The state rights democrat., July 12, 1878, Image 3

Jaljr Iti 1S7S.
Tkr Hat ul Kllct.
Oa ManAsy os tkt rMui camped
at tahaautv Tciy ewr.5itg triey reacted
'--f.etrar R,U, r.J VrdnsJ.y erniog they
jrolU- arrived at Flik Lake. Their troub
les eojamr.el right from the start.' On
tiicf tkst bothered them trorat was lh
failar of one team to come to time. W.
K. Frioe, the quartermaster, kail touted a
wagon to John Mallenir, who tu to assist
ia trasperting the boys over the Mocntaina,
fcai when the marrk wai ordered, h iy
and feat: re MuUeaix failed to rrsrsaaL The
boys were very warm otct this affair and
tiey will be apt to dress the gentleman up
when tbey eema back. In consequence of
him fang back en ki word they were short
ef transportation, but f ertonate'y secured
another wagon np in Sweet Home. At
Lthanca one of the company deserted. His
same U D. McLenson, and be formerly
worked for Clark & Daria in this city. We
are credibly informed that he will be Ar
rested as soon as found, and dealt with ac
cordingly to law. He will not feel so much
like skedaddling when he gets a ball and
chain attached to his body.
r Sew Imoi Sstep... '
is a new harness shop although the
proprietors bought ent an old establishment.
Orin . Rnbarta and Johnny Dubruilre have
purchased the stock of harness, saddles, etc.,
owned by Mr. Hobart, and they have added
snch a large stock of new goods that old
custom an will hardly recognize the estab
lishment. Their stock embraces a full as-sdk-tment
of harness, saddles, waipev wh'p
stocks, lashes, etc., hi fact everything Usual
ly kept in snch an eataHrafetnciit.- Both of
the proprietors are practical workmen, and
fcavitf worked, at the trad in V.& rlty a
long time are well acquainted ami are snre
to get a foil share of the public patronage.
We are glad to see the boys starting out in
business for themselves, and we wish them
the Very beat of success. ' They surely ide
sexr it, for their first more was to com
around and give us an advertisement, and
thus they get the announcement of their
business right before the eyes of the farmers
of linn, Lane and Benton counties. Read
their advertisement and see what thev have
to say.
a far San Fraar!-.
Last Friday quite a number of our citizens
left for Portland to take the steamers for
San Francisco, taking advantage of . the ex
cursions rates offered. Telegrams have been
received from some of them since they have
arrived at their destination and they all
seem to b enjoying themselves hugely.
They will spend several days in the city and
will no doubt see all that is to be seen. Fol
lowing are the names of those who went :
By the Great RepubHeli. B. Monteith,
Mont. Monteith, Chas. Monteith, M. Bauiu.
gart, Mrs. F. If. Rediield, J. B. Wyatt and
wife, Chas. Haffenden, and A. S. Knox and
family. - -
By the Oregon Cal. Burktert," Hettie
-Thcsnpaon; Fannie 'Burkhart,-, P.- H.- Bayi
mond, Geo. F. Simpson, W. B. Rice, Jos. H.
Fester, jr.. Jay Blaine and Frank Faxton.
A Mad Berraveeneat.
Last Saturday the unwelcome intelligence
f reached this city that the wife of J. F. Mc
Coy had departed this life on the evening of
July 1st Mr. McCoy left here last Decem
ber far California, hoping that the change of j
' climate would improve the health of his wife,
who had been, threatened with consumption
for sometime. He went. to Napa county,
and was at a summer resort near St. Helena
in that county when his wife died. Deceased
was a yoong lady of sterling worth, kind
. and affectionate,, and her death will be a
vevere blow to her husband and an irrepara
. ble loss to her little boy.-- Mr. McCoy is
having the body of his wife embalmed and
will bring it home for interment. ; ' - . .'
"loaic Terns" vs. Htrikm'
Followiag is the result of the game of base
hall recently played between the "Long Tom"
erab, of Benton county, and the "Hay
makers," of Orleans precinct, in this county:
Loxe Tog.
6. Poner, p
Keeton,'c
. HaMer, lb
f Irwin, 4 b..
3. Poner, J b
:J. irrte, s 9. ' . . .
Kw-rrti, r f
Bumgsrtner.c t . . .
i. Poner, 1 1.:..:.
Of VST-SI VEBR8.
$'Blakn, p
siYates, c
3 Mellree, 4 b....
t:R4b, lb
SjJunkina, 3 b
Mi-Cot,
SiBain, r f
fjHmith, ef
tJIJaeksoa, If
. 4
.. D
. 6
. 5
. 1
-Total.. ....S 2?i Total 1
Time of game, 2 hours and 40 minutes.
M Fellow.
, The following officers were installed, in
-Arbairy Lodge, Ko 4, 1. O. O. F., on the
evening of July 3d: J. H. Barkhart, N. O ;
t A. Staiger, ,V. G; H. J. Clark, E. S ;
Zeysa, P. S ; X Baum, ire ; A. C. I-ayton,
JW; V. HZ Pvaymona, C; Wi O. Palmer,
, K. S. N. G ; A. Hunt,' L. S.' Is! Gj Fred
IWfllert, B. S. V. G; Jo. AVebber, I 8. V.
G;John Mfllard, O. G ; Edv Cx, L G;
G. W. Hoehetedler, B. S. S; W. n. Brunt,
L. s. s. -
. erseaM EneaaapaaenS.
Orgeana Encampment, No. 5, L O. O. F.,
elected ihe' following officers at their last
.-meeting,, and they will be installed ' this
veningt.J. H.Barkhart, O. P; A. M.
Boop, H.P; B, . Saltmrsli, 8. W; joe.
; Webber, Scribe; N. Baum, Treas; Ignite
rot, i. W The names of the appointed
'ffier Wfll aJipeaT next week. -?
tx aeiplle for Mim Kheephkln.
C w a . . ,
!nMr. Whiten,who his been reading law
in this city under Powell It Flhm for some
tieae, 4eft this week for Olympia, where he
expects to at once appear before the Supreme
: Court ef the Territory to make application to
' be admitted to practice. Heis anexemplary
young man, and we Tiope te hear of him
passing a creditable examination. -
: uii , , - -
t; The Maddv Bride. -
Mr. MaUtou, the Superintendent of the
. bridge across Muddy, came down but week
and made his report to the County Court.
He says the bridge is now complete and
ready for travel, and he pronounces the job
fully as good as that on any other bridge m
this county. Mr. Keady, living at Muddy
Station, was the builder.
. " At e ftsptlal t bar. b.
- - Xhera will be services at the Baptist Church
on Sunday next, morning and evening, Sun
day School at the usual hour. All the friends
of the Church and Sunday School are re
spectfully requested to be in attendance, as
matter of importance connected with the
school will be presented. . ,
Hararftfi for Hm.
A set of second-hand farm harness, al
most' as good as new. They will be sold
- cheap for cash. Enquire at P. C. Harper's of
. D. D. SMITH.
FrUay,
the ARair r the ffk,
During the tatter part of la:-t week our
city was greatly excitod over the Indian news
from Eastern Oregon, and the feelings of eur
people reached a fever heat when the nrws
arrived that the Governor kid ordired Gen.
Brown to proceed with the Albany company
over the mountain for the protection of the
Crookad Paver frontier; When it came to
actual service a great many of t'ne "militia
company suddenly found that their business
would not allow them to leave, bn t'ae ma
jority, come gallantly forward, shildered
their muskets, and started forth front v.hta
the command tu giren.. . The expecit.on
left here last Monday at noon, aal will
arrive at PrinovilW to morrow or. Sabbath.
They will make the trip from here to that
town is wagons, and npon their arrival tht
will buy horses for th command. -After
being mounted they will go wherever needed
for the protection of the settlers. Some may
think that their vervices are not required,
(and we hop they are right) but whan the
large bands of hostile in Umatilla county
are broken up, small parties are nearly am a
to gs back to the Stein Mountain country by
way of the John Day Valley and ahc!d this
occur, this command will hare an cj cut uni
ty ef doing excellent eervice. Hare :s a list
of the boys who had "backbone" e'.c: ,;h to
start on the march, organized as Co. E. of the
2d Brigade
Armstrong, H. . Bl :
Boyle, T. tV 'r
Baker. I). ..V '
Ballard, T. if. .
Bell, W. T.
Be vena, C.
; Jackson, Win.
Johnson, Albert
Jones, Ed. -.
Kiphart, J. A. .. -Lucas,
John f r".
McCartney, Lee ".
Carter, H. E.
Mealsy, George
Chamberlain, G. F..tMonteith, F. H.
dine, T. J.
Coyle, J. B.
Miller. Fred
Murphy, R. l-"
Parker, T. E. - "
Peterson, J. P. .
Pardnm, A. W."
Keid, F. II.
: Ttanibiugli, J. H.
- Smith, Delevan
Wheeler, Frank
Wilkins, G.
Brown,. W. H. i
Hamakcr, J. H. .
H.
CLuxch, J.
GorsKni.Wta:
ill
Herron, Jack
HoageT. R;l
Hedges, H. D.
Humphrey, C. H
Humphrey, O. W.y.
Harney, A. C.
Irvine," K. L. i
- - d'Hsirrr, Paol ' i '
Following are the names of the ( tticers :
M. V. Brown, Brigadier General of 2d Brig
ade ; J. E. Hen-en, Aid-de-camp, with rank
of Major ; M. S. Monteith, Aid-dc-camp,
with rank of Captain. K. B. Humphrey,
Captain ; Mart. Angel, 1st Lieutenant ;
C. H. Hewitt, 2d Lieutenant j
' The Wether Version.
1
AV.i o Co., June -20, 7S. '
Editor l)i'rx.ocrcU :
Please allow me space in your p.'tper to
correct some falsehoods in regard to the
killing of Van Allen, scattered through
Linn county by a Mr. Frutn. If the account
which yon published in the Democrat was
as he told it, lie has only told one truth,
and that was that Allen had been killed.
I got my authority from Van Allen himself
and eye-witnesses of the affair and will now
tell you how it all occurred. Allen and
Cline were having a fight about something,
when a man named Wails ran up and caught
Allen by tlie throat. Allen called on lbips
to help, him, and when Frips ran to his
relief some one else jerked him away and
Allen had to fight it out alone. When the
fight was ever a warrant was sworn out
for the arrest of Allc-i and lrips, and
they both got their horses aud ran away,
knowing that they could not get justice if
brought to triaL Jerry Lucky wa3 deputized
to make the arrests, and he deputized J as.
Chamberlain, who immediately went . in
pursuit of the beys. He overtook them near
the edge of town and handed the warrant to
Dripe. Drip glanced at it, and handing it
keck, put spars to hi horse and rode on
telling Allen toocme cc When they had
gone about thirty or forty yards Cham
berlain fired and hit Allen's horse in the
back. Allen turned in his saddle and asked
if he was shooting at him, and Chamberlain
said, "So by G-d, 1 ain't," and just then
fired twice again, one ball hitting Allen in
the back part of the thigh, the ball coming
out in the left grain, and the other striking
him in the hip. Allen then wheeled his horse
and fired, the ball hitting Chamberlain's
horse in the shoulder. Chamberlain then
ran tor wa as ist as he eould and told that
Allen had shot at him lint, lie then got a
Henry riflo and started out of town to finish
up his job, but soon met Allen's friends
bringing him in. Allen lived two days, and
this account of th shoaling affair I got from
him on hi death bed, and from an eye
witness. I am no lawyer; simply an old
woman, almost heart-broken, but I think
when our laws were made they were intend
ed to be founded on justice, and looking at
it in that way I can't see what excuse Cham'
berlin had for killing my son. He had only
been ngnting with his hands used no
weapons at all and if that crime is punisha
ble w ith death I am very much mistaken-
ALLKN'S MOTHEU.
Tbe First Boarder.
Sheriff Jickey has a boarder at tlie county
hotel already. A young mawsiamed Win.
Fen ton and a companion got en a "eplurge"
on eex streets on day this week, and on
Policeman Watkins trying te arrest them,
Fentos assaulted him by striking him on
the head with a rock encased in a handker
chief. Fenten certainly didn't know who
he had to cope with or he would not have
acted so. t Watkins immediately bagged him
without any trouble, and swearing out a com
plaint soon had him bound over to await
action of the grand jury on the charge of
committing an assault with a dangerous
weapon. Fenton is an intelligent looking
young man and seems to feel very badly over
his misfortune. He says his father is i
business in Sheridan, Yamhill county.
WiKknie at gfcedd.
Gaston, Furry 4 Co. are putting up a
large addition to their grain warehouse at
Shedd's Station, and will have it finished up
this week. This firm U one of the best in
our county. " We know each individual mcm
lr oT the firm te be an upright honorable
gentleman, and we cheerfully recommend
them to our reader who have business in
their line as persons in whom they can place
implicit confidence. "
A rrolSBc Tnllct.
Our worthy Conner, It. dacoba, inline in
the office a few days age and told us of a
remarkable Black Spanish pullet which bo
own. - The pullet was hatched on the 1st of
March last, and up to the present time has
laid half a dozen eggs. It seems by this
that even liens work by the old adage in
relation to "going it while yeur'e young."'
Hani-urn Hale Killed.
Harrison Hide, who was kilUJ in the lute
tight of Capt. f perry 'a comjny with the
Indians at Willow Springs, was a son of
Wm. Hale,' living across the river from thi
place, and a brother of Milton Bale. He has
lived in the upper country for several year.
. 4'tv Cswrt. s?
lb lht term of tli ntw ihtv
ConrtVAi held last week, and tl:
is the record of. 'the proceeding t
misaioners,
following
COtS11KtOXPRS COUKT. 1
la Hie matter oj the 'npplicatiol of F. M.
SuiitlC rt ,,fir County Biiad bitmissed.
In the matter of the applicaim of A. ts.
Chrisma!t,:"e at, for Ctiunty fiend. Con
tinued. ;, - 'f i
In the matter of the aiiplioattoif of SI. I
Itasbrook, rt a, frf bounty ftnkd. j Con
tinued. ". '-. .'' '
In the matter of the n-nart f it L, Wal
lace, supervisor V.ni District No 63, Report
and ressgtiatinn received, and Ben. Marks
appointed to fill vacancy. ' i j
In tii matter of the applicatiua f A.
Ralston, supervisor of Bsiad District No 61,
for belts to repair bridge. Ordered that
said supervisor bs authorised to purchase
bolts to repair said bridge and present bill
to tii is court. ' y
Id th matter of application of V. R.
Ksiox frc eh an re tf road. Peter Hume,
J. ?'. J'. vr and A. C. Hjaamau, were ap
points I as viewers, and H. j, C. tvcrili, as
surveyor, to meet at Kirk's July l"th,
st 9 o'clock, A. M. I V ' ' I :
las followiiig arranta Wert ordered
drawn en treasury -i M Xi Wdlace, 18;
0 W Wama, 7 0;' T H Watsi, 2f T J
Stite. 73 S3; G F & A APettlemkr, 10 3;
A Levkner, 17 Hi & Morris, 22; M Wheeler,
.25;. A Wheeler, 20 57 C1,F ! A A
Setaemeir, 13 50; T P H?ooinan, $8 68;
A L IHxley, 4 60; Cha Ml Jadway. S 40;
F Daridson, 48 75: A Conley, ijj W H4
duty, 66; Allen, Eobinson t Co. 23 04;
Alien, Robiuson A Co 23 04; Allan, Bobin-
son A Co 79 0T; Allen, Bobinson & Co 3 50;
Allen. Bobinson t Co 52 PS; Allen, Robin
son 4. t'o 34 10; H K Powell, 8 20; A K
McDonal, 7 80. . .. ... ' .j.V.
f-ryf o W:cbli.', ' :
1 lit tlie mat&f of the estate of John Mc Kin
ney, deseased. Last , will and testament
admitted to probate and Luther Tiite,
R. Kirk ' and H. R. ViiWell appoiutpd ap
pBuserx. w w "V- f 1 1 f
f stati of J. .a H K-eaed.t Admin
istrator presented second account, which was
examined Ibv the court and allowed au l ap
proved. -'-' ' '". ' " ' ' j
' Estate oi Wm. H. Basket, deeasel. W
Cyrus, executor, presented final account,
and it Was ordered that executor J dis
charged on payment to the gnardianaef the
minor heirs of deceased $00,00, and filing
such receipt of guardian. V ith clerk ,W this
Court-; j . ;s I'Sfi-..-xi,: vr" ! . ;
Fjtate of Wm.'Hite,' deceased. Proof of
publication made, " which ' was heard, ap
proved aud settled, and administrator dis
charged. T ., - , ' - ; ; 7 ; "
Estate of Andrew J. Beard, deceased.
Administrator presented inveutory showing
the property to be appraised at $794,90.
Examined and approved." It was ordered
that the remaining personaljproperty be sold
at auction cash for sum under ten dollars,
and over that sum on a credit of four months
v-and make return of sal at next term of
conrk thereafter. , ' '
Estate pf i White, deceaaed. Ordered
that Hubbard Bryant be appointed guardian
ad tie: of Ucn White, 'minor, for the
sole purpose of appearing for said miuorand
taking care of interest in the proceedings.
Estate of Margaret Philips deceased. J.
T. Bnwland appointed Administrator ef said
estate on filing an undertaking in the sum
100 to be approved by the court, t- ' t
In the matter of the estate and guardian
ship of Wm. J. Vawter, a minor. Ordered
that guardian sell certain real property for
cash gold coin in hand and that proceeds
be leaned at best legal rate of interest on
real property security. -
Estate of Mary N. S. Mattoon, deceased.
C. H. Mattoou, Administrator, presented
first account which was examined aud at
lowed. - - -"- ' - ! - -'
Estate and guardianship oi minor heirs ut
Charles Bodgers, deceased: Ordered that
guardian be and she il hereby discharged
from said trust.
Estate, of Job Whiter deceased. Ad minis'
trator, Hiram Smith, appears, aku guardian
ad Untem for Ellen White, a minor, tiuar
property be sold for gold coin one half in
hand and balance on a credit of three uoutha
such sale to be. made on the premised 1 .;r
Sstate of Nancy L. Parrish, de-e.d
Ordered that the hearing of this matter be
dian assents to order ef sale
continued till ef teriii.
Ordered thai .
Estate of J.isi iih Bradley, deceased. LX
A. Harmon, presents third account which"
was examined and allowed. ' .
taulkrr Scalp for Liaa.
The J jiui Base Ball Club of this city went
down to Salem on the Fourth and entered
for the $50 prise- offered for the best club.
Th only 'club that opposed them was the
"Capitata of Salem the best, with one
exception, in the State. The result showed
plainly that our boys had the longest pole
and consequently got away with tlie persim
mon. Following is the score : . . ' ""
I o r
F
1
4
i t
' i
Wliitmore, c...
McCully. p.. ..
Foster, si
Sill, lb
Hawkinn, 2b...
Clark, 3 b.
Baltimore, 1 f . .
Stevens c I
Conn, r I
Total.
I 7 I
VAP1TA&.
i ,o i ,b .iir
Peebles, e f
C. Belt, p........
(Toleman, s s
Smith, r f ...
J. Belt, lb
Riggs, c.-.
Gray, J ta
WiUU, It........
Croasman, 1 ,
0
1
0
. H
i
o
1
0 I
4
t -
t
:. l i
.
Totals..
-I "
1?
10
tvtiK5ii. ;j j;3i trs ; ' rJjL
I.lmi..... .r.j 1 ;i i ,$ ,'4 j o ; ol 4 I s-w
Caj.iitJ ;s,:.;oit0jol 11;
Uiupii V. V. '; Francis, of . Halsey.
Scorers Geo. P. Hughes, Capitol ; H. M.
Crane, jr., Linn. Time of game, two hours;
The game was very hotly contested from
the start, and up to the fifth inning the
Capitals led, but by that time our boys had
become warmed np and had no more trouble.
Linns are now tho champions of the Stat,
and if there is any club that disputes it let
them seud up a challenge and our bovs will
attend to them. ' "
An OM Krttlrr Uraa.
Dr. '.. Davis, of Bucna Vista, died at
Canyonville last Tuesday morning from dis
eas of the kidneys. Hi remains passed
through this city last Wednesday on their
way to their last resting place at the Doctor's
old home. He was an old settler in Polk
connty, and was respected by all who knew
him. i
A Propositi: ta Farmers. -.
By looking at the card in auother column
farmers will see that the old and reliable
firm of J. H. Foster & Co. makes them a
good proposition this week. .He says be
will giv a premium of four cents per bushel
on all good wheat sold to him or stored in
his warehouses, the premium to be paid in
mill feed. We have given the news and now
you can act as yon think best
That ftirakUnC Bbrlnklrr
ThrmstiBul the hot ind Just j lr,
" Tae sprinkiinr sprinVtu sprinks lu tray,
Aiid sprinkles aprinxlings up sad ionu
" Tktspriciiledpreclartsofthstowa. ,
' IHTaiii have sprlnkltd hjlci lwors ij;
At enmlum sprinVllnrly aprmkM o'sr ; "
tn rain the sprightly sprluklin; hoott,
V Became th sprinkler upriaks ait kots ;
That sprinkllnf sprtnklar kiuiiik: an ,
Vntn It tprlnkHnf spsiukisdane, ,
Nor paows e'en for s cane orthlnlt, i
t'otll 114 fln.i! priuk Isspnnik.
' Roane anil Abroad.
V. U. l'.ruuk and wife started for the Bay
yesterday. " . : . .", '
It. Chcadle has brouglit suit against his
wife for divorce. - , ,v
Work comtnencJhd laH Wednciav on the
Odd Fellow Temple. -i-i , .' "
, Only cash customers aoiicited at the l'nr
mer's and Mechanic's Store.
Strictly one price, aud no dedHctiwu at tlie
Farmer' and Mechanic' Store.
Any on that want to rent a nice dwell
ing house can do o by calling at this office;
Any one .that want to sub-icribe for tliis
paper and pay in wood can have the oppor
tunity; ':' U -:. . ' ! .
Wilbur -Liggett, who -formerly worked is
this ofth v arrived ' here m a Seattle Inst
Tuesday, i " -' '
Workmen hsve c-im hoimx-I exti.iij f.i.
the basement of Wm. Petemnu's new biick
buildm- . ,- -;, "' ' T P t
No. l's had mmret!iig lait week on no,
eonnt of 'the Indian excitement They met
last evening . ; .-'-
' Hoii. T. L. Porter, of Halsey, honored ns
with a call last Monday. He is as gay and
happy as usual ; r . ; -J
. Divine services will b held iu St. Peter's
Epiooopal. Church, next Suudav morning,
July 14..U1 o'clock.-. ' j??
tioiita, staple Aiid ut;3Z . furnislains goocU
cheaper than ever at the Farmer's and Me
cuantc's One "rice Cash Store. "
Th 'latest' styles of fihe while sliitts al
ways to be feend t the Farmer's and Me
chanic4 One Price Cash Store.
" John Umphrey, H. Umphrey, Moses Par
ker and A Cowan arrived home from .Vina-
iilla and WatKO ctsuntiea UA week. I -
Juitiol Palmerna bpenej ent n business
Wth front' room 'ovef "Foshay 4 Mason's.
Hi kind of buaintj it not ntshiug at present
.isffge partie are ergaaiiing aB rrer our
county to go up theSantiam for blackberries.
Well, tliere ire' eriohjb berries up thare for
ait r-:V:--; -: r .
There Will nenf .niore .preaching "at the
V. r.-Church until about the 2Sth of this
month, at whioh time Rer. Dr. Irvine is
expected to be at home. , t , . '
j- One member ef the militia cbjnpnny desert
ed at Lebanon so a letter from the com
mand informs us. " We are sorry to hear of
aoh conduct a that. -
Thas "persons -who wanted to pay their
subscription in wood we would like them
to come forward now. We want t get tlie
wood sawed up and stored away.
x Gen. M. W Brown and Orderly Cliae .left
this city last Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock to
join the expeditiou which started from Alba
ny for Eastern Oregon last Monday.
.- Kow comes a learned fraud who lays a
first-rate srticle of jbTty can be made from
old boots. Any person wishing to manufac
ture this krad of jelly can find ennuh rante
rial at thk ffic,to mak a barrel. . w .
4 Mrs, To.Meqee, of tilot Bock, t'matU-
la county, arnvad here last Monday, having
coice down the river from her home, f -She, iu
company with a great many others, left Pilot
Bock at midnight on Tuesday of last wok
on account of the approach of Indians. ' "
,"A m broom sweeps clean." and ltatlcu
deu Bros, bare jiut received an i-ivoice of
the beet that are -tuauafsctemL Look nut
for the big bit of candies they bnve hippd
up eu the CVeat R-fuhia - They are choice
and cheap. Extra choict Sicily lemons and
aTT the vegetables tJ bi obtained. in the
market, j -'s;'n ' -
Cane and
Sottlt 4l Motttftb have jest received
another small stock ef goads from Pan Fraa-
cico, but the next steamer will bring them
the. largest lot ef goods ever seen iu any
establishment in this State outside of Port
k.uj. At'Ur it arrives you can get anything
in tlie iiaia of sporting goods that you may
, want,.. And remember, loo,, t IhlV the prices
i jara, if anything, loner' tbu. I T P..rtUud.
Th"ey'ill iiare any style -f nit-.i , retniv.r
that you can call for, all kmiU o; auiuuim-
tiei fishing tackle of, every . description,
knives, and a great vsriety nf ar'icles the
names of . which : we h.-ive forgotten. And
alio do not forget that they have one of the
very best of workmen in their employ, aud
that he can repair most anything. Call ou
them now, and also be sure tdr go and eee
that new stock when it arrives. , '
1 Vnantala; rartv KetnraM.
Last Wednesday at noon the Dugger
Hewitt mountain party returned home, hav
ing had a . splendid time. The party got
away with six deer and one black bear,
Hewitt being the mighty Kimrod that bagged
bis bearahip. ila returning from the moun
tains thi , party - met the Crooked liiver
military expedition, and Paul d'Heiry went
off with thein. - tt H. Hewitt also belonged
to the military company, holding the coni
missionof 2d Lieutenant, but he could not
join them with out first coming back to this
city. He arrived here Wednesday, and yes
terdy started on horseback to overtake the
command, "'. '. '' ! ' ' ' 4 . '." '
i Re iVrees (Nipt a red.
Last week a party of seven Indians mad
their appearance at Lapwai Indian Agency
and were immediately recognized as mem
bers of White Bird' band, under Joseph in
the late war witu the Nez Forces, aud con
sequently were arrested. . They had come
dova from the British possessions into Mon
tana and from thence had made thoir way
back' to Idaho over the Lolo trail, traveling
on foot. : ; . -. w . -
- - r Kell ef Hotter.
. Following is tit roll of honor of th school
in Fox Valley district for tho mouth ending
June 21, 1878 :
Susie Fryrear, Joseph Fryrear, Ouasie B.
Trask, John Fryrear, Lucy RoWrtsou, Ar
thur Trask, Sarah Boliertton, Volric Perry,
Willie" Fryrar,JEster Robertson, Ida Berry,
Lizxie Newell, Carrie Spier, Willie Spier,
Walter XeweU.L-
' Belle Stf.ei.k, Teacher.
Thanks ta Friend.
- Mr. f Wsa. Dyer baa .lately had a jsreat
deal of sickness m bis family, ami ou the
30th ult., had . the great misfortune to lose
hi little daughter Alice. He wishes us to
publicly thank in his name Dr. Hcntou, who
did everything known iu tlie science of
medicine to rescue the little one from death,
and' also he wishes us to thank the wife of
Elder T. I!. White and others who aided
him and his in their affliction.
t ;; ' : nmnBiRBii:! a
H'hnai Tkem--Th Hnaltsm Vihi
- ' i t ,J'a.li. f . 5.
'F !..,t,..r... ,1,.. &,i EliVi i. "l
I ;- -i".i5 "nn me u.tM,iAiii laiiyou last
i n eck wo were surprised at the extent of the
! blaokben-y crop 4hi year the canvon for
about sixteen miles being literally red with
them. Parties liruig up there say they
never saw it equahd before. " Thousands and
thousands of gallons are how ready for Bickj
intr ...1 -l 111 1.. . 1 . 1 J - .:
wwo n in im vooiigu rijieu aisillkg
tho season to supply the entire Willamette
Valley. ... ....
Parties ishuig to gather them can take a
team nnd camping outfit, and by spending a
week iu camp can get all they could wish for.
The begiuniug of the berry country is a
Lower Soda, forty-five miles from this city,
shout a day and a half's drive, and from
there it runs on Up the canyon to the ft of
even Mile Hill, about sixteen milesK Good
camping place oan be fotmd any where along
the Santiain, -and hay for horses can' be
had at any of the ranches along the road.
It must be remembered tliat in the Santbnt
canyon are located . two -of the "best and
strongest soda springs in this State one of
them forty-tire miles from this city, and the
other twelve mile further on. Another in-
iluceincnt is that trout fishing is perfectly
splendid along the 8antim at present, bo
that a person can combine both nleasure and
: olit by taking the trip, and can also great
ly benefit heir health. :.,;.
Partie going up there will take. the toll
road, leading up from. Lebanon through
Sweet Home. Toll will be about $2 00 or
92 50, aud the road is just as good as could
be expected ill the mountains. There is no
mud at all. a person need hardly wet a
wagon wheel te get to the blackberry eoo nt ry.
Tkp rorrallls Band.
Ilia Corvallis Bras Band bassed tlirook
tnia eity last Friday, going bonie from Salem
Where they h:id spent the Fourth. They
played one or two airs at the depot, and then
serenaded this office. At that time the
entire force were away attending to the
wants -of tlie inner man, and consequently
the reception of the band was not as cordial
and warm-hearted as could b wuhed. We
are very sorry that it should have been so, '
but cannot help it now. We are nnder just
as many obligation, as we would have been
had we been present, aud we certainly will
always remember them for the honor conferr
ed upon this oSice. We have heard them
play e,nite a number of times, and have no
hesitancy in pronouncing them the very best
band in this State outside of Portland, and
we would (hesitate considerably before we
would assert that even a Portland land could
xcel tli em.
esr rateala.
The MiniMj ami firienlltie Pre Patent
Department lias received official notice of
the issue of the following patents to Tacilic
Coast inventors, fur the week ending June
lSth,' IS78, viz.: George K. Bales, Seattle,
Wahingtvn Ter., trace aud buckle ; James
B. Brown, Suisun city, Cal. , book holders ;
Duncan Deveron and Herman I.-.i-kniaiui,
San Francisco, Cab, trusses : Miclm-.I I'oylc,
Saa Francisco, Cal., waidwhts: Milton
Boss, fvtn Jose, C'aL, vineyard piotis: W'il-
lialu A. Horrall aud Jo-cph J. Vcn kler,
Cliico, Cal., siJ swcri; Kt:jcne More-iu
aud James W. Haggcrty, San Franci-co.
Cab, ammonia or el her nnichiue.
A staarstlas ttMvr.
The building next tloor to our oilicc ha
been refitted and is now occupied !- Sir.
U. Uobart, who, uai ing (old .ut h:
business, expects to devote liis entire time i
the management of his hoarding house.
Everything will b kept scrupnlously clean :
the tables will be furnished with everything
the market affords, and he wants it distinct
ly understood that be keeps no Chinese cooks.
White women do his work, aud everything
is superintended by himself and wife. If
yoa want good board at reasonable figures,
go around and see him.
Letter
The following Is the list of belters remaining
In the Foot oftlce, Albany, I.tnn ewuntv, Ore
gon, Jul? II, 17. Person ealline; for then
leaer must give the date on which they were
adverUseu. j
Corliett, A J
s Rogers, Ioe - -'
Rogers, Doe M
". Head, Mrs Alice
. Sheridan, Jack Vv"
Sinuon, K It
Titus, Andy s
Mill, Miss Mattie
" Holl, Jas (21
. Hogey, Mrs M F
Bergland, L
H. KAYMOSni f. M.
Carter, K.idie
Graves, Mis K E '
Guuer, Henry
1-, vu Viola
-Miller, Mary an
McBee, Miss E M
McNeil. Mr i H
Nickels, John
tfogers, Mrs fc. L -
Altrnllon, Farmers !
Tlie Albaay Farmer' Co. have a notice iu
this weeks paper that you should read before
making your arrangements for storing. Thev
make a very fair proposition, offering to store
wheat this year at 4 cents and oats at 3.
Beside this they make no charge whatever
for Belling wheat, and claim tlutt they make
the best of sales. Farmers arc not doing jus
tice to themselves unless they examine all such
propositions. They will save money very
likely by taking note of such offers. '
MARRIED.
MOWFKLirr STRUCKM1ER. On Julr 4th 1873.
at the residence of the bride frroom, by Rev. i. llower
sox, Ms. Fr MowrsLUT and Was. Flos a StrcceJ
miss.
DIED,
DYER. On Sabbath, June 30, 1978, of hoapiita;
couyh, Alics, daughter of W. E. and Catherine Iljer
aged 8 years, 1 month, and SS days.
- FinanrlKt and fomaierrial.
Gold in New York, 100J. -
Legal tenders in Forthuid buying, yj ; sellinf , 100.
Silter coin "13 per cent, discount.
FoatLASv aaassT.
WHEAT, ier bushel OS (, 1 Oi
FLUCH, extra , So M e uo
riupernne.... 4 25 u 4 rs)
OATS, per bushel.: SS 4t 4
HAY, baled 10 00 12 00
Loose 12
POTATOES, per bushel 223(8 ! ill
BEEF, choice on foot, jier fti Y'vt 1
IIOOS. extra choice e CJ
BAt'OS.. 10 Its 11J
IIAMH . . 11 121
COFFEE 23 Ut Si
LAUD, in kegs 11 s Hi
in 10-lt tins 10 (at U
BITTER, in brine... l''le ' 13
Solid 10 f 11
Fresh dairy IS ( 19
EGGS, per dms (je IS
UK1EU FRUIT
Apples, sun-dried, lu sacks 5S)
in kegs ta 0j
Peart, tun-dried 4is 6
Plums, sun-dried 12 14
POULTRY, old bens 4 00 4 CO
sitting chickens 3 60 ( 4 00
HIDES, dry flint 13 U
Oood culls. , 7 Jse
alurraln 0
Oreen f Q
Deer skans la ad
TALLOW, ier
llDIN, Oregon and Washington T .. . . a 8
WOOL IS & 20
ALBAHT KABUT.
WHEAT per bu-a K ''.
OA m per bu SKks.
HAV baled 15c.
Louse lac. . '
POTATOES per bu Jl 00.
BACON hams 12Jc.
eiiiea 910c
Shonhlera 7c.
LARD In 10B tin $1 5 J t
BUTfER Freuh roll l&aik; . ,i
nous ac.
l!HICKEN3-trt 00.
bUOAH San I'ranclsco--13c. '
lsuuao 10ilc
COAL OIL Downer, &-ral cans S 4. --
Devoe's, b-ni cans $1 SO.
I An HjSToeicn. Fi'T. Every areut h has bs -n
j vlcaJtly flellin? the luiprovod Hrtmestefti Heflri
. I aUohUiaioi- three yeara, flwni Uj dweliiog. Louwe, him
I a 7ofj ac:ount in nanK. it clear or oebt, ana liar money
j at interest-, the natural fonRtqueneeof eeeurutr a rood
sireaey for enpennr gmvfft atwteioireiapriceR. A srood
Hr4t-(ltt4e Sewing Machine, niont Ufiftfal reliakle st all
UiTie eav to understand flnd contrfil; Itie same n
and dot the Rauie work a any maf.-mne Hliat sell at
Kara timks ids price. Iliere ts n aiaeTiine at any
price bettor, or that will do finer or more work, and
curtalnly nnne n low is price by many dollars. Ffhe
HauKHTr.jia is wUiely known and n"cd in thouoindB ul
fauijlieo In the Eastern and Middle State, and ,leiiy lie
coinili popular In th West. I It will eave ittt cost sev
eral timea over la. one season, doin; the work of the
lamuy, or win cam lour or me ooiiani a tiay ir any,
man or woman wlio sewfi for.a living. iy th irtronir-c-
friaelikS made, is ready at alltimeJi t ti -its work,
-ta tees strongest ami flqrat ali-i( inientnd,
tnd fully acknow ledgred a theStsiMamf Kksnily Sew
in? Mdt'hine. Price, complete for domestic use, g&l,
oi'llverod at your door, no matter how reunite you suay
resUle. . Jtashiess pemisnent and hdnonUe, with more
ovrtiMit aim! rapid eaUis, and larger prollts than any
other. . kvtraoi-tlhiary liberal ffcrs niaii to local or
tmvellrw agents where we hare none established ; or.
If there Ts no a?efit near yon, send rour order direct to
the faotorr. Address John II. Kendall a Co.. 421
Ur.iadnay, New Vurt. vUol7l :
Steaarea Stales far Msiy BaTS. :
Through bur combination "and the large
stock of goods which We purchased in San
Francisco this spring, we haT accumulated
. A MAMMOTH 8T81K
' al Clathlns amsl Bress KaaeW
of all description,- which, we will .-sell at
greatly reduced price for the next tiHf ,day.
Everybody will do well to call and examine
our goods and prices. r ---
Digbest cash price paid for good merchant
able WOOL ; .. ; ; . ; .i- '; ,
. Don't forgci the place. r ,
FOX BAUM- t '-.
I I'
1 would r-occtfully announce to the farm,
ers ibf i Albany-ana' vicinity that T have the
agency for W, A. Woods' Self-Binduig Har
vester, the only successful self-binding har
vester ever introduced into the Oregon har
vest fields. I will also announce that I am
ready to meet in field trial any self-binding
harvester made, and in the contest submit
my machine to such tests as may be required
by a committee of practical farmers appoint
ed by the Linn County found!, or other or
ganiwd body of practical fanners.
41m3 . .. A M., Boor.
The Centaur Liniment are'of two kinds.
The Whit is for the human family. tkeYel-
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 of any drug
gist, or by mail from the Office, of' Tua Cnx-
tal'k UoiirANv, 4b Dey htreet, rew lork
City ' 13:59yl
II ill's ViibETasu: Rictliax H.Mft KaNEWE is a sciea-
tiflc oombiDatiou of some of the BVMt powerful restora
tive aieents in the vegetable kinirdom. it restores
fray hair to its original color, it makes the scalp
hit and dean. It enres dandnuf and humors, and
failinc-oat of the haV. it i umisbes the lrstritire prin
ciple by which the hair U nourished and supported.
It makes the hair moist, soft, and rlo, and is unsur
passed as a hair-dressing. It is the moit economical
preparation erer onerea to tn public, as its effects re
main a km time, mss-hwr only an occavionsl applica
tion, necessary. It is reooanmended and used by ami-
nriil medical men, sne emctalty eaaorseu ay tne slate
AssBTer at M asuchusetts. For aaie br aH dealers. 5-
-- Broaakeaa Alfuira't. ,
Just received - direct 'from the manu
facturers, another largs 4 invoice of th
CEiXBitAtEl Bno-tDiiEtii A-ii vs, at Sam
uel M Voting's.
Fb irr ctxs and jars, granite-jron and tin
ware, l6tt!e-wax and camp fnrniture, sold on
the bed r.ick bv .. . Whf.elee,
"r' . ' ' at.Shedd.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
STEINVAY& SOU'S
A full n-isoi Imriil of this new im.
Tovel ami world reHOwueil Jitstru
lm'nt ciisfeitantly tajd on hand br
ALBERT BAHTSCII,
Sale tsral rr ! ana Wali. Trrrf
. Thlrs Street, " '. . -
r IPartlencl. re(n.
Affont f.r tlie fainiius
KRANICH & BACH
hiavisms
05 j.
d - 5
c3 t
6 14 h
M it
H L Cm , a:
CD o O - i
& cB S i
wts(Jf .it- sr-: - 1 .
AirtlCl.ll CAM, XII li ATCY.sruM Ot; AI.tUNT
,i ' a v"'? -l'on4tl3i3-iHTxft-(f the Wlowing
X full olid c
1
FANCY NOTIOHS. LADIES' & CHiLDRENS' ilHSfiriY.
ladies furnishjc xiooos a F:usL!iJ umMmm
: A full
CE.TS,, LADIES' rpHSLDnEfiSVeOOTSJSSIOES,
-- l'omirUin the lalest and most de5jSle orids in the CulTfnna anil rtastcm tr-'irl.ij "ii-n-M'iii?
. ' - celeln1;!! -'llolhrouk t LnrtlowirjiUe. '
' e . . .. , - '.Ji. i ;
'; ... . . f i - ; -'v .-' y . T. i oA j H
' " ' - ."m--'.3fJ i Wall Faserand a SomtUte staekef -j ir or' J s
. . it Thc largest stock ol -fJfc. r p :
Ki-er tthotrn in tbc City baajht direct from the xxtannfaeturcrs in the Ea.it, atid all ncw aa JuSMrU n.
oxiooisziBv, . r .
r- - v r - I Cansisticg: of
The zemiine Bt'FFAI-O PITT'S CH-tlatlvS'CIEll
Sf
'I UfsiHI'l' f -hU Al 1 ThrMhoN
Tlie celeirated HARaH HAKTrSTTR InJcnASE
SELF B1NUKK the simplest aqd best.maja! -
The srorld renowned CHAMPION EE U'ERS and
MOWKKS the nost complete harreatin" raacbuie
nite..- . I;' -p-.,:
.TCHEtiErVS TWO HOltPTS TtE-tf) MlfEft with"
THKKSHEK and CLEAXKK.
HAIXF.3 StKOiaj- tnr..VR HKrAbKM a-iUi mtcnt
adjustable reel, lllW WHKLS with round wrought
ron spokes. . ' .
The Agriculturai Warehouse is on Second street
near to Jns. llaxshall's stable, where "a full line of
Machinery is always oil exhibition.
FIRST AND SECOND TflEpTS, ;
ALBANY,
' Ilavin ; 1 rteiy arrived f rout California-wkh
enitBiisua, cauaisuug cn.. ; j
Fanc.y iriicl Staple jyry
. Or eiitfis V"outli
' Rpady matle Clotliingr, " " -
: i--. T ' -, '. Bootis, stlioJIts & .Cn ii .
Ladies & GeulsVFurBisliinx GootIs,Ho.sier &" Xotions.
' All of which, 1 will offer to file public, at Portland priiir 4 liberal sbnro or int
ronajre is respeeUuliy soieiteti.
i MT MOTTO, shall Wulck aal ant) nintlrpmntv
. . ... . . YlSnf!' ; ". , - '
1 ' K TeHAMOTL't l '.. , . .. .. JOBS FtHtf
FOSHAY m MfkSON
Ht-f't to John Fosbay.)
;.8aOSeAiaK8,
A LATtCE Af
DRUGS AN D
- - Bmbraoins; everything usually totvoi
A Ft IL
- 9 " f y -. I J? " . '-.' ? ' :s ..
Tli stock t very fauys aait tB srictiX A news Jepo"4 rim r-nt In cooid.io8.it tl4 l rtmtmt, w-tr
All the latesi EMrteni nutaziue pictorials, etc, can lie rocurea.
WHEN YOU COME TO ALBANY CALL AND SEE US
, . .. ". -naHsraf .--.-
To tlie Parmers of Oregon: . .
Gentlemen: We have the pleasure of inform
ing you, we have on hand and for sale the following
deservedly popular line of Farm Implements: Gar
den City Clipper Plows: Cultivators and Harrows;
Fanners' Friend Grain Drills and Broad Cast Seed
ers, combined; Monitor Force Feed Seed Sower and
Cultivator, combined: Standard Wemon Waffons;
Hacks and Swift and Standish Grain Cleaners; also
for the harvest of 1878, the justly celebrated Mc
Uormack Self -Binding Harvester, which we stand
ready to warrant in every particular. ... Please call
and examine before purchasing, ueseriptive circu
lars, FREE, on application. - -
; ----- .jUliJJNJJi 13UU.fcLaN.a-LN,
O r - . Agent for T. Cunningham's: Co.
Corner First and Broadalbin Sts., Albany, Or. n30
SALEM MARBLE WORKS
5 i. t
, -DEALER IN -
MO N UJV1E NTS, TABLE!
- ' i .; ; - AND
'"i-'lTALIiSi-fillll . .VERESnBIT - KARRI K'
8ALEM, - - - - - - . - ; OREGON.
A'ao, every varitty f cemetery and other stone work done with neatness and tUspatcti.
Special attention given to orders from any part oi' tke&tateamt Washing
ton TeiTitory, by mail or otherwise, ami nroniptly tnr- -v
; - i -warded. All work warranted. - -: -'l
ALBANY, BRANCH HOUSE.
A branch establislimnat- is located at AlbauT uud ewnd tb Staler Bros5.
AAAraam mil anWitA A Si.y iltunv rrAH io.-m.,.
HMu
- . .
AXl) TldlNITY TO IIIK 1..VKUB IX IBCt:KM
sKi--HIi'ies: A lare a-i-wtrt'tt-ni .i
eomilet: I"n3 rf
e a
e.i.-r "-;
stock of
1.1 mi
.sr:- c'-sis-vi't.
The TIGER Sxi-'M4vli$nXtS.'&?UliT HAY
R'.KES. In simi-Witv, wutmgfcii adUfUit.?.ita-
out a rival r- ...v'r -
" The -TIIOit-tr SVLKT IIAY" rll.Z - the btit
......... r. t
is" -.' '- '!.-.!;-' -:;;.-.-.
i The BMtSia IrEVOaTIW AK. i
IKIltSE 1IA ' ,j
""THP.EE'and FOl'-C SHtlSG WACOXi
fbe ilitl. oelebratcai EAiS WACOM with ntent
SREfX. TlGHTEXGit, aai the nt.v fawnt OU Tat
with 1irx Screw - s-
- i al - -
-i,- ft; t
si newly spler-f ecf- -f fc f -Gnfra! Mit-
Goodsi
aiitt Boy's Jl t2"T?
STATIOHERY. - ETG.,
FRESH STOCK OF -
:.'J E D ! C INE
i a iirsfrclass retail (I r'. osiaU' Jtm it "
IIVE F
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