A
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 187H.
tnerrtt tKrctry.
U. T. CttrtcH. Prt-a.-kirigfrery Sabbatli
t II a. K., w4 7:30 P. X by Her. S. U. Ir
vine, U. U. .H!.hKth vh4 at 8:30 P. M
Prayer meeting rv.rj Wednesday evening.
M. E CHUIM.-B I'roaciiing every Mattbeti
i II M. aud 7.30 P. M. Song service i,
th eveuiut nvt.ira aeruiou. Sahlietli 8c1mm
at 8.30 P. u. Prayer tmwting rtry Taut
day aveaing. J, K. Do Vte, Met..
ErtMueraL OHOtua. Divine aervicm mil
bediel.t t 8t Peter' I 'hurch tmict Sun.U
evening. foji. I M Is at 7:30 o clock. Rout,
I 3evia, l-t.
Kt ahuki al Church. rreachiagoo Sal.
bath II i. a, d j r. a Sal.batl
Schnul 12:14. Prayer meeting vrrry Tour
day eveuiug. J. Bowert.x, pator.
Calvary Ckukor. Srvicv every SaU
tta at U a, M. and 7:SU p. C Sabbath
pkidooi at s:JU Prayer meeting evert
Thursday aveaiug of aach iroek. W. B.
cioya, pastor.
M. E. Circaca, Sorra. Service evert
aat.hatn at Si Paul1 M. . Church, South.
a. . ua : r. M. Sabbath Schu
12 15 ...Pr'y,r n,rl!R every KruiaN
evenmg. W. H. Klyce, pastor.
WMUII AT TKK ST. (ItllU
A K Chase iflfr h Tlllala-A Brig!
CHy Marshal. -
Oae day tat week a burglar e&UireJ a Ixxl
ro-Ha at the St. Charles Hotel in which Mr.
StUes, of Lebanon, wi sleeping, and took
(ran ai clothing, which was faacgiug oa th
bed-post, SIS in eaeh, a watch wwrth about
$15, aaia valuable ohaio. Sheriff Diokej
aooa foead out that the bor.'Iar wa a ma
nan! SUne, who bat beea peddling oap
our itreeu tor two or three week.
He got oa hi trail and foUewad him closely
to PrtUnd through the west tide coeatiea,
eoaotime not being over halt a day behind
hi man. There he lot the trail and left the
tatter with Chief Boaeer. A deseriptioa
was seat to tb cUSereni town ia the valley,
da few day ago Avery, too Marshal at
M:IiaanUe, tekgraphed to thu city that
Stone was there, bat finding out that ao re
ward waa offered for him be would Rot coca
phf with oar Sheriff request to arrest and
hold .bint. antU Me. DiAy ooald get there.
It U a ahaate that bm exist who will be ao
aoull a that, aad the citueas of the enter
priains ttle city of McUinnvilla cheald see
to it that a man is elected to the Marghal
ahip text time who will act a other ocera
of the law do ia thia State who will ex
change vowrteeie with thorn aad nt let the
absence of a reward keep him from doing hi
doty. i
. laipertuf ( HuMui.
The September nnmber of Ckurck't iu'
cal Victor, the popular josnaa of unaic. j
ooacain eight complete pieces of mtuic, ia
additioa to the largo qaantity of reading
natter, including oootribnud article by
well knows writer The vocal wlection tn
this number are " Don't Leave liie rarml"
aong and ehorna; - Harp that Once thro'
Taras Hall;- "S.mg id tbo "Phari
see and S-uLluowe," oumic ni; aad " When
the Sur tJ Eve." Tbo Uutinmettta pieces
are i rch ua iha C.:aituaiuua" The
Wia-Ung Br-. k," ,u.l C.rd of rardi
Walia." TUi U a lara qnantity of -d
maid to b giren w.ih m.e uamW of a
jiiaral co-ilia bat $1 53 a Br Tbe
po .iro- alone ia h5L-t f.fm woa'd ct
fall. $2 00 Tbo ilctwUer IWor will opea
new vnuHi. It m ill ftn.t.in tHUcff
w ai, bi.lc th rrsdirg matter
Maakad ,ip!e o u atctirt pkMy ft g.d
aaaic at a very li.w firice l, auUcriVii.g for
tb FltUor, and now u a grxl tiaie, k-gin-aing
the new vtate. Erry fabMniUr
alao receives a premium. Send sump to
John Ciaixh X Co , Cu.oufcali, O., for full
particuWa.
CWljr TrUaw Jatkra,
, Laat wet It two bttle xcs tf Daid Wd
lianu. liviiig about nine miles fna Lcbauon,
diaoovered a nest &f ytilow jackets ia the
fceM, aiuL true to their nataral iustincta.
they at oaoe concocted the plan of Uuniag
w inaecu out iuey ibted a top of hay
and tooched off the nest, and the tire imme
diately oommnoicated with a pile of straw,
W . r
ana ta sew tame than it takes tu to writ it
fr. Williams' whole crop of wheat waa on
Are. The wheat was all lost, and it w
only by the hardest of work that the barn
aad other buildings were saved. Although
tao ooys wta not get anything ia their stock.
tag next Christmas, they have still oca
thought to console them they killed the
yellow Jackets.
Tae aWaa Fbatearaotor.
Visitors to this city invariably speak ia
nattering terms of the work done at oar
photographie establishment, and this praise
is justly merited for Mr. Pax ton spares
neither labor or expense in order to keep at
toe very head of the profession ia this State.
He has jast returned from San Francisco,
where he baa been sojourning for several
weeka, and be improved the time by making
himself perfectly familiar with all the new
styles of work. He bought one of the new
Multiplying earners and several more inatru
- awnta and is now better prepared than ever
to torn out fine work. Call around and see
ais new specimens. ,
i T T .
- AasleaMe' Arfjaotmrat.
For a few days after the runaway and
smash-np out near the depot, Albert Benaei,
the young man who wa damaged by the
mishap, threatened ts bring a auit against
Mr. Cannon for damage, bat we learn the
Blatter ha been amicaWy austed. Mr.
Canon .pay the phyoian's bills for render
ing medical service to Mis Frazier and Mr.
Rennet, and also pays the latter' expenses
while he waa detained iu thi city. This ia
ail that could be aaked by any one, and
the payroout of itahuttstbat Mr. Cauun ia
dip.ed to ace any oue aufier lo by
patroidziug him.
Fur the Meo(aia.
Ch Hiwkii. anl Ph. I. B.Ui.uore aUfted
Lw tho in .auuiu. last lao-dy ou a huutiiiy
etourifm, xpcti.ig to canp suuiewbere iu
tne vwcuity oi MMm jlu j, ear Mealey's.
tan wants it duti,u;tly uu.iurotixxl that he
w g -iU( jif,. we tiij tuiiM bo
find iue aud get k.ad a l.t'U We dou'l
wa,it nim iiun, bi,t just MjUei zed. eunugii tu
put hitu in miud of tuu Busati.)u a person
j -itok,ii;j at a country " vum.
suck.
aaallaui i uuul.
The old orijfiual atockhoUer iu tfaa Al
bany and Sutiiu Water Ditub or. Canal C...
held their annual meeting ia this city last
Tuesday, at which time th following B iard
or Director was elected: Martiu l.uper, C.
P. Burkhart, L, E:kio, R. .Satt.nan,h, John
1 r ' J- 2. Eurkhart aud J. F. Back
eut The new Board int aometLTw
cast weok and Utt ou:-s.
' featty femft. -
The regular term of County Cowrt fr
etwW ocevtned ca alondsy of last
week, aad the following buxiaaaa waa tran
cted:
W. J. Crabtm and ether appU4 for
eaaty road. it. & Roberta, B. Cheadl aad
), B. MnatagaaappnlntedtoaaaoHdamtgra,
t meet ia Lebaaoa, Sept SO.
U Uaabrmik aad other apHed for aoaaty
od, and A w. Sunard, 0 Sparry aad 11
a Wondy were appointed to meet at Crowe
ville oa Srpi. SO, to view it. r '
J. It Hertea vs. Liua County. Claim for
IU3 50 for wcrk oa dtsliaqaent tax lUta.
1 Nntinned. ,
The claim prMatl by tb petition and
tffidarit of M. Ik Waliao wta diaallowed.
The contract tor putting ta ooats of paint
n the Onart Hrune fence was awarded to IL
C Clomcnt for 18i Contractor inatmcted to
Be Altaatio loatl aad par oiL
D C Ourrie tru apiotad Jaitkw of tb
Peace for Sbedd; Precinct
Iaaao Hutchisi waa declared a pauper, and
t pmrwaitioa fretn J. Ik. Walton to keep Lira
for $200 a yaar Ua aooepted.
J. C Johnaos! aad other petitiooed for a
ohang ia a cdnnty road, but no order wa
wade,
J. B. Heirrea presented a eUlia for I66
vrpltt paid to Traaaarar. Contiaaed.
The taxea o tha Aldea Fruit Dryer for
tb yaar 1877 wtr red need $23.20
It waa ordered) that the aoaaty will not be
wpoasibl fur medical treatment of Janet
Oilman, nor for prescriptions filled for him.
P. U. Smith, County Am or, reported
tbt total amount of taxable property la tb
unty at $4,6 J&,S5& A tax levy was atad
a thia property a follow: For StaU par
pneea, 7 millaj schon, 3 mill; ooanty, $
nill. Tb Ataaaaor also reported 1786
polls, upon each on of which a tax of $1
was levied.
A list of uaate of persona (rum tha diiTer-
eat precinct ia tbo ooanty was made oat,
and it wa ordered that tha grand aad trial
jarors for the different term of Circuit
Court from July lit, 1978, to July lit, 1871
be drawn therefrom.
Hiram Smith, administrator of ta UU
of Job White, presented return of sale of
real estate. Sale confirmed.
Samuel I Althoaea waa appointed guar
dian of tha estate aad person of C F. Coa-
amgham, a minor.
Joe. Lame, guardian of Wat. Vaavawter,
presented return of sale of real property.
aaia confirmed.
Final estUemeet made la the estate of
Xancy L. rarriah, aad administrator dis
charged.
First account ia the estate of W. a Som
merviUo beard aad allowed.
The last will aad testament of B. B.
Crimea waa admitted to probata.
F. U Harper, Henry A. dark aad D. M.
Cocky were appointed to appraise the prop-
erty in tne estate of Mrs. Suaoaa.
Taeaday, Oct 8. 1378. at 1 o'clock, p. at.
waa set as the time for the final settlement
of the estate of Job White.
torsoay, uct a, 1878, at 1 o clock, P. at.
was set ae the time for the Gnat settlement
ta be mads in the estate of Wyatt Crane.
David Froman. administrator of the estate
of R Montgomery, mad return of aale of
prnwual property. Sal coanrmed.
r trat account of admuitrator ia same es
tate beard aad approved, and be was ordered
t pay oa claims allowed tea per cent.
The f. Ji.wmg bt U were allowed: W 0
Fliuer, $3 77: 1 Boyle. .75; Vaauy Smith;
.75; R Farlaad. .75; M WOliams, SiCenrge
Haraphrsy. .75 Fsal d'Keirry. .75; 8 Kip
bart, .75; Wm CoralW; .75; John Tabor.
.75; Tom Ounn, .75; John &dgr. ; W 0
Plar. 4 95, C P Bevms. S; Tbeo Hodge.
2; Tbeo Bevins. 2; Wm Davidson, 2; J B
Blalock. 22 50: Ed Cox, 4; A Louhnrrr&.70;
J.M Brace. 60; L H Montame, 5; W O
Palmer, 1; N Bond, 4; D Kirk pat rick, 4; J
U Bruce. 4; J-An Davis. 4; W A Peterson.
4; (J F A Aettlemeir. 15 9C; E Marry, 36:
San Wa. 2 50; Wm McLeod, 140; UWU
bart, 10; Fuafaay it alasna. 65 50; Riley a
8 teach, 60; Jaa L Cowan. 228 55; 0 W War
ren, 5.44 aad 14 70; P M Kmith, 31028; J
M Bruce, 745.71; CE Wolverton, 5 and 3.50;
Geo Bupbrry, 20; I C Dickey. 60 G4;
City of Albany, 18 50; AUcB, Robiaaoo & Co
12.58 aad 10 aad 897, and 1 35; fl R Pow
ell, IS 40; i V Hill, 48, aad 6; A K McDon
ald, 18.40; 8 A Joba. 75; I C DUkey, 18.
Court adjourned to meet oa Monday, Sept
23d, at which time a asttlemeot will be made
with the builders of the sew bridge aorees
the Saetiam.
To Imauarraata.
Aa mnltitadee of peepie are making their
way to the Pacific Coast, ia search of home
for themselves and the friend, we suggest
that Oregon a a whole is the best country
ia tha world, a to climate and certainty of
crop. This indeed may be considered the
poor man' country, where, with reasonable
exertion, be may make a good living. Tin
valley greatly resemble that of the River
Jordan ia Palestine, both as to length and
breadth, which at one time contained about
five million of people; then it i reasonable
to suppose from our area of land, our climate
and the certainty of crop, that at mm time
in the near future we will hava an im.
ma population ia this valley. ' The eoro-
pletion of the 0. 0. R. R., which I ooaaid-
er aa absolute oertaiaty, will fill oae country
with energetic men who will develop tbis
whole northwest, and railroads will run
into every nook end corner of Oregon, as
well as Washieg ea Territry, aad cities
will spring up all along this Coast, a oa the
Atlantic side. '
A to Albany, it i bow and will oootiaee
to b mt of the great eentor of business, and
those who invested ia real estate in this place
wm be laeky provided that they hold their
property a few yew. W have noted the
tine and progreM of inland cities ia the Mi,
iasippt Valley, such aa Kansas City, Luveu
worth and mauy other,. now ranging jip to
40,000 and 60,000 population, which a few
year ago had but little promise, bence w
predict for Albany a grand f uture. A to
the present population, it speaks for itself as
t intelligence and enterprise
Toe sound of the hammer is to be beard
iwt only on Front atreet, but in any part of
our city. A to the morals of our citizens
we find our prison empty most of the tin
which speaks woll for the buy that are growing
up around n, and show that hoodlums are
very scarce. We can then with algood grace
invite the stranger to make his home in our
l:atjfUl city. P. M. H.
A Besatiral Plarc.
If you have not already been there you
should at once go down to the new place of
M clil wain & Magoon. ' You can form no
idee of the maguiScent apartment they now
occupy without seeing them. They have a
Urge stock' of goods, and are now fixed ao
they can show them of to good advantage.
Although not having been ia business in this
city for any great leogth cf time, till they
have many frwUd aad are doiug a gesod
trade, Csll around and s thsax
tntt rrtsi.
IT wtu, a taut.
Ur. EOW: iir- !t are
A krlol ltni appoata la your solum no.
Out thou brlw In UjmU, Ui sSset It hu had
CkMiU not wll b rsoountaJ In volumes.
On atmaat KaUoau (kin et Typs Ptnuulry tun,)
Lei by hum tU fsnlus or other
I knew not but It way atv bssa old Ktek htoMaif;
M a, taw, pwohaaiM, twaa hi hrotW.
Dut, U till. M It may, Bam, la pawing lhf.rtU lwi,
aad hartu, a f, nwatwit of Ulkur.
eppei iahrwraaaatum,oa aoaw kutii,prs!!iu.,
wr, a stay aav Mw, ealy fur JMUur i
Bat U raattan net ahkh, e ta t UU n-ouilna.
and taenby baa a tal roll o Mtdaam,
Par that eall ba bmejrbt anrruw to many a but,
Aad ha arlvts at neariy to audoaaa
for ny H aarab Jan. b ouo aoted en ai,
And whom I la ivtan loved etnearaly,
How ihlnka aU baadaom; ae will soaro ImH at m ,
aad I abort, sir, aba set vary quesriy.
Aad, la But, all tb (Ma are now nuttlne alw,
iv banaaw ma apvke of Uwlr bwuty, .
And If w bow at eewu to tk m le a quMs,
Way thy thliik w ar ahlrklug our duty,
f" I knew that tb rlH will all all bat at for thu i
Thsy win aty Pat borrlbl ereatur i
The I u-at t b baialabs wsat atvUiaM IU, .
aas asenuHMU la svury aiatur.
Mtf jmuhedbeamubl,lr,ai I bave U late
AadHsaaoassoaunlot that Ham-
Tee weuU say a I ay-l U1 tU to It, tou
i aaa aa I Ma will a at bits.
- awe AUnmtt.
Ugh I laa't It ataokyt
'Feveraager U prevalent bereaSouts.
Our puhlio achotd are are filling up fast.
Judge Oarretsoa, of Portland, called oa
yestealay.
Oar Legislator ell went dowb to Salem
hat Monday.
How we do wish it would rain and take
this amok away I
Cuaaiderable aickuest iu tita part of tb
country at preaoat.
Bill Caaoa apraiaed bit foot a week or two
ago aad la just able to be oat again.
AL Charek is putting gas aad water fix-
tare into Mr Monteith new building.
The Uregoa Legislature coa vetted last
Monday. Look out for a new batab of law.
Any man pay toe much for hi whistle
when b ba to wet it tea or fifteen time a
ay.
Star Mealy ia back from tha mountains.
aad we are glad to see that h ba nearly re-
c, ;.
Mr. a'Mra. J. B. WyaU atarted to Low
er Soda last t day, and U1 probably re
maia there antd , health im
prove, f
Jimmy Uady ia attll at Wut utuig up hi
reetaaraat. He U bound to make a perfect
palace of it v
We. Twee boo after eervioe will hereafter
be ran ap and dried ia One' tower. It will
be a saving to the oity.
One or two of the lower room ia Foster 'a
new brick block are nearly completed, aad
the work is still going oa rapidly.
Wild gees have now commenced their an
aual flight southward. Every eight tbey
can be heard pasting over this city.
A little daughter of L. Martin died but
Tuesday, nod waa buried en the following
day. Rev. Stevens eoedacting the services
a K. Young end wife, L. E. BUia, gig.
Fox, and L Klin came an on the last steam
er and will probably arrive here to-day.
Komor haa it that Bagfey kSI resigned bis
position at SileU, and if that U the ease oar
fellow townsmen, Judge Piper, will soon re
ceive the appointment, aa bs waa ium.
mended by the last M. E Cnirencs.
C A. PI sm aver ba the coatract for far-
ai4dt ag the gUa for the Od.1 Follow Tem
ple. The bUl for it laid dowa here, out to
order, will be $1100.
Mr. Wiley's family, whom we Mentioned
last week a having suffered so much froji
aickneas, have stooe moved into town and
are now reonvering very fast.
Mayor V heeler wont down to Salem last
Monday to take bis seat in the Hoaie, and
ine that time L. C. Rice ba been boating
tie work on the Mnteith flume
Ltst Stturday eveoiog the supply of brick
ran oat, aad tbis week the niaaous have nut
worked oa the 0 Id Fellow Temple. Two
more day will complete the brick work.
The famoa "Club Hutu Cigar" ha just
Bnmgns o A4oaay ay Ed. Vaam, i
it - 1 . . . L . t ,
" t a lovcr w tne iniraM wcC'l go
aroead and try it. It u au the rage now.
Mr. Daaaala i putting a nice undenhut
wheel in the new Auras ia frsut of lui
nitare eatnldishmeat. He will have a fall of
two feet, five inches there, and expect to get
power enough to ran a jig saw and Uruiag
lathe. .
The property bolder oa First street bavo
beea gtn until the ttth of the present
monta to noun up
the grading and
After that time the
grave ling of taatstreotj.
Mar hal take hold of
the work if acy re-
main to be done.
Mae. Montoith and
Lee Liggett atarted
ever to Yeqaina Ray last Saturday ia a one
horse buggy. Liggett expected to orgaaiee
a lodge of Good Templar over there, and
Mao wanted to ae somebody probably Pete
Abbey and probably not.
Hi. Powell, one of our County Commia-
Umera fell in descending from the cm-walk
at Ed. Beam' oae day last week, and waa
hart badly. Since that time Ed. . Baum'a
building ha beea raised also tb aidewaIk,o
that no more such accident will happen.
t aai UhUng. a nob Geraen farmer, died
one day last week aad waa buried in this
city, n came to thia State from IllinoU a
few years ago aad bought the "Oay" How-
ard farm, about four mile from here, where
he ba lived ever since.
Mae Werk.
During the poet week Staiffcr Bra a. of
tbi city have erected round the bo rial
plc of tb family of Vr4. R. K. Warren,
inthi Oiy CeueWry, ix beautiful aton
poet with the neceusary b-immingg. Tb
work is fine and w think tliat little plot is
now probably the moat ornamental of anv in
th oemetery. The 8tiger Brother are do
ing a large businer and ar increasing their
took by adding to it a pleudid selection of
nonunion t and head-ctouc. If von want
anything in their lin be sure to call on
tbera.
Jfew I Taar haaee.
By reference to our advertising columns
it-will be seen that the property belonging
to the 8tste, and oed in the late Indian
campaign by the Lipn Comity Rifles, will lw
old by Quartermaster Price in this citv on
Wednesday, the 18th of September. Tb
property consists of horses, mules, wagonn,
harness, saddle, bridles, tents, cooking uten-
ils, etc , and will be sold at public. auction
tn the highest bidder. The sale will com
menoe at ton o clock and will coutinu from
day to day until all property is dUpoed of.
Fine atuck eer sale. ' . .
W. C. Myers, of Ashland, is advertisinii
all his fine stock for sale his Pereheroi.
stallion and uarcs, ShetUud ponic and
everything. We do not know hi reason
fir genetf out of tha baine., but that ntuke
no differsnoe; his stock is for sale ansfii will
ttke quite a ucn oi i.uoy to make th por
KhAtnrfcilt'eadart.
ITiree cr lour young men irot a r..uple el
Itdie ft-oia tliia city Lo wr out tiding In
buggy, on tha road a short dwtuneo thf.
Ida of Miller' Station let Monday evenln,
liottt dusk, and acted so menacingly tli
he ladies became alarmed, and, turuiiu
.round sought aafoty In flight. Tlioy pu
heir horse to hi best njKxjd and did not M
util they arrived at Mller a, hor Uiey Id
heir buggy aud earns houie by iprea Al
he young nu n bail horse, but were not i.
he saddle when they met th ladio. The.v
rr in tb road completely blocking it, am
ia soon as th ladica cam near thsy coiumen
ed yelling aud ounlng, In auch a manur a
u cause thorn to thihk they wore In dangnr,
and when thty turned to tUrt back th youui
uMtn mouiiuid aud pursued for some dUtauot.
lh next day Dety Marshal Watkina aut
Lteputy Sheriff Baldwin arrested three of lh
young mtt aud brought thoiu her for trial
On of them waa placed on trial la.t Wtd
uesday, being only Uiatgud with rude ani
lisoniurfy otrtiduat, but there happubod to U
uue man on the Jury who didn't think hi
ea guilty, e a disagreemtnt waa bad ami
tb jury discharged. Yesterday the youti,
man Maaairaignvdsgaiu and the ease wa,
beutg triad blue Ju.tu-e Luter hu w
aut to prvsa. The cauae of tU, to say th
least, UugsnUemanly Conduct id thcwi yuuto,
uieu, was that they bad tow much Uuihn
aboard and were letdiug hilariotu, and bo
doubt if they had boou sober thsy woulu
Hot bav ecUd to. but tbu U bo exvuM
lur Uaetu. II our ladle camimX go oat uitv
the bucutry wiUioil being trigbteiuxl uuan
tu deaih, it ia time fur the authorities to
riae ia their tnigbt and deal out jutwe to
the ufJouUnra. Iu thia caae th young met(
could only be charged with a trivial UttU
rime, and that may be all thay ar guilt)
et Tbeir object in stopping tb ladies ami
afterward pursuing thorn may have been
jat port, and w aineerely hop it waa, but
in aay tvvut th Court should give them to
oadentaad that they cannot frighten and
insult ladie without suffering for it, W
bav not given th name of th young men
fur the reason that w ar aenuaibted with
the parent of some of them, and know that
thay wilt not uphold their una ia uch con
duct
A afMlraetJve sir.
Oa Friday evening of last week about 5
o'clock Mr. 8. J. Archibald, living near Tan
gent, discovered hi barn to be on fire, bet aa
he waa anwtdl himself and ao oae else ex
cept hi family waa there, th fUiase swept
away everything, A party of harvester at
work some ditao away came aa aooa a
twesible, bat arrived to late to ev aay
tbieg from th bam, bet eacceeded ia keep.
iag the fiame from eommanicatlag to the
dandling close by. The wind Mew directly
toward the house, aad it took hard work
aad lota of water tokeep it from going ap ia
moke Itka the barn. Beside tb barn Mr.
Archibald lost four horses, about 700 bushel
of eat, 300 of wheat, 40 ton of bay, half a
a plow, a new mower, drill wagons.
and a great many other farming implemenU,
tc, which make th loat foot up over $4,000
A harvesting party had been there the night
before and left quite a n a tuber of saddloa,
ei-thitig. tic , ami these ware also Ut, About
200 buettel of oat were aaved from th
burning pile through the etertiua of A fl
BridgefamxT and eiacre. So oae know
bow the fire originated have not the alight
est idea as to iu causa. It was first i-ov-ered
l-y a little !, who was going out to
pump water fur the bora, aad h father
had been oat nt over twenty minute be
fre and bad not iw.iuwi any algna of ere.
Mr. Archikald ia on of our bet farmer
and we are very ry to bear him meet
ing with such a toss.
TeUew lever aaJTrrera.
Rev. Prof. Hewes, of San rrabciaeo, ia
apei.ditig a few werk in Oregon in behalf ul
tb allow fever sufferers, of tL South. He
ba traveled through Palestine and ba a
larg number of View of th Holy Land,
illuminated by th Calcium Light. The
aUiuoi in Portland and belew bore have
mado amojeaieata with bim to give hie il
lustrated leciar Ufr tln-ir SaJbaUi
Schook, the pioceeds to gt ia aid of those
ab&ncra. The Supcrmteudt-bU of tbe bah- j
bath bchuol ia thi city aud Eugene hav
made a similar arrngeuut, and the leetuM
aaa xsibitbin ui be gtven in tbi city at
tbe Opera Uuua oa Friday evening of next
week. Ticket will be sold by tha children
of tbe Sabbath School au j at Fushay A
Mason' drug store. For adalta, 50 cents;
childrua under twelve, 25 cents. Mr.
Hewes baa just done a simiiar work ia San
Francisco which made large returns. His
lecture is j4ten of vary highly wherever be
has delivered it.
Da. O. W. Oiur,
Snp't U. P. H. S.
W. G. Pirxn,
Sup t M. K. a &
T. P. Hack lex a.i,
Sap't B. 1S.
W. B. Flotd,
Pastor Calvary Soviety.
K. K PtraooM,
Sea Evaug. Ileal 8. 8.
W. U. Ki .vck,
Sap't M. It S. a s.
- )
eed feews Per Avrry nedye
Of eoarso it ia good new to hear of a re
daction ia the price of anything you wish to
buy, and after reading tbe advertisement of
the new Eastern Store you can jadge your
elves aa to whether any reduction ha been
made or not Mr. Kaba is a stranger here,
knowing no one and of com haa to aU for
cash, but you aee hi price is another col
umn and you can very easily tell whether or
not it will pay you to patronize bim. Re
member that he keep in th Froman Build
ing recently occupied by Mcllwaia A Ma
goon. . :
A l ar4.
By recent ad- ice from my New York
agent I Warn that my Fall stock has been
hipped and will arrive about Sep. 15th.
Gent, don't buy your outfit for tha icosju
uutil you inspect my clothing, furnishing
goods, fine shirts, boots, hats,, blanket,
trunks, value, etc. etc
J. M. NOLAN,
Farmer' and' Mechanic' One Price Cash
Store. 10. Building, Albany.
belching.
Oar fellow-townsman, J. F. Whitiug, box
just fiuihhed up the sketching for the new
atlas for Linn and Marion counting. All the
.ketchiug for this work w don by him, ex
ccpta very few made by Mr. Chaseat the firt. J
Yesterday we were hon bis view of th'
State Capitol and the Salem Court Houso.ami
we a ere surpriited to cce such perfect vvoi k.
He is a talented artiet
A Ruck for sale.
A good, nibstantiid, light runuiug lmcl,
worth over $200, will be sold now for $150
It is iiyht aud 8troEg,and has jast been beai..
tifully painted. It has platform sprtug,aiid
ts one of the easiest ridia ris out. Call at
wi office if ysa v aat a bargain.
CsHuell rrerredlngt.
Our City Council met in regular tension
Ut Tusiday viiliig, and th Mayor being
hfiiit the Keoordor presUed. Present, Abler.
m-)n Bru,Simon,Stowrt and Ruhibaugl'.
Committe on Accounts reported favorably
K.n B. W. Cundiff bill for $90, and tb
eport wa adopted.
CommlttoB ou Plr and Water refitud ia
f vor of having pulley cud rojK- put up iu
t .e tower belonging to Albany Euglue C .
-N'o. I, ao that Linn Kuglue Xo. 2 could ele
.rate tlwlr hose after it ba been uod. Tbe
xtrt wa adopt ed and tb Comtuitt order.
I to go ahead and carry Into affect tb work
r coiumi'inlej,
Conmiittce on StmoU reported that thsy
'il orderet tha Marshal to replace tbe din
whioh bad been taken off -below the grad
in ou First street between Baker and Mont
gomery, and to also gravel said il-wt where
it had been graveled previoui to th dirt ba
ng removed.
It appesring that quite a numlier of prop,
erty holder na First street bail not yet com
iilied witb th nnler to greda and gravel aaid
4i rest. Alderman Simpson moved that they
-allowl until the 25th of the present
mouth to complete Chfl wttfk, and tbit if any
oart of tb street work is not completed by
bt Cm that th Marabd 1e ordered to flu
h It at thoexf4me of tlse property boMcra.
Mutiny crr'u!l, tJ - i
Tbe foUowiogbllleervre Allowed: W. J.
Vlathws,$24 1 Putnam t Co , $11 50( J. W,
Uldwin, $28 18 1 John Davi.laoo, $14 i O.
Itubarta, f 10) C. U Cherry, $&
1 Blltllt I1CCIO. .
t Kaaaa BargUrCaaglil p Oarrivfcarg.
A bort time ago Sheriff Diekey received
'mm A. if. Smith. Sheriff at Yates Caster.
Kansas, a description of oae Wallace
MoClaio, wbo bad stolen a utn of moiiy la
Woodaoo county in that SuU oa the 5th of
Aug. Tbe ktt-r tated that a brother of
his Daniel MoClaio- lived near llarrisbuni;
ia this county, end that it waa supposed b
wa on bis way out here, which snppoaitioa
waa oorreci The letter beat the man her
ud our efficient sheriff waa oa the lookout
ur him, aad ba wa bagged oa Wednesday
of last week by Deputy Sheriff Humphrey,
before he had beea at bis brutaere a full day.
Sheriff Dickry immediately telegraphed to
tbe Kaaaa tiberiff that ha had eartared
McLaia, and telliag bim to immediatetly for
ward by U! graph the necessary reqaiaitioa.
An answer came back that tbe requisition
would be aent by mail Mr. Dickey tote
grejibed back that he eon Id not bold him so
loeg, without any authority, and Sheriff
Smith would not receive th dispatch, but
had it aent beck, Mr. Dick of count was
eoaabWrably disgusted with the action of the
Kansas official, aad aa he waa left without
any authority whatever nothing was left for
him to do bat to turn the prisoer loaae.
wbioii he did at eaee. If tb people of Kaa
aa want their criminals caught thsy will
have to elect to office person wbo ar not
ao gMasly incompetent a Sheriff Smith.
repeat fire.
For tbe past week tb pr l ii li.Li val-
ley bav been greatly treufJ-f i iia euiok
from tb Crei wbk-u nrc no-v seopiug
throob tbe heavy nttiunUiu fru all
arml us, and ni relief can bo fiMtnd unUl
w hav raia. Frtm the Portland pstwrs we
brn that heavy fires are raj lug ia the fir tim
ber oo both ail of tbe Columbia, and ea
.
through ClACkama coubty, awl a gvetlc- J
man who came up front Califoruk a 0 "-r-Z- ' -,r" '
. ' , , . ., i T fent any evil reeul'a frmn expoa-
lasttripof the Alton infom a tbat lU'ar trt mnbtatnue or li.r.l(,n- rli-T
Coaat Range last Monday wm a luxtt ,f
rUi.s for ov.r or. kaa-trtd md. A party
r ..u. : .: .
last Taoedjy, hvl to fLtbt fire for nesaty half
tbat day, and a Bnllomaa just in from
Prinevitle aay a heavy fir ia running
through th Caaoade on the IVuaooa moua.
tAin rva-L II bad a big race with it and
earns very near losing hi wcgnn, team, aad
probably hi life. The egeape waa ae cl
that his wagoa cover wa barned off.
Kreawlaalaa aaelety.
Tbe College having again opened out, thia
Sonet ha a 1111 cwtmmced having regular
meeliag every two week. !t Friday
aftciwona the semi-annual eleetioo of officer
cam off which results 'in the cboio of th
following person to Sets daring the eaauing
six muutka: President, He tie Miller; Vice-
President, Libbio Alt house; CvcoruiDt Sec
retary, t N'anuie Otborn; Coarosponding Ree
retary, v-Atti Pot Ur; Treasurer, Kate foe-
aor; Critic, Maggie Foster; Sergeant at
Arma, Doll is II nock; Librarians, Aani Alt
bouse and Dollie Umick. After this tbe So
ciety will meet on Thursday afternoon in
stead of on Friday a heretofore.
neat fp at last.
Levi Livingstone, who was tried and ac
quitted in tbi couaty a few year ago oa th
obarge of paaslng counterfeit money, was
reoently ou trial at Seattle oa the same
charge, n didn't get off aa easily ever
there aa he did here. Tbe jury and judge
seemed to think it waa a crime to utter coun
terfeit money, and ao he waa found guilty
and sent to the Territorial peaitentiary for
fiv year. He ba hved several year in
Linn and Benton counties, and has a sister
now residing ia thi "city.
Tae heemsker's East.
A suicide U a weekly oocurreno in tbi
State now, and thia week it 1 Ilna ooanty'
turn to furnish the victim. : One S. ft. Zim
merman, wbo haa recently worked at shoe-
making at Shedd'a, went down to Salom last
Friday, putting up at tnoChemeketa. About
iv 00100a on tne sain? evening be earn
down and went into the back yard, where
ha deliberately blew out hie ' brain
with a revolver he -had purchased a fee
hours before. Ko cause ia known for th
rash act.
Cloning Out.
Intending to retire from the trade, n
wishing to settle up our business a apeedil)
a possible, we now offsr our entire stock ol
( Jensral Merchandiae at oost fur OasM. Al
persons indebted to us either by note or
honk account, ar notified to come forward
and pay up and thereby save treuuble.
Albany, Sept. 12th, 187&
P. 0, HARFXlt&Co.
narmuny Grange.
Tliore will be a very laterest'ni.'j mooting
hold at tha hall of Harmony Grange oa Sat
irday, Sept. 21, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. ra
in invitation i extended to the member o
.icighlwring Granges to honor the mediat
with their presence, n. C. Powell, the 8eo--eUry,
inform us that this invitation was
extended by order of thrt Grange
The State fair.
We acknowledge the receipt of compli
mentary ticket for tha coming Eighteenth
Annual Exhibition of the Oregon State Ag
ricultural Society, whioh opens on Thursday,
CvC 10th, and eaaiinuca r..ao day.
net One' Haaihly Iteellng.
CoaaidoraWa lusiueu wa tra-utctod at
the last regular meeting of A!loy Engin
Co. No. I, held on Thursday evening, tb
Celt inst Tbe First AmUtUnt Foreman,
Oeorg Kaiser, intending to move to Junc
tion, tendered bia resignation, which was
received and the vancaacy iiUed by
election, . which resulted in tbe
oh.-ice of Chas. Witlert Cliarl. y u a gmI
fSrumau and will till th posttiou witli credit
to himself and honor to the company. On
th ixame evening five new meuihors were ad
mitted, whioh bring th membeiiihlp roll up
to the limit seventy-five. It will not lone
remain ao, for aeveral are aeny behind in
their financial account and will be fired out
at tbe nest meeting, peovided they don't
settle up before that time.
eoa'l t ea Paraet K.
A ponderous itock of tbe very latest style
of isWtbiog is now being received at L. E.
Blaia'a, and if you want to oow outdreased
in th very heigth of fashion, go around and
elect a new suit at bis store. He keep th
very beet assortment of grata' furuUhiug
good in thia part of the country, and you
neM not be afraid of getting shoddy when
you deal jrith b,im, as he kre none of it
Eeiaember also thatl la sjeulitr the oelv
brated White sewing machiue, and ba JftH
pectived anotber large assortment of them.
-fe ;, tb Beet MaraJa f ,t. ; ;
Titos, wbo has solneg cobt tW.Saiig-r &ew
iug uiacbiua ia tbi city, has at but dietanQ
it and taken the " New Home " machiuc
II doe tbi not ieeaasath Singer i a
poor machine, but for tb reason
tbat the " New Horn,"
U a later Invention and combine tbe good
q aaa tie of all the other first-class machine.
It haa beea invented atae the pabtut ran
out oa the other machine, and U course all
their beet feature hav been united iu this.
See bis card, and be sure to call aad look at
hi new machine.
Wae (a Beat lit
During the present season.' we have seen
Qeite a number of item ia our exchange
relative to fast work made iu harvesting, but
eon oemee up to'the time mad last week ia
this county by Olney Fry, Jr. On Friday
aad Saturday of last week ho headed nfcwfy
aye kvW, uoiuf a 14-fwot 8 took too Chief
header. Thia wa doee ea the Bodiae farm,
about three mile east of tbis city. Who
can beat it f
Hre at AeSersea.
Oa Friday evening of last week about 11
o'clock the hosiery factory at Jefferson burn
ed to tha ground. The cIIunhm worked
hard and eaoceeded iaeeviag all the yarn
aad aoeka oa hand, but the machinery waa
all destroyed. It was th property of A. L.
Stiaaon, of Salem, end bad jast beea traded
for a one-half iatsrest ia the Saowdea Sprioirs
property, near Drain' Station, aad the deeds
were to have been exchanged on Monday of
this week. The property wa insured for
$3,000.
Gov. Chadwiok last week issued commbv
aiot tw Ceo. 1- Cbamborlaia a First Lieut
eoeat, ami Robt. Marpby a Saeond Lieut
enant of the Linn Couaty Rifle. Theee two
youar; moa wer elected to the positions'
raeotioaM above after tbe resignation of
1 .'.-. If :. . , , -. . .
waa'i " tatiooed at Mordarer' Creek ia
1 1 a
j fortify tha a aterii he I he ocmMonal u -
! . ,VfT. ,711'.'!"' n,J?!rner " Bor'7,
i "-"
a rmitv auiinti.
The Otssoox Blood Fcainsa aad Kicrr
RaocLAToa ia the beat family remedy ever
placed before the public.
It i aa Oaeoov production, crmpunled
from Oaeoo mot and herb and maaufae.
tared by an old Otaoos boose.
You should have it in your family.
It purifies tbe Wood and regulate the sys
tem. It roots oat aQ scrofaloas impuritw from
the blood.
Keep yocr blood in ord-v and your beskh
Ktrvr be good.
Women ia P80?A9CT, it rweeeaU nausea
aad vomiting.
Give it to yoer cl.iUiron. Take it yourseir.
Deu't be without it ia your family, it i
not a BOMOaou aewrmwt made to ae!L but a
purely vaorr ablc blood purifier.
All di-uggist have it for sab. '
Manufactured by
WILLIAM PFTJNDEIt A CO., ,
Apotbeoaris and Cbrmista.
Kw Market Theatre Mock, Portland, a
Don't shake yourself to piece with the
Acarx and Bcax up with Fevxb when you
eaa be completely cured by using a bottle of
that famoa preparation called Tics Wiixax
rm Fevkb akd Aoc Mirrcax.
It U a sure e re for Favma and Acre
All druggist have it for sale.
Manufactured by
WILLIAM PFCJfDEU A CO.,
Apotheearie and Cbemista, Portland, O.
r rtsws! Plewil rtewst
amwel E. Taaag ma peeelvew aad will
hee aa ka4 far fall trade the fellawlaa
well kaewa wlews. all taereagbly tried
aad adapted te eeaa sell t
Champion Hellae Ptawa.
.ardeai 4"Itj C'lla)Mr Plow,
t'olllaa fait t'aat Wteel Plotra.
Celefcratrel 4Iliver Chilled Plawa.
Farmer eaa always depend on finding the
largest and beat aaaortmeat of plow ever
aept in Albany, at hi warehouse. For aale
on term to auit
I few goo.1 reasons wliy every lady
- fikBla cay ua '-V -' '
" IinOADIIEAD . A I. A P AC AS."
lit They are tbe cheapest good in the
inaraot, when their service ia taken into con
sideration. -
2d. They can be worn in damp weather or
in a shower, without fear of being ruined by
lurling or ihrinking.
3d. Tbey are all double width goods, full
twenty-seven laches wide, and mode from
the vary beat materials, by experienced work
men, and cannot be excelled by any aimilar
jooda, either Foreign or Domestic
4th, Tbe manufacturing, dyeing and finish
ing i done in such a manner tbat those goods
can be washed and done up as well a a linen
uit, without the least injury to tbe fabric,
and the merchant selling ia authorised to
warrant them aa uch. '
6th. In their manufacture there ia no
weighting, stiffening, or artificial lustre used.
Thu showing just what the good are and
will ba until worn out.
Cth. Ko expense is spared, and the greatest
care taken to make every color a fast as the
perfection of skill and the purest dyes will
make them. ; " "
AST A froth lsvalee of abave seeds Jnt re-
eel ved, aad a full axaartmeat aept constant
ly ea hand by S.tKltlL E. lG. Pint
.iswt, Albftov. s!lM aeat bv nanil. iid
aii ertbass frtam&j mAimMt&i tu.
CAtfUEL
w
otni call xni: attestio op Ahr.Aar
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
OriMl4!fl( ia part A tb fnUinriiig Sf -ialti ; A Urge utmrrtuumt c4
STAPLE AUD FAflCY 0E GOODS,
l:l wit (Ml ear U Haa tHndaso tbd the Bant.
A full an4
FAHCY fJOTiOUS, LADIES'
A very deairsbl aoj
LADIISFUnfllSISiriG GOODS &r.1USL!fi unszntvsAn
A (nil
CEflTS,' LADIES' a CUILDREHS' BOOTS & S!I03,
iniprlalny Us lateat and tamat OmubM bt the Callfrmta uvt Eaalera awrkaaa. Untai6at
tha eeiebrawri ''HolLrouk A bodloV umk.
The icwt ?ali In WU Taw and a M,f,icU obx-fcuf
house FunnisniriG cooes.
Tb largo Moufc of
tWi la Olf-aht dlwt fotta U. 9MmAuAu ui Ue Knt., and all new aul aaanbis pMa, '
AJJIO-
Agricultural Implements
Copilalin U -
Tt- Mnuiae ttCPfAbO rTrTS CHiLLF.SCiEC
TIIHHUIi.aCBiaf of au ThrWxr.
ThsmkbraaM VARMI If ARVRHTKE and CtLXSZ
tJ.r IllSUUb-lbs aiiibMt and beat
Th wU raaownad CB aMPIOX EEAPT.UIIaad
MUWEUatb aaowt ewnnlpH barlln BweblB
WVr.r.LZ- TWO HRHlt TRKAD POWEB a'.lA
TU abalifcU aad CUCAS Kit.
HAiSK-f aijror.E ceab hjuiieka ioi rbt
ad.'ianaba. led, Ih'jS W UUaX wua round ritU
rus suaaa.
Agricultural Macliiiiery.
Tho AgricmltiLral Warehouse is on Second street
near to Ans. Llarshall's stable, where a full line of
Machinery is always on exhibition.
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
ALBAIJY,
""TiiSlfBrt al ssaafilN amir
WHOLESALE
121, 3riK,SO? STREET, .A TttJSrST
DRIKD FRUITS of aU Kinds.
TOBACCO And CIGARS unexcelled.
COFFEES Fine, Vrrsh ajid Fragrant -
CANNED FRTJIT3 lit great quantities.
STAPLE GROCERIES at Bed -
CANDIES-Elegant, Exquisite and ExoeUent.
ANY KIND of Groceries you may Want.
PROVTSIONS-Good, Fresh and Cheap.
TEAS Choice, Charming and Cheap.
FANCY GROCERIES a Speoialty.
THE UNRIVALLED NEW YORK SYRUP.
FULL LINE of Queens ware and Glassware.
; O -
ALL THE VARIETIES OF
FRESH FRUITS AM) VEGETABLES.
, CASH PAID roa IGG3 IS ANY QUAST1TIIS, HIGHEST RATES
C5T EVERYTHING AT THE LOWEST
Sportsman Headquarters.
SCOTT & MONTEITII, '
DEALEE3 IN
Guns, Rifles Revolvers!!
Aad AaasaaalUea af All ailad.
JnH roeeleed a largs Involos of tha latest improved
Remiiiirton, aharp'a, Winchfiater anU Balianl iixiatiaif
riftea, Moure. Eomlnfrton and feteven braech4oa1iu
ht guns, and muasle-loading rifioe and shot gvua ol
4very dwcrinUoa.
AiId, a largs and well seleeted stock of Finning
.acala. Cutlery, Dor Collar, Fanny Oioda, aud iu
tact anything you could wUa for iu our Una.
Reaaeaaber Taat
Wo Caninot Be Uudcrsold
Anywhara In this State.
n-ti
lXtlGNOLIA LULLS!
C0TICE T0FAnCI03!
rWILL PAY A PREMIUM OF FOUR
Cbnts pkr BTisBf i, in mill foed bran
or hurt on all (rood wheat aold to roe or
stored in my warehouse
J. U. FOSTER & CO.
JnlyU. &7K M!r
LEE SMITH
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF
Albany, and vicinity as a firvt data
EGUSS, EI0H MD GEKAIEXTAL
3? .-A. I 2T 1? 23 JR. .
t loW, Bl t woia frm Katun. s V" u uuxuwk a. -
mates niftie from Pl&na nd 8?H?ciiiOtiona. io on
Firt inrrael, o'posit tstr Brewery.
E. YOUr
aku vjcikitt to mi iuum asu ixmnard
eutnk - u Use ut
& CllSLDEEFiS' UQZ12M.
tarcftillr at! stoek of
IS3 S3. S?
ts Ti itu kei.p vmrttA&outo tuuci BAT
BAKKH. In ta.trfttity, amna-Ui aad danoibur.araa
uul a rival
TKa THrtVAH WLXT BAT KABC-Sb
IlA.VU I'lUC UAU nwk
Tb tAiisza fcevtiLvi-so rirv
BOCKt: HAY fOESi
TaiiKK asd FOUU bi'UVO WMioSi.
Tlie la-t!f eciebrau P.AfS WlOCiK
"KEI.V Tl.lini-SES.inaUMBm puant VO Tuba
tva li.-aa Ssnar tafaw
cnicori.
mmS g -T T CiviSBv tsff)
AND RETAIL
rock Prices.
HYING RATES
Sllf.
FOR CASHf.
GREAT
REDTJCTIOITS
Ar THE
GRANGE UNION STORE
Btw oWroua of i&vuagr out ocr attiialra ook at
Feneral BMsrvbuiuU, wa wiil suU Iren titiadataat
oo prioea.
aWus U.dueaii.ts t Snnni to rash custoaun.
XOTICE TO DEBTOR.
ara hereby nodflcd u cocn l.rard at ooi alml
t ie their .accounts, aa
must hv money inunsiai-
FreiadoaU
RrN. BAKER,
Merchant Tailor.
CUTTING, MAKING, CLEAKTXO
!dWps!rmg Promptly attendea to,
aud all worn warranted.
-Nhop two doors South pt the Ex-
etate Treosnrer'a Trat a otit.
STATE OF OREGON,
EG ON,
a, Ans. 17, 1873.)
Salnin. i
j . ' su ion tiMre are
rJL V-1' tbe 1 ry fr the payment
.l is ate Warrants f aid i.ue imiord
7t, 7U, fcOl, S S 70-. Si I Hi- k?i
rj j" Fancy Uania,' abewduke Iaui4. in K.