
ing next Friday. These grounds have been
muck improved recently, and aow afford ex
cellent facilities for campers.
Commissions for the officer of th Linn
sfcaaty PiSst laT Arrivd
.'1LL.L-I1IIJ.XAU
A Hot Weather Boataaee.
As the tprtar wort en asd thrwathsr t t
All Sttltrtnrlj sultry and dtd btngsd hot,
Tht 1st Mr. Brown declared hs'd net
Be melted to death In that dry foods stars,
And hsnce hesoneluded hs'd wear ne mors
The uadsrsh'.rt a trst had wors.
sncsb
A little cold In his delicate lunf ,
A llttl sobs; by the church choir sub(-
A Uttl eorpie toths rrarsrard bniBx.
ae and Aoread.
Read new adds.
Are you a soldier t
Circuit Court next Monday.
Aro you going to the coast?
Farmer are praying for rain.
Albany is improving very fast.
Salem is afflicted with burglars.
Indication! of rain. Let it cdini'.
Low prices again to San Francisco. ,
Considerable travel over the railroad.
Mountain and coast parties organising.
Catnptneetlng in progress near Harrison rg.
Tho ferrotype gallery has gone to Corval-
lis.
Lumber ia now floated down the Setitiam
canal.
Read the Pari letter on first psge of tTis
issue.
District school will Adjourn ens v etk from
to-dsy.
Mcllwaiu's new brick will soon te cetn
pleted. Dog dsys are drawing near. Trot out your
dog poetry.
Plenty of amtnement oa the tapis for the
coming 4th.
Cherries, blackberries and other small frait
ia market.
Grading on First street is being rapidly
pushed forward. '
School boys and girls ars hsppy; vacation
it near at hand.
Wej learn that Lebanon will celebrate the
4th of July. Good.
Salem has a sproting club, with Wilbur F.
Cornell as President
TLro brick business bouses in count of
ereetion on First street.
Th Harrisburg sag! is preptcisg to
screech on the eoming 4th.
The printers' picnic at Vancouver laat Sat
urdjy was a grand affair.
Th apparatu for hanging up hose, in Ko.
On' bell tower it completed.
Seveaty-nv men enlisted in the Linn
Ooaaty Bifloe, and more coating.
"Unci Totn' Cabin" wat given at tho
Opera House laat Tuesday evening.
The Albany urchin new disporteth in ths
limpid waters of the Calapeoia, and it happy.
Many men think they are tupporing a
newspaper, whea ia fact they only ewe tke
printer.
Only aboat thirty persons went on tits ex
cursion train to Turner campineeting Isst
Snndsy.
The Boulon family arrived in the city last
Friday, but for om cause did not favor as
with an exhibition.
Secure your partner and ticket for the 4th
of July ball at the Comstock Hows. 9e
adv. in another column.
Workmen are busily engsged excavating
for the new Odd Fellows' Temple, and brick
layers will coranwncs soon.
Some half-doaen of the Lebanon belles
chartered a hack last Sunday and escorted
themselves to Sodaville.
Several of our citizens have been in attend
ance at the Grand Lodge, L O. G. T., whkh
has bcea in session st Portland this week.
Lj aside ths (Tsnful eSsiar,
t"oM it arsu with ttndw e!;
Brui( you out th lines duster,
Stuch the tOM thinf U nr.
A brakemaa named Uuess, who fur a while
acted as baggage-master ou the express train,
had hia hand badly crush! while coupling
cars last Monday.
Work has ccauut-nced Oil Foster's biiik
building, on First street. Clark A Ia is, th
contractors, propose to rash things as rap
idly as possible.
The Democrat family is under obligations
to R. N. Arnutroug, Esq., for a bountiful
tupplv of cherriM from bis royal Orchard in
the w-.it part of the city.
The large warehouse at the depot will be
haudioaitly fitted up and decorated for the
4thcf July dance. Supper will be giveu in
dining hall of the Comstock House.
Several persons went to Eugene yesterday
to be present at Commencement of State Cni
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versity. Among them we noticed Gov. Chad
wick, A. Bush and others from Salem.
A fashionable -bonnet can now be had for
f 1.80 or less. That is all right , It it from
$6 to 120 worth of trimming that strikes tks
packet book in a sors place these hard times.
Sodaville was well patronixed last Sunday.
Everybody who could secure a carriage, bug
gy, wagon, cart, or any other conveyance left
the dusty city and spent the day at that fa
vorite resort
The picnic Mason is upon as, when the
young man, by decorating hi kat with a
wreath of oak-leaves, will eeek t attract
public attention from, th) custard pi oa the
oat of hi pantaloons.
Mr. Geo. Hushes, of Portland has been
engaged to manufacture and display the fire-
srrok in Salem oa the 4th. It will be re
membered that he had charge of that part
of th proceedings in thit city.
C. D. Simpson ha been enlarging aad gen.
erally repairing his warehouse, at the foot of
Ellsworth street, greatly increasing his facil
ities for storing grain, aad now has one of the
largest warehousoa in the valley.
Beginning to-morrow at tho Fanners' and
Mechanics' store, a complut clearing out
tale, previous to moving to larger premises.
ill stock will bs told regardless of cost
Cash buyers, call early and secure bargains,.
It is when a man is carrying a pound of
honey on ous arm, and a bag of eggt on the
other, and leading a bull-dog with a string,
and attempt to brash a fly off his ear, that
he feels no . dsn can be ait expert in all
things.
VATever hug a girl ia tight-fitting' corset,
is the warning of an cfMuuige. Tes, to be
sure ; but then, you know er er hew is a
tellow to know, you know, just er well.
how do you find how they fit before you be
gin bagging, anyhow ?
Tuesday evening Rev. J. A. Cruras d
livered the annual address bf ore the Lam oia
and Eutaxrian literary societies of the State
University.' Mr. Cruzan it a graceful and
polished peaker, and no doubt made an in'
tensing and entertaining address.
Hon. W. Fu Dunbar, of Silverton, Marion
county, has just been re-elected for the fifth
term as Grand Worthy Chief Templ-ir of tbs
i. O. G.-T. This is a deserved compliment
to Mr. Dunbar and a most judicious selection
on the part of the Grand Lodge,
Tc-dsy the Odd Fellows of Salem take
pleasure excursion to Rossburg. Every
arrangement is being made td iiunre its suc
cess ia vry particular, and th Odd Fel
lows of that town ara noted for making
their aadertakings. a complete success.
We. need some money end we feel assured
that all that ia necessary is to mention the
matter aad those who owe as for advertising
and oa subscription Will come to the rescue.
Tht amount each one owes us it assail, but in
th aggregate it- Exotyits to considerable.
Shtrman, Hyde Si Co., of San Franciseo,
have tent us a fin ttrio-comio song called
"The Fidgety Wife,"by Von Roehow. This h
the best tosg we have seen for Concerts or
Entertainments, and will surely "bring down
th bouse" everytitne. ; The price marktd it
BOO.
Mothers should be very earofal to see that
thr daughteri are well wrapped up while
sitting out on the piazza to tee "the satellites
si Mra. A coat tlcere, of course, is good
as far at it goes, and, to tell the tratu, it
goes as far as it esn, but at best it can cover
only about so much territory.
There is a Turkish allegory which tells as
that every tutu hat two augelt one oa hit
right and another on his left and that they
record the good and evil that is done If
thit be true, that left-handed tmgcl is prttty
busy in these days, aad the right-handed one
may at well go off oa a vacation.
Sugar cured hams, very choice, country
butter, only th very best, tho finest teas and
coffees, the best stock of sugars in town, ths
place to get your camping outfit, lot of fresh
vegetables, more of tlit syrup, and every
thing yon cast want ill the grocery line; at
HafTcndea Bra's. i 121 First street, Iffc ou
here no cash, bring fresh egg, which are
taken at par. ... '
The dlh at Bewaart.
. Our jovial friend Peter Abbey, of th Bay
View House, Newport, has made arrange
ments for giving a grand ball ou ths evening
of the 4th. If any body can afford a good
time to the devotees of Terpsichore, Abbey
can, and any of our citixens who go to the
coast about th.it timo should not fail to at
tend.
rariet Fever Still Begin.
Swekt Hone, June 18th, 187a
SJHer .Democrat1 .-
I send yoa this note to inform yon of the
death of throe Inure children ia this neighbor
hood one of H. Eekennan' and two of E.
R. Abbott's all of scarlet fever, which still
continues to rsge. Wsl n. Brow.
etel Change.
Th Exchange hotel has again changed
hand, Mr. E, Murray having sold out and
retired from business. The new proprietor,
Mr. A. Bridges, of Benton county, will re
furnish the house throughout ;
. S. A. Fanning has closed up the Albany
House, for want of sufficient patronage.
Letter List.
The follnwlns Is the list of letters remaining
In th Pnst Office, Alba nr. fjnn rmintv. Ore-
iron, nn 20, 187. IVrsons eelMns for these
letters must sire the date on whlehthey were
Sdvertiaed
Ambler, Mia Alice Fenn, Mrs Adslia E
Foss, W H Lark in, John
Martin, Joe.
P. H. RAYMOND, P. M.
tlalrk Tins.
Last Monday when a call was issued for
recruits for the Indian war in lass than three
hour after the roll was prepared 51 of Al
bany's citixens had subscribed their name,
and stood ready to ttart for ths front on
short notice. This w call na . k work.
Beat it who ean.
KlBe Teatnt
There is some talk among mmlers of the
military company of organising a rille tivstn.
A good move, as the company already num
bers amoog its n!.m!ri ov;jr-.l tscf-Heiit
shots.
Breaahead tlsmu,.
Just rcceivtid direct
from th miu'
iavoice of ii.i
facturers, another hxza
Celebrated BEOAMtran
uel E. Younjr'.
Fecit cans sad jars, granitu iron and tin
ware, bottle-wax and camp furniture, told on
the bed rock by ' W heeler.
at Shedd.
MABKIBB).
BROOKS RAINWATER. At the rasldenMW U,a
bridt's father, ia Bsnten eoaatv, Orseon, m the ldih
inn., or t. n. v. mil, MR. josTra Brooes and
MtM MATiksa nunrvarBK.
DERRICK RAMTOif At the reaylenwi of Vr
Rate Root, Wall Walla on the id dur ol June, Is's.
be Rer. H. W. Enrn, Ma Ceo. W. Drnt.cs, ot w -ton,
Orafue, te li liiiaiii aunta, at Aibanr,
Ore-oB.
MOTLET llctAOAN. In Coresllis. t th rni.
ene ol the bridt's rerents, on June 10th, ISTS, br E.
Ilnlrau, Coentr Juan. Ms. O. V. HotLar. d Albanr.
sad Mis Mar HeLim. f CorralUa,
A.i UisroaicAl, Fact. Krarr arent who has hmo
steadily selling th Improved t K llosicntead Kevin?
a rood aocunt in bank, is eler of debt, and baa moner
unum iut iniw twv, mm umb dwelling Douse, Has
at interest, the natural oanwauenceof securing food
arencv lor superior (nods at tka lowsn prim. A od
first-class Sewina Machine, moat useful irJiabl at all
lima, easr to andervtand and control, the same sue
and don lh tarn work a any machine that sell st
For Tins the price. There Is no machine at aay
price better, or that will do finer or more work, aod
osrtainl) none so low In price by many dollara, Tiw
uoMraTKAD n wtoeiv Known and used tn UiouaanSs of
buniltea in th Eastern and Middle rllatea, n UUy be
coming popular in th Went. It will save iu coat aov.
oral time over in one season, doing- the work ol the
family, or will earn lour or bvo dollars a day lor any
man or woman wba aewa for a Urtng. It is ths strong-,
ea machin Made, u ready at an tiinas to do Its work,
mata the strongest and finest rtitch jot inrented,
and ia fully acknowledged as the Standard Family Sew
ing Machine. Price, compiet for domestic we, S30,
deli vered at your door, no matter how remote you my
roAid. Businee permanent and honorable, with more
oertain and rapid sales, and larger profits than any
other. Extraordinary liberal offers wade to local or
traveling agents where we hare nont established ; or,
if there is bo ajreitt near roe, send your order direct tn
ww laeiory. Atama Jonil
II. Kendall Co,,
Broadway, New York.
vlSjilfyl
Bedared Bate for Mxty Boys. -
Through our combination and the large
stock of goods which wo purchased in San
Francisco this spring, wo have accumulated
A XABXOTU hTOTK
of Clotataa-aad Dreaa od
of all description, which we will sell at
greatly reduced price for tht next titty days.
Everybody will no well to c:ill and examine
ourgocxln and prices. j
Iligheat cash price paid for good merchani
able wool.
Don't forget the placa.
VOX BAUM A CO.
Er DKivErsAt, accohd. Ann's Cunisilc Pitts ars
the best ol all purgatives for family use. They are
the product of long, laborious, and successful ebemloal
investigation, and tbeir extensive use, by Physician
in tneir practice, ana ny an civuizea nation, pr
rorce
them th bent and roost effectual purjntive rill that
medical sclent's can devie. Beiuz purely vcretable
no harm ean aria tram thoir use. Iu Intrinsio value
and curativo powers no other Pill can be oempared
with. them, and every person, knowing their virtues.
will employ them, when needed. They keep the sys
tem In perfect ardor, and maintain in healthy action
the whole machinery ol life. Mild, searching and ef
fectual, thvy ars specially adapted to the needs of th
digestive apparatus, detangenienu of which they pre
vent ana cure, u umciy taiten. l ney ar tne nest ana
safest Dhvwio to cramov lor children and weakened
constitutions, where a mild, but effective, cathartic is
roquireu. r or sale oy au aruginsta, a
Polish tUe Youngsters' Teeth
With SOZODONT, and when they grow
up their mouths will be garnished with
sound and handsome ones. The foundation
of many a toothache is laid in childhood
by neglect, and it is very important to the
well-being of either child or adult that the
teeth should be well taken care of. Bad teeth
are no fit masticators of the food, anil brf.-xl
dyspepsia Make 'ham white and strong,
therefore, with SOZODONT. a preservative
of supreme excellence and purity. Use it
without delay.
The Centaur Liniments ttre of two kinds.
The White is for the human family; the? el.
low is for horses, sheep, and other animals.
Testimonials of the effects produced by these
remarkable Preparations are wrapped around
every bottle, and may be procured ol any drug,
out. or by mail from the Office of wt CaN
hob Compact, & Dey Street, New York
City . 13:iWyl
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and ornamental painting, g reining, kslaornin-
gmaiuji, giiuing, etc. itou"!0 lining and
papering will be done at reduced rates. All
Work ntrtlfitd tr iltnip ,.arw 11um, in SKa
city or country will receive prompt attention.
ocir auup u ob cuswortu street, near tne
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'"Ths National dold Medal was warded
to BradUoy a Rnlofson forthe h-t PliotofTspbs
1 a ' i'ni"-o r.mrn, las las TWHSSUttUU to
ihe hest In theworlfl.
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JbTOTlCB TH HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i li by vlrtne of an order lssotvl eat rf
tlte County Coart of the rJmts of Oreson
In nnd for tbs County of Marion, on ths
1 Itla day of May. 1878. the tinder.linied.
g lardtsn cf the persons and estates of
Henry u. Itowiand, Warynret K. Row
land, Charles . Kowland, Eddie L. Itow
Uud, Mali;j V. Kowland and Arinia M
Rcwlsnd, ui nnrs residing in said Mailea
County, will sell at publraauctien on Mnn.
day, Junoitth, 1S78, at 2 o'clock, p.m., at
Ihe Court Hooae door ia Linn County,
Oregon, all the lisfbt, this and interest of
sal minors in nnd to-tb -JoikiniDg de
scribed parrels of land SHtnhsd la Mid Linn
County, u-wit s Commencini! at a point
cn the eaal side of the donation lncd claim
of Aleisnder Kirk. IMS ohainsyeuJh frosn
the southeast corner of a lot deidu l aad
eonverpd by Alexander Kirk to tbc Sieth
odlut K(hcopl Church la Town-ihSf 14
suutn or nnnire a wesi oitno wutstiietw
Meridian, in the County of Linn and State
of Oregon, and runniny; tbcrs south 12
roosj tnonce west is rods and 10 links
thence north 12 rods: thence cast IU rods
and 10 liuk to plac of hecinnlmr, and
containing one acre, more or less.
Also eoQjBiencinit at the southwest cor
ner of Peter Kesling's land, then rua
nina eoxt S8 rods to tha sontiwast onTner
of naid KesliiiK'a land: thenre Eontb42V
rod-: thonro went 2S rods; north 4S4 rods
to place of beginning, and containing eight
scrss. more or less, kituated in Sotiou a
Totvnsblp 14, 8 R 2 W. i
Also, beginning at the N E corner of tb
S K quarter of section 6 in T 15, S R S W,
of Willamette Meridian, tboiK aodth 63.-
onaln to laud ownod by Phillips; then
want SO chains: nnr!U 27K chains; thenea
weBt 2u chains; thenoe north i.7H chains to
tho center of said section ft thw mtt a
chiUnt to riaotl of bcuinnlnir. -1 -
jtiso, uoginuing at a siaHo 60 rods W of
tno a a corner ol section 27, T 15, S It 4 W
of Willamott Meridian nud running thence
north It rods; thane west S3 roils tuenoe
south Si rods; the-oes oast 23 rods te place
ui K.rgmuiiJv wiMuuuog uve aree, more
or less, - " . . r
ANo, lot No. 5 in block No. tlln the town
of North Brownsville: and also, beginning
at the S W corner of lot No 6 iu block No.
9 in the town of North Brownsville and
running thence north on tae went Una of
said lot, BO test- thenoe east 105 foot to the
oast line oi ssta lot: thence south along
the east line of said lot to the H K eorner
thereof; thence west on the smith, line of
said lot to piece or beginning. - i
The interests of fca'Jd minors in said
land to be sold ua aforesaid, being a six
eighth Interest ia and te the whole of said
laud, subject to a life interest of W IT.
Rowland in two-thirds thereof, end a life
interest of Margaret Hiarp in one third
llioreof, said sale to be for United State
gold ooJa, and on the following terms, yy.
it , vuv ujiiu uunu, uu Liits uainnce in
two equal deferred payments of ou and
two year drawiag interest at the rats ol
ton percent, per annum, and secured by
urua iuurE;c uu iiim premises sola. - -- j
. V. R. HVDE, Ouardian.!
' May 24th, 1878. -. t . , w42w4
Albany Bath House.
1-sHI CNDERSIGSED W013XD KESrECt
. fnllv tnt'orra the eitiiens of Albaavantl vi..
unit; that I havatahen eharge of this Establish-1
minL and. he bwrin .l..n .Anma I
trwtsitsnuon-to tiewMies, espeets t saie si
ihose who may favor ns with tkolr pstrossj
ronsgewi
UsTtsg baretolort aarried oa nottucg sat . j .
..; JTlrst-Gl&ss HaJrDrsssing Saloons,'
Vfa exrcts te give entire atisftetion to all
jaChlldien asd Lailics' Hair "neatly eat
mil sbamooeed. ,. . JOS WTtBBEB. i
2 . 1
3HX). ZET"SS.
Coiifraetor, BaiHcr aad AreMfect.
Albany, 'Oregon.
ALL modern architoctqze- and bunding
of any and all descriptions promptly
attended to. : Drafts, plans and spectnetv
OAr.lUEL
IfTOULf) CALL
me ATTKimoM or AXAAKr
IF
MOCK OK
GENERAL . MERCHANDISE,
CeneMng is part mi Um faUowlnf speelaltke: A large assortment f '
m :STJU1.E LllD FAKCY CRY C0QD0, r jlz
svioctod with grant cars 1 Asa Frucieao aaj Ik Han. . ; '-
. A fU ac9 eoaplett tin ef - '" wa.
faficy noTicns, lasizs c c:.LDnK.!V ;:cfny.
A very desirahi and
uiyia.i
a wmm
a villi! vassa wt aaw waw
K lull
cEfiTs ladies' a cniLDiiEfist coots iSmzis,
tlMprisiag the latest and most d-lrafc' goos m the Cslifornl and Kasura sauhsla, Uiusimt
th eclobratod r'Holirok Ludigw" icalu!. . , .., t
Th newest ahads ia WaB
HOUSE FUtlfiSSSlinC
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Escr shown in the CUy bought dltset front the raanatietarors In tha Eait,'aai 13 r'-v tni li-iiil; ne.:t3t
- . . . A.i4so ..... v -, IV;
A eeiaplete
Agricultural
J
Cossistla; et
Ti sen'i'oe BCtTALO riTT8 CKALLEXGEa
TilHESllEe-Chlat of til Thresbsrs.
Theocleiirated MAE.SH RAftrESTTK ant r KT.
SELF BlMitR the staple and best mad.
The world reaswned rBAMPIOH E.kpef!!l and
MOW EES the. mi eomfaete harrcsutig onehli:
WHEEl.EB'S TWO-HORSB TSRAD POWER with
TBKEaBKH ami CUAXEJL. ; . ... .' . .
HAIKBS- Hl!fOLC CE.4B lir.AfJFRS tAlh eaaent
sdjiutable reel, IRoS tvatEW with ronad amrajht
rra suskc-s.
AndsOhiada ef
f i Agricultural .Machinery.:
The A eri cultural Warehouse is on Second street
near to Ana. Marshall's stable, where a full line, of
LlachineTy is always on
FIRST . AND SECOND STREETS
ALDAfiY,
O. P. MASOJS.
FOSHAY
- - (Succewsors to John Fosliaj.) . "
DEALEK9 IX , '.
DRUGS, B00K8, STATIONERY,. ETC.,
A LAROB AK0
D R U GS AFJ D
, bwibradas; ererrthiBr asaauy tend Is first-class reta drag- estalBitautv
. '. tnuimtr . . '
HOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Th stork Is retry lmi And well selected. A naws djpot is 19 ran ia ooaneUos vnih U4 deinrbitt, m
fcll Ue Ifcteet EaterTi ingasiives, wetoriUa, etc, Ofto be prow red. -
WHEN YOU COME TO ALBANY CALL AND SEE US
13n37tf f
SALEM MARBLE WORKS.
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' ' -DEALER IN-
O N U KIENT Si TA B LETS
HTiAD STOITES,
ITALIAH
SALSM,
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A'so. every variety ef cemetery and other stone worfc done with ceataess and dT.h.
' i ...... : ,A MrmMaaVMrt ArtltA4 Wachinrl -
ton Territory, b nail or otherwise, and promptly for- i
warded. All work. .warranted. ...... s
ALBANY, BRAWCH HOUSE.
A branch establishment ia located
AUUrtHS Ul (MVCWS l A. OM!St i
W. ILB-BKR.
BABER &
- AND DKALZRS I"
F0nlCf1il!.D DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Gold and Silver IJoxiglat and Bold
Drafts issued on Portland, Ean Francisco, New York aad Europe
AGENTS FOR
- WALTER A ; WOOD'S; jf
CELEBRATED . AGRICULTURAL : MACHINERY.
WOtD'l HARVESTER SELF BIXBEB, , . ( H
- HEstEBS, MOWERS. KE.1PERS ASD , , ,
i " .-..'.'.. THE U BELLC VaeT,
' Aceeit far th rtrcsMStS Fmsut. Be-jret aad Cetutetseat Fire laswranee Cssnqtaase aaa
ttse Karta raeiae U"e. ... - - - ' - . . .--,
ryCU ood see s at W. K Babw' oU stand, YimMmi, feetveea Ssith and itain, narRaNjj,- ORgca
To the Farmers of Oregon:
Gentlemen: We have the pleasure "of irif brm.
ling you, we have "on hand
aeservecuy popuiax uaow nana xmpiemenxs: liar
den City Clipper Plows; Cultivators and Harrows:
Titn ta tlmanll flfni-n Tavnlle. w.i T J ft a. rt 3
Farmers jJeTiena urain
- -r J. HTii T7I
uiH, cuiuujLueu, xiAuiiiutji jc uiuu tju Deeu oower ana
Cultivator, combined; Standard Newton Wagons;
Hacks and Swift and Stan dish Grain Cleaners; also
for the harvest of 1878, - the justly celebrated Mc
Connack Self Binding. Harvester, which we -stand
ready to warrant in every particular. Please call
and examine before purchasing. Descriptive circu
lars, FREE, on application. , ;
' EUGENE BUCHANAN, , .
Agent for T Chiriningham & Co.
Corner First and Broadalbin Sts., Albany, Or. ..nSO
E. YOLTJQ r
astd vitusiTT.To nrs ujtas iXiy ejTEygiv
aaiafcillv eelsatsd stack of
w w w w . mm
stock el
l?afior and owB.eic s'clt 'A
C00D5.
i i wooi vrvnr.jxji
-- -1 . - , - 0..-'-t,0
iioa of
Implements,
The TiniR SELF DHCHAROWO WJLITHAT
&AKES. fe tisspbstty, streogth and doraaauif.wtta
out a rival .
Th THOMAS- 8ULKT HAT IUS-lie txas
HA.N0 VmW MAKK mad. . , , , - ......
The BARSES BEVOtVTKO EAKt"
HORSE HAT r-ORKS.
THERE i
I FOUB 8PBIXO WAOOSa
The justly celehratad BAI3 WAOOH with fateat
SKEIN liHT.VEtt,a3dthaaew Fafrset Oil tuba
wtth Era aervw Caa. . -. , .
exhibition.
F'iWt
jeas raaajtT-
d MASOPJ :
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FBESU STOCK OJ"
r.iEDICITJES
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LsiallOLE,'
' .OREGON.
at Albany and owned hy the Staipsr lisus .
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17. 0oV5Tn
COUNTISS,
and for sale the foUowins
jjruis ana srna.n uses saeri.
fs -i ri i n -i