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Wht DmmsaL FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1878. Cnareh Dlrectery. U. P. CitrncK. Preachinffeverv Sabbath. at 11 a. and 7 P. at. by liar. S. O. If. vine, D. U. Sabbath Schttol at 2:30 r. M. 1'rayer meeting every Wednesday evening. KvANQKIJCAL ClIXTIlCtt Plwanhin tf An RavH. bath at 11 A. at, and 7 r. k. Sabbath Jcnooi 12:15. Prayer meeting every Thuw day evening. J. Bowersox, pastor. Caxvaat Chmcb.-Service everv Sab bath at 11 a. m. and r. m. Sabbath ncnooi at X.IHK rrayer meeting ever Thursday evening of each week. W. B. Floyd, pastor. M. K. Church, Sooth. Service- every Sabbath at St. Paul's M. K. Church, South, at 11:30 a. m. and 7 r. sc. Sabbath School t 10. Prayer meeting every Friday evenng. P. A. Meeea, pastor. M. E. Chvrch. Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. k. and 7 r. u. Song aervice in the evening before sermon. Sabbath School at 2.30 r. ar. Prayer meeting every Thurs day evening. WUI cemmenoe a protracted meeting at the close of the week of prayer in January. J. P. le Vore, pastor. AM OFFER! safcseribera. Be Hare Te Bead This. Keoogniaing the fact that all our people are now affected by the hard times, and knowing that when they pay out money for newspapers they of course want to get as much reading matter as possible, we make the following announcement and offer : To all subscribers who will settle what they owe and pay us one year in advance for the Democrat, or to any new subscriber who pays in advance, we will send the following free of charge: The Chicago HViy Xitct fur six months, or the F irmsTi Berieie for one year. THE CB1CAC SEW is an independent paper about the site of the Democrat, but it is printed in smaller type, and doesn't have over two columns of adver tisements. F-aoh number is crammed full ' with the latest news of the world, mLscella neons articles, and as it always has from three to five stories in it a home circle can not find anything else which would be more welcome?1. For $3.25 in advance we will send it and the Democrat to any address fur a full gear. TMK rilUU' KCTIBW is a 16-page monthly agricultural paper, and is as full of departments a the government at Washington, and they all bear evidence of unusual skill and industry in their manage ment Besides its agricultural articles it gives a great deal of miscellaneous reading and some splendid stories. It and the Democrat will be sent one year fur only $3. lie member that wi cannot make these of fers to any one but new subscribers who pay in advance, or to old subscribers who square np and pay one year in advance. It isn't every day that such an opportunity is offered to get two papers for the price of one, and yon would do well to improve it. rgfcew This la Tear Selchber- ar City Clertlea. The result of the vote at our city t-h-i tioo last Monday was surprising to all as it show-. eJ a sweeping victory fur the Democracy. They lose the Mayor and me Alderman, but elect all other candidates. Following are the official returns from each ward: n lis r waku For Mayor J. A. Crawford, 77; Thos. Monteith, 87. For Recorder P. Purdom, 03. C. Harper, 94; E. B. For Marshal J. W. Anderson, 04; Duncan Rankin, 68. For Treasurer T. a Mealey, 150. For Aldermen L. Martin, 95; L. Kline, 82; X. Bond, 71; John Brigga, 7a 8ZCOKD WARD For Mayor Crawford, 56; Monteitk, 106. For Recorder Harper, 92; Purdom, 68. For Marshal Anderson, 91; BanVin, CC For Treasurer Mealey, ICO. For Aldermen W. B. Scott, 87; D. P. Mason, 82; A. C. Layton, 75; Sam Althoose, CS. THIRD WARD For Mayor Crawford, 55; Monteith, 59. For Recorder Harper, 4; Purdom, CI. For Marshal Anderson, 62; Rankin, 52. For Treasurer Mealey, 116. For Aldermen L. C. Rice, 70; Gee. W. Young, 44; Rob't Bentley, 63; A. B. Mcll- wain, 48. ' THE OEXBRAI. KKftCLT. Following will be found the' general re sult of the election, the names of Demo crats appearing in Roman and Republicans in italics : For Mayor Tho. MonUUh, 252; J. A. Crawford, 1S& Monteitb's majority, 64. For Recorder P. C. Harper, 240; K B. Purdom, 197. Harper's majority, 43. For Marshal J. W. Anderson, 247; Dun- tan Rankin, 186. Anderson's majority, 61. For Treasurer T. Starr Mealey, 425. Aldermen for 1879 L. Martin, L. Kline, W. B. Scott, D. P. Mason, L. C. Rice, BoVt Bentley. According to law the candidate for Alders man in each ward who receives the highest number of votes is to hold his office for two years, and the vote shows that the following persons are the long term Aldermen: L. Martin, W. B. Scott and L. C. Bice. In the First Ward 164 ballots were cast; in the Second Ward, 164; in the Third Ward, 116. Total number of ballots cast in the city, 444. arrUsar Elertlea. A correspondent at Harruburg informs ns that the following persons were elected in that city last Monday to engineer the city affairs during the year 1879: Mayor Geo. W. Isham, Recorder Jas. Garden. Treasurer R. A. Rampy. Marshal Geo. T. Fanning. Aldermen Jas. P. Schooling, M. W. Can ter, Jas. SherriH, W. F. Mendenhall, Sig Folk and Lee Stites. The affairs of our sister city are certainly in good hands. A better selection could hardly have been made. Masemle rataln. The Masonic lodge at Eugene has tender ed Judge Piper, of this city, an invitation to deliver an oration at the public installation of their officers, which takes place on St. John s Day, Dac. 27 th. We understand the Judge will accept, and if he does the Masonic brethren of that city will have no cause to regret their action in extending to him the invitation. Una C'aaaty Ceaaetl. The Linn County Council, P. of H., will hold its next session with Knox Butte Grange, on the second Monday (the 9th) of December. " M. H. Wiim, President. BLOOD WILL TELL. A -. Inary Bet-to between the t'baat Bdaa. r Flat Maaey aael the Editor af the Kaluare, We have often heard it said that there is always a Sghting editor attached to every newspaper, but it sometimes happens, in the abseaee of the fighting editor, that the editor defmt has to make himself generally useful as did Mark Twain in his endeavors to pub lish an agricultural paper. This "generally useful" wu partially dem onstrated last Friday evening in our quiet little city by Dr. J. F. Hendris and O. T. Porter. These two self-ideal quill drivers endeavored to convince each other of the truthfulness of statements heretofore pub lished in the Albany Bejitrr and the Atr rialmrg Xuclem in relation to each others latent character in the following pugilistio manner: Bound rtt "You are a liar," belligerent ly repeated nineteen times by each. Time, ten seconds. Bound tttond "My character and stand ing in this oommunity is fully established, and no such a dog as you can defame my good name by your libelous publications." Each stand alike in this trying ordeaL Time, two and one-half minutes. Bound third Each of the pugilist came up with clenched fists, but it was plainly to be seen that they were not yet mad enough to do any execution. At this juncture, in almost breathless suspense, the Doctor as serted that A was a gentleman. This asser tion apparently so surprised the editor that he came boldly up, facing the Doctor, as if to get a better squint at his (the Doctor's) physiognomy. An appreciable doubt of that fact evidently hung over the editor's manly brow, so, to make his assertion doubly sure, the Doctor called upon the bystanders, some twenty-five in number, to prove his assertion. Utterly failing in this attempt the Doctor's flighty imagination brought to remembrance his palmy muscular days in California, and with but one thought in view the annihila tion of anti-fiat money editors he went fur the editor in style that would make 1 lee nan or Allan laugh. A few well directed blowi at vacancy, by each, with a mutual separation closed the third round. Time, fourteen minutes. Bound fourth Time being called, both came up rather hesitatingly, and a badinage of epithets prefixed by non-biblical adjec tives ended this desperate round. Time, seven seconds. Bound tlh failed to come off, as the sec onds on each aide had withdrawn durinz round fourth and held a consultation and do- cided first, that each of the contestants had fully established each other assertions made during the desperate round first; second, that this was a fiat-fight; aad third that further demonstrations were useless in each others oehalf while citizens of Harriabure. A contribution of five dollars each to our city treasury was the grand finale to this free exhibition. Should these illustrious performers remain in our midst and see fit to favor ns with an other exhibition of their skill yon may hear from IT. No Who. ar Xrw faalaSjlre. P. 1L Raymond, our worthy postmaster. has rented the rear room in the new Odd Fel low Temple, and will move the postoffice in to it in a very few days. The room fronts on Ferry street, and as the front is almost entirely glass, there will be no Lick of light in any part of the office. A side door opens out on the alley, through which the mail bags will be taken from the stages, and thus pedestrians will not be interfered with when passing along toe street. Mr. Raymond has spent considerable money in fitting up the office, and has succeeded in making it o neat, comfortable and appropriate in its ap poiatmenta that its equal cannot be found in this State. All the old mail boxes have been sold, and Carter k Son have almost excelled their own bright reputation for good work in fitting np the new boxes, and doing the oth er wood work. Moore & Rogers have dune the painting very artistically. The boxes have been heavily varnished so as to leave the natural graining, while the heavy mould ing above is made to imitate the richest of black walnut. The work we Lave described is what an "outsider" would netace, bat a postmaster, or one who knew anything abont the postoffice business, would want to know of the inside arrangements. To be brief w would say that these are everything that Mr. Raymond's long experience in the postoffice has made him capable of suggesting, and we sincerely believe that no other office in the State equals this one for the convenience of its appointments. Taxea Cassias; la Matt I. Sheriff Dickey was in the city last Saturday aed he reports that taxes are coming ia very slowly. On his collecting tour he had gape through the Forks of the Santiam, the Leb anon, Sweet Home, Brash Creek and Browns ville communities and he had oidy collected some $10,000 or $12,000. This week he vis its Harrisburg, Halsey and Sbedd, and if the receipts do not increase in proportion be will not have more than enough caqli at the end of hi collecting tour to pay the State taxes. This is caused partly by the scarcity of mon ey, and partly by some of the tax-payers thinking that they can pay their taxes at such a time as suits them, and not before. We think such persons will find themselves wofully mistaken, or else we misjudge the temper of oar Sheriff. It U our opinion that they will all have to come forward and "pun- gle, and that very shortly, too, and to their taxes will be added the Sheriffs evpenses. We give this as a friendly hint, and those of our readers who wish to save themselves a needless expense had better" come far ward and settle np soon. Jfew Dental Beams. Dr. G. W. Cray has this week settled down in his new quarters in Foster's new brick block, and we could not inform you how cozjly he is fixed; yon should go and see for yourjielf. If you will read his card that he publishes this week yon will see that he wants yon to call on him; I SactaMe Te-algfct. A sociable will be given to-night at the residence of Geo. F. Simpson- for the benefit of the M, E. Sunday School. George and his estimable wife are very hospitable and entertaining, and we guarantee that all who atteaa wui enjoy tne evening immensely. BBddea Drain. A man named Charley Ktein dropped V dead on the streets of Corvsllis lrst Wednes day evening. Causey-heart disease superin duced by a too free use of whisky. He was a foreigner and had ho relatives in this country no money either. Aaather Seelable. The ladies of the Congregational Church are making extensive preparations tor a so ciable, to be held at the hospitable house of D. M. Thompson. Everybody wil be made welcome. A rtWILI BKOIL, A Miaailac Mrrape aa4 Three Law Hall. For a good while there has boon trouble between the families of David Junkins snd John Tcthcrow,Ron-in law of Wash Pugh, up tn the Orleans precinct, and it culminated in a bloodless row hist Monday. After tho row tho matter was brought into court and developed tho following facts s It soeuis that some time ago, while Junkins was out in Son thorn Oregon on A pleasure tour, Mrs. Tethorow took thocluthnsoff his little boy ono day and put on an old suit belonging to one of her boys, and then sent him back home. In the course of time Junkins wandered back homo, but never until last Monday did he know anything about the donation of cloth ing. He immediately gathered up the clothes, and taking them ovor to Tetherow's threw them on the floor, at the same time giving his brother-in-law's family his opinion of their disinterested kindness. This brought on a row. Tetherow got hold of an axe; Jun kins grabbed a billet of wood, and Mrs. T. rushed in between and stopiiod the battle. Tetherow then went Into the house, and get ting a pistol, sliot at Junkins, and Mr. J. then came to the conclusion that he had bet ter have no blood. Three law suits have re sulted from tlio row. Junkins was charired with assault and battery, and lias jut been cleared before Squire Palmer in this city Tethorow is now being triod for assault with intent to kiil.'aud an attempt will bo made to bind Junkins over to keep the pcaee. "How blessed a thing it is for brethren to dwell together in unity." Tae Deaaaeraltc t'eaveallea. Although the city election is over and th fortunate candidates are known, it may be of interest to some to see' the proceedings of the Drmocratio Mass Convention, held last Saturday evening. We havn't the room to give it entire, but will give the ballots of the several candidates for the different offices : For Mayor-John A. Crawford was nomi nated by acclamation. For Recorder 1st ballot, I. C. Harper, 35; L. IVilyeu, 61; J. W. Baldwin, 28; J. I. Halter, 30. Second ballot Harper, 41: Hil- yeu, 59; Baldwin 13; Halter, 34. Halter withdrawn. Third ballot - Harper 67; Bib yen, 67; Baldwin. II. Fourth ballot-Harper, 89; Rilyeu, C4: Baldwin, 1. On motion of Mr. Bilycn Harper's nomination was made unanimous. For Marshal - Ut ballot, J. W. Anderson, 112; Wm. Rumba-gh. 21; W. L Watkina, 31. Anderson nominated on first ballot. For Trea-turer T. X. Mealey was nomina ted by acclamation. Mart. V. Brown was Chairman of the 'Con vention, and ilea. K. Chamberlain and H. Bryant were the Secretaries. The ( 'oiivcntiou decided to nominate city officers next year in tho same manner as they did this year, and so instructed their Central Committee; that u, to nominate Aldermen in wanl convention, and Mayor, Rheorder, Mandial and Treasurer at a Mass Conven tion. limited rartarrahlm. Maariago licensrs have been itaued by our County Clork U the following prnona dur ing the month of Xevcmber: Jas F. Weddlo and Margaret E Irvine. M T MacTatte and Mary M Mulkey. f H "nrl and Fannie Funk. John M l'ugh and Nau-y A Ma!ou. J V Turner and 1. Uieliardaon. T K Xowxhain and ''arah Trotter. ' H W Warwick and 1. J Pctrc I-cauJcr Sholu.n and Kmina K Tnwk. JMieore IV-trrs and Mary E livingxtun. Hum an A McFce and Matilda Alford. Wm Itcnnett and Mrs A A Arnold. J HCmnndand Amanda 1 Montgomery. V i White and Mary Hi Join. J It 8oraflord and lie Johntnn. . I. J l'aul and lWa Clanbton. U XV I'-rieac and Ixittic K Gray. Milton Wilson and Susan Kirk. Hainan Shelton and Belle Ray. W B Wright and Sarah FarwelL J A Ktcach and laadora Bringhaas. Isaac Meeker and Mclonia Halu. Albaaya Pollllral 'aalrti. Some may have a curiosity to know the political complexion of our city, and of course the vete which we publish in another column will hardly settle the question, on aecom.t of the great number of tickets which were scratched. We had some little enrioeity in that direction onrself. and to gratify it we obtained a.xoa to the ballots cast at the cent election, ami in that way found out the number of times each candidate was "scratch ed," aud then by a little unuring it was very easily determined how the city stood politic ally. The result showed that in the First Ward the Democrats do not have majority of over 2. In the Second Ward they have about 7, while in the Third Ward the Re publicans have a majority of perhaps 3. Wi concluded that it would nat lie best (probab ly not healthy) to publish the table (of "scratches," but if any one wishes to know just how hi friends "scooped him up" he can find out by calling at our office. t'Jfy Central Coawmltle. The various Democratic Ward Conventions held last week Appointed the following per sons to represent them in the City Central Committee for the ensuing year, and the Mass Convention last Saturday evening rati fied the nominations: First Ward Claib. IL Stewart. Second Ward Mart. V. Brown.. Third Ward L. Bilyou. BaptUt festival. The of the lianfi t Church of this 5 eif v will li'i'.l a funliv.il. fair and sociable at the Oiera House on Friday evening, the 20th f this month. The amount realized by the ffair will be expended for the benefit of the church. All are cordial! v invited to attend. and a general good time is expected. A aiBglaa- Class. An elementary singing class will be organ i2eu at me .napusi vnurin in this city, on Tuesday evening of next week, by Mr. E. Cook, late of Michigan, who has made a life work of musical instruction and as a result has been remarkably successful. llellday Books. . , Ed. Baum went below yesterday to lay in a large stock of fancy books and -stationary for the holidays. Ho said he was going to bring np the finest lot ever brought to this city, and he wants )?ou all to call on him b efore buying. " Cottlas aad t'aitkets. 4 - We hope our readers may not have to uso such things for a good while, but if they do, Fred (iraf has them of all kinds and size both wood and imitation, and prices Accord ing to linitdi. Winter gear for men and boys on the bed rock, ty Wheeler, at Kbedd. Don't go cola or wet; " (Jumse Itubber is cheaper tnan gum doctor stuu. Heme and Abruml. Our college ia filling up fast. Haffondsn Bro's (,'uoon Tea. Chew Jackson's Bust Swoct Navy Tobac co. Diukey and Liggett made it homo in time to vote. Haffendon Bro's Infallible F.ranive Soap. Buy bo othor. Itave your orders for tame Cliriutuns prvw at Haflenden's. Our mist is upon us, and it comes down like it Intruded to stay. Tim net earnings of the Prmbylorlnn frs- tival liwt week wore SS0. Fancy oaudies, and cakes and pantry of all ,esoriptions at Conrad Meyer's. Just the same number of ballots were cant in tho First and Second Wards UH. Linn Engine Co. No. 2 held its regular monthly meeting lt Monday evening. Billy Maiisliuld camo up latt Saturday and tlidu't no bock to Halom until he voted. Don't forget that Hartlem, at the Central Markot, delivers meat Jree tn any p.trt of the oity. There will lo a Lay Reading at St. Peter's Episcopal Church next Suml.iy morning nt II clock. Two tiiniili4 iU irt got bcaatly drunk on our streets a few days ago and hnd t ' l Jugged." County Court is in session this week. 1 lie report of their proceedings will appear iuour next issue. How soon is Ferry street going to bo put iu such a condition as to allow of the pamuge of teams? Evcrylody is foretelling a hard winter, so, boys, you had better commeuce grinding up your skates. Rev. W. C. Canter, of Corvallis, will preach at the Evasguliral Church at 1 1 o'clock next Sabbath. Owing to tho war in AfghauUlan 1 1 alien- en linn have luaikvil Ilieir good Mown to hard ti.ae prices. J. J. thrown & Son have opeuuI out their 1 1, new stock of booU, shoos, hats, etc., in lh i'cterson building. Hair work of all kimbt, chauut, eU. eU made in a very neat manner by Mrs. Allen 'arkor iu this city. ljuliea, please to take notiee- another new line of Broad head allwea jut rH-eived at Samuel E. Yeung's. The beat stuck of meats ever kept in our city can be found at the Central MarkrL Hartleaa, proprietor. Conrad Meyer has a largo stuck of beauti ful toys of All desert ptioiis, jnul sueh aj esse the little folks. AL Church is the "bow" plumlwr in this section. He thinks some of otwuing out s shop here in the spring. Mr. W. A. Wheeler, of the IVuton -- era, and several other Corvallis gentlemen. were down yesterday. II. W. Gushing was elected Assistant Chief Engineer at the Fire Department election at Portland last Monday. Jim Foster has been confinod to his bed with the typhoid fever during the pat week but is getting better now. Rev. Acheaon did not preach at the I . Y. Church in this city but SaMath n account f the illness of bis mother. Walking and sulkey plows of the ery bnt manufacture can always be had st Kuop s .cricultural warehouse in thi city. A new invoice of New York syrop juat re- ceivedat llaffendeu's; also 2.V) gallons of win vineifar, and very eliuico ChriaUnaa gro-1 Cel ICS. I IVa sure to read our offer l subu-r'.bera. I Yon may never get as good an opportunity I a this Apin to get two paper, for the price f one. I AllU.eJiGVrr.it chunbra are inak in ar- rangemenU for some kind of fetiiti.s no Christina fur the enjoyment of their Sd-bath School. Mr. Joei Stcoch ainl hi brido havo re turned from a pleasant vi.it at Portland ami are at present guents of Dr. J. 1. Hill in thi city. We are now having peace aud tranquillity in this city. Court is in session in several of the surronndiag counties and all uur lawyer are away. Remember that tho Ceorgia Minatrels ap-1 H-nr in this city on Tueaday evening of ne 1 1 week. They are immense. Only twenty in the troupe. The decoratuit. eominiltee dul reinarkat.lv I good work m placing the Opera House in A CT I .ro,K!r condition for Unn Kngine Comny's I1 ball but night. The flue of No. 2 s engine house burned out butt Tuesday evening. It created (juito an excitement for a few moment, but the lire bells were not rung. Wax dolls, doll carriages, express wagons. balls, hobby horses, and nearly everything else that children can ask for can le bought cheap at Conrad Meyers. Several of our city candidates never until hut Monday fully realized the meaning of that old phrase about "things of a doubtful nature being very uncertain." Ladies, before yon make your fruit cake for Christmas, call at Haffendeu s aud eet your Zante currants, raisins, spices, candied citron, lemon and orange peel. LTaffenden's have received 135 cases of canned fruits and vegetables. IS varieties of table fruits in 2 Jib, cans. Atsortod pie fruits in 2 lb. and 1 gallon cans. J. A. Crawford, D. M. Thompson and Da vid Fro man went te Portland hut Monday to testify in the Griswold case in the District Court now in scssien iu that city. nuritnart s unapman have just received a large new MacNcalo k Urban fire and bur glar proof safe, which they have set up and are now using at their oflice in this city, The subject at the Calvary Church next Sabbath morning will be "The Utility of a Final Judgment. In the evening a lecture will be diliverod on "Books and Heading." Star Mealey was the worst elected man on both tickets this time. His vote looms up so that one might slmost believe that Soap Creek and Canada had "not iu their work' on him. Our Republican friends went to the Green bock organ in this city and hod their tickets printed at a cost of $20. We havn't heard yet whether he was paid in cash or "absolute money. Foster's water works aro now connected with his brick block on First street and with the St. Charles Hotel, and in a few days the Odd Fellow's Temple will be furnished from the same source. The best and purest cider we have ever seen was made this season by Frank AN ood. It was mode nearly altogether from Waxen apples, and was purified by filtering it th rough sand and charcoal. The popular song "Baby Mine" you've heard It of course was written by a New York horse jockey, Archibald Jobnsten.Miss Tbursby popularized it If you want to break anybody's head, break hers. Dr. Rosas, a graduate of the medical col' lege at Munich and also at Prayne, has lo cated in our city. He has not yet concluded whether or not he will practice his'profession here, die is a native of Uungaria. Quite a number of our readers havo avail ed themselves of the offer we made them last w eek, and have come forward aud paid up old scores, paid in advance, and will receive double their usual amount of reading matter for the next year, And rai.jember that they only pay tho nsual price of tl.e Demochat in a . . - I advauce. In our local lost week in relation to Mr. Davidson's house near Bunna Vista we omit ted to montloii that K Carter k Son, of this uity, had furnished the doors, windows, oto., the lull amounting to "00 or $00. I o . I .very Hung canned nowadays. HafTuu-1 leu's have canned corn, beans, eas, sueoo- I taMli, lined iieaita, tomatoes, etc. Piles of dried fruits, peaches period and uiied, apricots, prunes, poors, plums, apples, cher 1 f you have any auction business and want it promptly and skillfully attended to, call on T. J. O'Connor. 119 First street. Mr. O Connor lias had ton years' experleuco in live stock aad real estate auction sales and guarantors satisfaction in all cases. Tho only thing that saved the Democratic ticket last Monday waslhoreinforeeinenUthat came over from tho Forks. The .Smith fami ly came in at the lower end of town early in the morning and we aro told they voted their way clear up to the First Ward. While the present rain may not be appre- cial. d by the fonners who want to put in a little more grain, Allen, Robinson A Co, are I tow ready to celebrate Thanksgiving - that is they w ill be if this raiu eontinuus. They have 5,0i0,000 feet of logs in tho Calapooia alvo lirowiiavillo and it lakes water to bring them to Alljany. I .oat Monday as the w orkman were put- ting tht lat jurco of j.LoU gljut iu tlic frmin I l preparatory to placing it in the front of the Odd Fellow Temple, they handled it in such a maimer as to break it right through the center. As it was only broken iu this one place the glass was put up, but although it serves 1)4 purpose ft does not look very well. Iu conversation with the traveler of Messrs. D. Callaghan k Co., of San Francis co, last week, we understood from him that iey have lna.lo extensive imorovemenU in I the manufacturing department of their goods ... I ami are now putting on the markets their world famed Dunuclly'a yeaat powders, and the only pure brands of Callaghans smla. saleratus and cream tartar. We advise our friends if they wiab really good preparations for making their bread and cakes light and sweet to Ak their grocer for this brand of goods, and do not allow him to give you any inferior brand which coats him laas money, Dun t fail to give their goods a trial A rtae Aafr. We noticed ia Mrarc linrkhart Si Chap man a oflice thw week a hue burglar-proof safe of the McNeale d' Urban patent, pur- cluurd of Mmars. Ilaymoad A Wilsbir. through their agent, Mr. D. K. Lwbeir. The safe is large and commodious, weighing 6,000 lbs., and is of the latest improved pattern, consisting of compound cut-off spindle, rub ber paekod and patent lever and eccentric. It is the fineat specimen of work that ever came to Albany, and is aWlutely proof against the attack of burglars. We also no tic one of the same kind, one ixa smaller, purchased by Messrs. Senders Sternberg, fur their 1-trge Merchantilu lioi.'i; one for C. A. 1'lummrr. U Tea vlaal ts Kjir H.mryt uicoure.a U.. ell, L save it y.nt muni buy where y.m can get thing the low - Your grocery bill ia Urge, aud it ia U. I - - - . . I ... :, . t. . . : i . . Htwmt w " w . i , . iuikii aa Miaiiuitf. Haffendeu Bro's received one hundrhj and tning Jlre caaes of groeeriri last week, an J when they buy as largely aa that they ran rll bw, in fact they have l. Six cans of tumat.MS fur 1 1.00 ia a im-inx of their! "i. ... .... I'. nd All other articles in proportion. Their slur ia literally crammed full of every thing that a person can ak for in the ri.ee ry lino, and -JaM should by all means call and i them tieforo you liny another dollar's worth. The County School 8u(eriotetideut will bold a public examination of teachers at his I ofhco iu tho Courthouse, (leginning at nine o'clock on Saturday, Icc 2Sih, 1878. 3w lttrr List. The following la the list of tetters rematntni pin, Ixroembera DCS IVraona ealilns; for'theas In I t.. t tftlM. A lli.n. 1 Inn .wu . r. I w 1 1, We lhe lm on mUUlh lhr' were Allen, Koht Iloyal, Mrs M A ISaldwin. Will ' Rug. F L Hall, Mrs Iu Shields, Mrs S M Hill Mrs M A (.1) Walters. If Holy, Theo (Kureign) Williams, Clara 1 aimer, John P. H. RAYMOND, P. M. II A ItB I CD. HTKAr-ll Bill SO HAM. At tb rwidciica of th brld' fstbor, In Unn euunty, by Ker r. A. alum, Ms. i. A. btsacm sod him luboaa umnuii ts-Uoib of llil oounly. WRDDI.K-IUVINK.-On flahlMlh. Dac Jut, 187s. at tb roaiUaue uf Tho. Hleliardaoii, uvar ticiu, by Ju. I'orry, J. I., Ms. Jamk K. Wkublb and Mi hUbojissT K. Isvtss-bolh uf th fork of tb aaatl am. DIKI. CIITN.-On ftebbath. Dm. 1t. 1878. near Aeio. of dlphlhtria, Ella. UauKbWH- of J. W. auJ MvlinUa Cunipton ai'od t year snd i day. PAYNE. Near this cl lr. on Tliursuav moriunv. Doe. &. 1H7S. of sesrktt fovar. I'oarl. a son of N. 1'. aiMi Kuoaiu fayiw atftNl S yar, mouth and IS da). Flnaarlal aad resanterrlal. In Now York. 1009. lei umlor in INrUiul buying, (H)J ; slIIuik, 100. bmer cum i jas per enit. uueouiit. rOKTLASD MARKKT. WHEAT, per hush! 09 A 102 FtiOUK, extra 4 75 6 00 HuiwrAno 4 00 ia 4 SS OATS, nr biulwl 05 0 hay, nuiou , ix vu ii is uu Loom 12 0 POTA1MICM, pur Im.hol 48 t ItKKK, eluiiea on foot, por fc 1. IK KIH, extra clioUie I A Si HAt.'ON 10 HAMS IS (it 1 13 LAUD, tn keir 10 11 in lo-tti tlii iu w BUTTBll, In l.rlu li It 15 rioiiu ix 15 r'roah dairy St 35 ROOS, per dos 40 f blUEDFUrUT it Auulua. sunlriad. In sauka. t a 5 in Amcs... 0 el l-UULI KY. old nellt SUUA 3 Ml Hnriug- vhlukMi IUH S 00 H1DKS, dry flint 13 6 16 uooa ouii., v uf Murrain 6 Ut Green ' (a H Deer skin 10 w so TAIX0W, porB....... 6 (rt iiiii-h, uretrun aim WMUinsuin ly.... is (it Wool ia ut in ALIAXV MASKS. WflKAT per bu 83 OATS por bu as MAY baled Va. Loo, Via. POTATOES pr bii-fl0M75. BACON liaina li. Hides BitelOo. bliouldar 7 LARD in 10tt tina-Af 3 1 12 bUTTKK Frusta roU 22j1Sf2ou KOUS 5o. IJIHCKEN9 l 50. bUUAH-Han Frandnoo lle. lulnnd 10j(12o. COAL OIL Uownor, 6-gal cans? 75. Vevoe', 6-iral oana $2 00. DR. HIXTIE'S VEGCTABLE NErilKETIE- IM. WIU cure all dUrane of th Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Organs. Hundreds have been cured alter all other remedies had failed, ills EngHb lMudelion Pills have no equal In all caws of Diaeaaed Liver, ly;eT8ia or any Bilious derangement. Many of your lemlin; oitiKons, from experieuc mill vouch a tp llior virlue. bold by dmgviit. SPECIAL NOTICES. DOS'T FORGET IT. If you are troubled with nervousness, are disheartened, tired of life, fear death or fool out of KOrts am the snylnir It, ynn may anfoly conclude that yon fiavo the Diaper via or Liver Complaint. Tho liver Is very Apt to become torpid this iwiiHon of the tor or dncaylna vegoUtlon are triorenumor- - " turoiign innaintioii lanen into l ( I 1TI . 1 . 11-... i ... . I ,.,,,. .,iruhn. a .n..i ,.r rE .n.l puro blood to drive out tho linpurHloM, the sbovo mentioned MyinriUMnssuroly fol low, ana if not hocMieii, eim in more wirri- uin uicane ana down, wniwe rromo i Flower proves) ltolf the Orent Liver I'ana- cea. IU notion on the liver la different cm cm are truly wonderful. Try It. Pros twenty - five cetim and seventy-five cenU.O A Remarkable RenuH. It makes no difference bow many Phys ician, or how much modlclne you have I triod. It la now an eatabllabed fact t hat I Uorman Hyrup Is the only remedy wblcb has a-lven complete satisfaction In severe oases of Lung lnwaaoa. It la true there aro vet tbouaanUs of persona who aro I prilpoaorf to Throat and Lung Affliction, CoiiauiuMlon, Aathins, Kevero Cold aot- tled on tho llreaat, l'hnmimonla, Whoop-1 !" "f , wh I"" To such we would aay that 60,000 do.n wer sold Ust year without one complaint. MonHummive try iiiat one ixituo. iieini- lar alxo 70 eonU. Hold by all drggNU in America. Hkoatitiw Ann ftntst'LArra wu.ru Tanum. - viluw M ywhmvi0- HUmuUum, !..( ttivitformvoti. 0tlum- htadm Utm nervas liMemulilo to ain, but hnroa uarruna vitality. Folluwa ltyuulwiihltM Cauaaa men U Im rrsardlaat I of iin. uv nunlnir nartiHM vilalltv. Ol Juta euiU Uowa. rclto HnKibHcjM4ilt4M bull.l up. tl4um polauns, rrlkrw llypupluia. W tlM alltl4f!. Alrotuil nulaam. rallawr 1 T'ltauiea aoiaona. r'tflkiws' I nvtaiitv ana aiiini trata any wm m lutaua. ri lo" If ytwfihanMtM Is airar tb anUuuta. It ha alraaily seaHllM4 aivra awd than all otnar rM ttoa autubtaxl. H aawar tall whaa wal adimtad. It eurm th airs ; uOHn th druoulnfl, I Evr tnanainf. Mm I marrtn! raiknrC Hrta.hibli la a4 lully la t1 1 1 1 ii i ut tha M, Ncrv, Muach i . A ak. in . 1 LJ 1 In tlt tonrtiun of digavUuo, nutrition, tlitnkiof, un- (IcrvtftiMtltiff, baarinf, aMtny, Lwlinip. Iatin. snwlllnff I ami avan mmmktne, wtnr iar M no rKnie baa. for uarueauvea awi a-Vlloaa Maliial Munthly - at all lruSKlaa. Ml3i An ftuwUua uf ia aauy awl uully tonr uro- I dud wamtu ao rrmk Uwl tba ordinary rvtair of bujy I aainuant upon raal au4 nutiiuon cannot nmk np I lur a, ounaxiuanu, mcauaetiy of us mnuM orsaa III rontlt. Tb Uraaa, urgsns au4 tunrUora, ar noayawjwi with narva an4 Oiu.-l, or nutrition loj I tncity and pbaapnuran. Hy lb w of rllo Hypo- prMMpniuM. ma wimi watnania ara rwturttM to tna hudy In (una aly xonllilil. ao Uwt Ul. .aU ur- no or tniirNl runetiun ar ttiad ainifid vul Tbu rb Itwbla sad tntarraptod iM-m of Ut I llmn la rmHiml by lor. Tb KJuvub Ltvar tir r4 up. Tb Lotur bwnwbly Uba In mora almu. pnara Tb sMonaach dima brtbrr. Tb Unxnl iM-Kan bafsocn UMfUii4. Tb Hmu acUtr. via- orm and endtwiar. aad lb Jimnrvm and Mmda b- I 9uam by tb iHa at Uu iwoMdy rausbl uf tnanion I SToal and protonnd asaruoa. rr Iructilr a to I tb valua at tbis rrvnx rndy, sas rMwa "Saim Muntbly," at aU Urosstat. nloat . MlataVs Teaakla Mrphrriirum, Win ear sil 4bas of the Kidnars, MadVlar snd Vrtaary Onrana. liuttdrvda hav bean eurad sftar all otbar tasinllai hsva butod. Hi Kncliah landai'iua IMU bava aoaoual la all taaa at tiUawil U'r. ly- pwf-aa or any iulUaaa awnvL Many of yoor I bodtne eltlam at tbt Mty wui vourb a Is Utrtr vlr- To be bad of aU dru(ylu. The Cents or Liniments are of two kinds. Tli White is for the human family; theY el- low Is lor borsea. sheen, and other animals. Testimonials of the effect produced by these remarkable Preparations are wrapped around every bottle. Ami may be procured uf any drug- -ut. or by mail Irom the uiiice oi liu tti- Tt a CoMraxr, 4tl Dry Street. New York t .lv I3:-J9yl usv. er th HitTT ruiksii. lft lair fa) I flue set of teeth. The ladies Iteinar fully alive to this fact, patron i .'foiwkVP : r . n, u I lentlfrioo, ninoo they know by experience that It prnaorvea like no other the pristine wmieueas ana cleanliness or the loom ana make a naturally sweet breath additional. ly frasmnt. It ia one of the privtlecea of I the beaux tex to look lovely ana that por tion or tt which naea ho.oixjut, i learned that the article contribute In no leas degree te the end In view. All drug- gtsui sen iu A FAHILT MEDIt nC The Otiauo Blood Pcbitikb and KrosST fUot'LATOR is tlie best family remedy ever placed before the public It is an Okkoox production, compounded from Oacooa roots and herbs and manufac tured by an old Obboqm bouse. Yon should have it in your family. It purifies the blood and regulates the sys- Urn. It root out all scrofulous impurities from the blood. Keep your blood in order and your health must be good. Women in rttEuxAScr, it prevents nausea and vomiting. Give it to your children. Take it yourself. Don t be without it in your family, it is not a tKMsottOaa noatrvnt made to sell, bat a I . .... purely vko stable- blood purifier. All druggist have it for sale. Manufactured by WILLIAM PFUNDER k CO., Apothecaries and Cheiniata, New Market Theatre block, Portland, 0. Don't shake yourself to pieces with the ! Aooi and bpkhbp with fveb when you can be completely cured by using a bottle of I that famous preparation called The illam- ette Fiver ak d Aodb Mixture. - It is a tare o re for Frma and Aoue. AU druggist have it for sale. Manufactured by WILLIAM PFUNDEU k CO.. Apothecaries) and Chemists, Portland, O. TO WHOM IT MAY COStEst. This la to oertffv that I have boon a fleet ed for tne last in roe year wttn cm onto in tlamatlon of the bladder and torpid liver. llAVlng; spent a small fortune wita tne Kant mAjlinfi.1 talnnt I nnuld obtain in Sian I FranclBOO, aad vlnited th various springs lli California, hoping to Ins found none I gave n gave np. all hope of be imr cured and dropped all medicines and doctors. While reading one of the daily naaera I saw an advertisement or a ineui- cine called Heophretioum, a preparation nrenared tr ir. JUinue a to., oi can Francisco. I was nersuaded by my wife to try it, and I went and bought a bottle. iiavinir taiten inat uno ouuiu a tuunu muoh relief, all pains oeasing and feeling muon better I took two more bottles and I am now nerfectlv restored to health and ati-Ansth. thank Ood. for the superior bkill of Dr. Mlntie & Co. Any ono who may doubt this statement can call at my resi dence and see me. j. ir. moohb. ii rma street. Portland, Oregon. September 11, 1S7S. w Dr. A. E. Misna t Co. Oents : I volunteer to say your English Dandelion Pills equal and even surpass all you claim "from my experience In their use .' Fancy they have no equal for Dyspepsia and juver trouoies. J. A. Strowbridgk, First Street, Leather Merchant. Portland, Sept. 17, '878. Dr. A. . Mintik A Co. Gent. : I vol unteer to say your English Dandelion Pills equal and even surpass all you claim 'from my experience in their use, fancy they have no equal" for Dvspepsia and Liver troubles. Proprietor Obcideutal Ho tel, First Stree. S. D. Sit, Oocideutal Hotel. Druggists can rend their orders to Messrs. Hodge, Davis & CS., wholesale druggists, Portland. . Da. Mintib A Co., treat all chronlo and Special Diseases with 'success. No. 155, Second Street, corner Morri son, Portland. p 2 H t 9 S U a. o A 35 5 x 0 a 0 3 a H B 9 5 0 - AXD PROVISION "VVTiolesale Unn iounfy &2.n2& AiN JLJiiiLN JaJTLw O, 121, FIUST ST., AT,B.A.TsrST- TERMSCASH 1 Full Weight, Fair , Dealing' and First-Class Goods. A Large and Varied Stock of Fruits, Vegetables, uigars, C2.A-1SI JSTjBID G0023S Has removed his Q. TTJ q" 1? S FTJB JsElSHIlT G GOODS, CLOTHING, --, ' ZEH.A.TS, y: ; BOOTS&SHOES, WHITE'S SE"WHSTGr- IM!-AGECI3SrE3 ETO FOSTZII&'S 10" Call and see LUMBER. THE SPRINGFIELD MILLINQ CO, are prepared to furnish Lumber on boara ox mo cars as Aiuaujr "y me car load, at the following rates for cash on delivery : Flooring and Rustic $24 00 M. Clear, dressed 1 side, " 20 00 " M. Clear, rough, 17 0B M. Common, rough, . " 14 60 " M, lx3Battns, " 16 00 " M. All freight pre-paid by us. Sprinqfiel M illing Co., , nl5m3 Springfield, Oregon. t - 0 y CO w M H 0 ir 0 H 0 fJ 0! t'j noajjai - EMPORIUM ! a nil Tteta.il. I Staple and Fine Groceries Tooaccos, tjoai uu, jitc.. -cV SPBCIALT1T. immense stock of H "VST BXiOBK. his new store. 15 tf ST CHARLES HOTEL, OREGON. S. B. HERRES, Troprietoi. Btage Oflice for Cervallls, l ftuoa sad Dallas. Freo Coach to and frem tho House. 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