The state rights democrat., February 14, 1879, Image 3

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1879.
t'harrh Itlrertory.
U. r. CitrnoH. rreaehing every Sabbath.
"! and 7 P. M. by llev. f U. Ir
vine, v. u. Sabbath School at 2::W p. M.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
fcVANOKLtcvi. CiicncH. Preaching on Sab
bath at 11 A. m., and 7 r. it. Sabbath
ficnool I'-Mi. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. J. Uoweraox, pastor.
Calvart Clinton. Services every Sab.
iww at it a. M. ana r. M. Sabbath
School at 2:30. l'rayer mooting every
Thurtwlay evening of each week. W. B.
Floyd, pastor.
M. K. Chcrcu, SorTH. Services every
Sabbath at St Paul's M. E. Chureh, South,
at 11:30 a. m. and 7 P. m. Sabbath School
at 10. Prayer meeting every Friday
" evenng. P. A. Moses, pastor.
M. E. Chvkcti. Preaching every Sabbath
a t 11 a. at. and 7 P. it. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
at 2.33 p. u. l'rayer meeting every Thurs
dy evening. Will commence a protracted
meeting at the close of the week of prayer in
January. J. F. De Vore, pastor.
St. Prrins Episcopal CBTRCK.-Divine ser
vice u held in the Church every Sunday at
llA.it Sunday School at 2:30 p. at, K.
I Stevens, pastor.
Baptist Car urn. Services every Sabbath
at 11 a. v. and 7 P. 3d. Sabbath School at
12. Praj-fr meetings every Thursday even,
log. W. J. Crawford, pastor.
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CACCBT AT.LtKT.
BchanTer. the Mxriea Bounty Kacea TklrT,
Arrested Over ea liwp Creek.
SchorTer, the man who was tried in the
Circnit Court foe this county about a year
ago for stealing wheat from W. K. Price
near this city and then bringing it here to
Albany and selling it, is again in the clutches
f the law. After leaving here he changed
his name to Wilson and went down into Ma
rion county, and daring last September stole
2,600 lbs of bacon near Salem and marketed
it about after the same manner that he dis
posed of the wheat np here. After selling
the bacon he decamped and Officer Minto, of
Salem, has been on the hunt for him ever
since. He went over to PrineviHe, down to
Astoria, and over on the Sound, bat still he
couldn't get on the trail of his pork-loving
friend, bat when he retained he learned that
Schoffer had been living quietly over in Ben
ton county all the time under the as
sumed name of Cocks. A warrant was seat
ap and J. B. Herren west ever to Mr.
Cowan's, on the Corvallia road, last Monday
and arrested the nui and brought him to
this city. Minto came up on the evening
express, and went back in the morning with
his prisoner.
Oar "Bee Law."
It begins to look like our city had at last
secured a Marshal who intends doing his du
ty, and doing it faithfully. Marshal Ander
son has started in well, and if he "keeps np
his lick" Albany and her eitizens will be
(Treat deal better off at the ead of his term.
His last act of importance was to announce
that from and after the 8th of February he
will commence the rigid enforcement of the
ordinance relating to dogs running at large.
This ordinance has been a dead letter in oar
city laws for several years, and the conse
quence is there is not such a canine-cursed
community as Albany on the whole Pacifie
. Coast Out some distance from our main
business street every night is made hideous
by the howling of these animals, and if peo
will keep them they ought to be made pay a
reasonable tax. We are glad te see the Mar
shal moving in the matter of enforcing the
"dog law," and although he may find many
persons opposed to such action, he may
count en us as one that will render him every
assistance inoor power.
Washington Grand Kail.
We acknowledge the receipt of a compli
mentary invitation to the 17th Annual Ball
of that veteran militia company of Oregon,
the Washington Guards" (Co. A, 2nd Bri
gade). The ball will be held on Friday even-
ing, Feb. 21. The Honorary Committee are
as follows: Gov. W. W. Thayer, Ex-Gov.
A C. Gibbs, Major Gen. W. H. Effinger,
Brig. Gen. M. V. Brown, Lieut CoL E.
Cihalin, Major J. H. Woodward, Capt. T.
Mountain, Capt W. Hart, Capt Erb, Capt
O. Cox, Capt J. ir. Smith, Lieut W.
Young, B. L. Norton, Judge S. W. Kice, E.
J. Jeffrey. This is the oldest militia com
pany in the State, and we predict a splendid
"blow oat" for "the boys in gray." .
C'harch Dedication.
The new U. P. Church op in Orleans
precinct has just been completed and will be
dedicated next Sabbath. It Li one of the
handsomest church edifices in the county,
vxd cost some 3,000 or $4,000. Rev. Dr.
ltvioe. of this city, will be present at the
(Writtsn for ths Domoerat.)
nete rtTrr Tit, tu.mqrkow.
sr sss. it
A lusxtm there Is, and a wise out,
Though as old as ths hills, I know,
And the man who wrote ths wtss prwvsrb,
Was laid In bis (rare long ago i
tlul It's on that I tnlnk should bs pnwtlsrd,
By men of all nations aiwy;
Tls, "Never put ott 'till to-morrow
What you know can be dons to-day."
tt may be with you men but a trifle,
Or It may be suae good noble deed.
Or It any be to pey one you're owing
And perhaps that sanw one Is In need,
tt may be, ladles, a tew stitches,
"Ttic-e's ao hurry about them," yoa say,
But never put oB til to-moruw
WhU you know eaa be dons to-day.
Young man, U you love a fair maiden.
And are loading your darling to win.
Don't stand tuck because you are bashful
Whllt some o' her fellow In ;
For while you stand blushir v and sighing
lie may carry the pHr away ;
So, never put off Ml to-iuo.-row
What you know can bs dune to-day.
tf you're won a lov wvt'iy and hosrat.
Don't flirt and bs foolish, doar girU ;
For ths heart of a true loviag htnband
Is worth more than rubies or pearls.
You kuow he may take you In ew.wet
If for "yes you should answer him "nay ;"
Then never put oaT .U Vo-morrow
What you know can be done to-day.
Suppose you shou'd llrs So be aged,
And your years number sixty or more,
Dont you think It would be quite a pleam',
la thinking your past Uts o'er,
To know that from when yoa were children,
Until whan you were aged and gray.
You never put oS til to-morrow
What you knew could be done to-day.
A ISFAnetS OlTKAtK.
A Cklaaasaa stapes a Little Clrl-Be New
La aga. Ultra la Jail laatsad or ea
a Lamp-Peat.
On Saturday of last week a lady of this
aity, noticed that her little six-year-old
daughter was not well, and upon questioning
her was told by the little girl that their Chi
nese cook had been tampering with her. Dr.
Hill waa called Sabbath morning and after
examining the child pronounced that the vat
alllicted with the gonorrhea ef the worst
form. The Chinaman was also examined
Audit w.ts revealed that he also had' the
same disease. This was taken as conclusive
testimony, and the almond-eyed heathen
was arrested on the charge of rape, and on
account of tho threats of lynching made by
citizens, he was spirited away from the
hotel, tried immediately before Justice
ralmer, found guilty, and not being able to
give bail, was remanded to jaiL Great ex
citement prevailed upon tho streets daring
the day and along into the night, and loud
threats were made ef lynching the Chinese
brute, and all that was needed to enable the
people to carry oat their threat waa the word
from the father ef the child. Very few are
the mea who would ever have allowed that
polluted heathen the benefit of a trial in the
Courts, and no jury in this State, or on this
Coast, would have put any penalty upon the
father if he had blown tho brains out of
the fellow when he learned for a fact that he
had almost, if net entirely, ruined his little
girL We are not in favor of mob law, but
we could not have condemned the father if
he had killed the dirty brute, and we are
told that he would have done so, but the of.
ficers took the prisoner away secretly. A
great many of oar citizens who have families
now have Chinese help in their employ, and
this affair should be a warning te them.
There may be some of this heathenish raee
ho are honorable, but they are scarce, and
people who employ them and put them in
their own household cannot be too cartful.
emse-Breaklag aad Thieving;.
On Friday or Saturday of last week while
Mrs. J no. Irving was absent from home only
a few moments, some one entered the dwell
ing and stole a whole set of silver napkin
rings. A Chinaman was seen in that locali
ty about the same time, and it is thought
that he was the thief.
Still another case of the same character
happened en Sabbath evening at Mr. Mans
field's. Mr. M. aad his daughters had gone
to attend Bronaugh'a lecture, and his wife
and Will had retired, leaving the doors un
locked, when some man entered the front
door and passed into the sitting room. Mrs.
M. saw him from her bed-room and at once
lacked her door and commenced calling for
assistance. Before any one arrived the thief
passed on through the hoase and oat at the
back door, stealing on his way $1.50 from
old Grandfather Bollard, and also taking two
or three lossres of bread.
The next ease that we have heard of oc
curred at the Severe House oa Tuesday af
ternoon or evening. Henry Schlucter works
at Foster's flouring mills from noon until
midnight and boards at the above hotel, and
while he was on duty last Tuesday some one
entered his room and stole clothing to the
amount of over $100. Ko clew has been ob
tained te the perpetrator of the crime. Ko
blame can be attached to the proprietors, as
their house is public and parties are visiting
rooms in their building at all hours.
When inch cases as these are of almost
nightly occurrence our people will do well to
provide themselves with fire-arme, and be
ready te give a warm reception to all such
callers.
A Bother Chlmeae Oalrma.
Really, this Chinese business is becoming
onstrous ! Scarcely had oar people recov.
ered Jiom the consternation and indignation
consequent upon the intended rape of a lit
tie girl, than we have the whole city again
shocked by the announcement of another
oatrage. On Monday evening, just after
dark, while Mrs. John Brown was doing np
her household work, a Chinaman, with his
face covered by a mask, entered the room,
approached her from behind and threw his
arms around her waist, but the brave little
woman, realizing her peril, picked np a lamp
chimney and broke it over her assailant's
head. The villainous wretch immediately
drew a knife and struck at her, fortunately,
however, only catting a long opening in her
apron. At this critical juncture, and while
she was retreating from the villainous mon
ster, her repeated screams brought to her as
sistance some near neighbor, and the assail,
ant fled. There is much feeling manifested
still over this and similar outrages recently,
enacted here, and if something isn't done
shortly to protect our citizens, they are lia
ble to "break out"
Assaalt and Cattery.
A case was np in Justice Palmer's court
last Wednesday in which a man named Arm
strong, 60 years of age, was convicted of as
saulting a man named Humphrey, 75 years
of age. He was fined $15 and costs, in all
amounting to about $50. The assault was
committed by throwing brickbata.
Our Crops.
The cold weather is gone and now we are
having the regular old-fashioned Webfoot
mist Farmers inform as that their wheat
has not been injured at all, but a great deal
of oats will have to be re-sown.
kewb man klamath.
prngue Hirer I'rotra Ovsr-Heerk
Itavrd-JeaaseB Dead Tae
Weather.
Klamath Answer, Feb. 4.
Editor Democrat:
In your issue of the 24th ult. ia an item
which says that Sprague River in this part
oi the country has not been frozen over this
winter. That is a mistake. On the 14th of
January the Agent, lu company with his
elerk, the iutorpreter and Doctor, went from
this agenoy to Yainax ia a hack drawn by
tour horses, and crossed Sprague Biver oa
the ioo both going and eeming. The snow
was nine inches deep at that time. Upper
r.lamatb .Lake has been frozen over for sis
weeks, and we new have good sloightus from
Fort Klamath to Modoc Point, a distance ot
SO miles. The weather is still cold, and has
ranged for some time from 6 to 7 below
tero.
Agent Iloork has been relieved and will
start for his old home in Salem in a few
days.
1 he Indians have lost about 40 head of
horses and cattle by breaking through the
ice in uie iu.
deunaon, one of the head chiefs oa the
Yainax Reservation, died on the 15th of last
month.
Sleighing is the principal pleasure we have
now.
t. a m.
Is Oar Hy Be4r-adJaar
It may not be, and we earnestly hope it U
not, but the facts which have come to light
aunng the past week would justify us in eon
cludiug that Albany, in regard to the num
ber of inhabitants, is really retrogadino.
few years ago Squire Arnold took the census
of our eity and made the population 1,980,
and withia the past week L. IL . Montanr.
acting aoder authority of the City Council,
has again taken the census and can enly fiud
x,u4 insiao of eur corporate limits. There
has evidently been a mistake some where.
and although we woald a great deal rather
find that tt wu made by the latter gontl
man, we are afraid such is not the cat
two thousand and sixty-four I That
sounos very small after thinkingthat we had
a population of at least 3,500. But then
these are the f gores and we will Lava to
stand by them until fuels Sam fixes the
question up for as next year.
Death ef Ilea. Matthew Feaataia.
Hon. Matthew Fountain liJ at th.
ueaeeel M. r. Hurst, on Butte creek, last
.-uuuay, aiier an illness of lorty-eight hours.
e was awav iroia noma on buaiaaua ud w..
attacked as suddenly as te be anable to return.
Mr. Fountain waa a member of the Legisla
tive Assembly from this eonntv at tka tin..
ef his death, lie was a native of Kentucky
" iy pimnr oi urtpm. its had at
tained the advanced ace of C7 vaara ant
respected by all who knew him. both ia nri.
w- . .nj .-i t., i-r- tt. .....
ruuus u, ui leaves a lamily te
u UH we. izrLconrtii i fines.
Hon. M. Fountain was formerly a resi-
lent of linn county, and lived near Harris-
burg. He is an ancle ef Hon. J. P.
schooling, of 1 1 am burg, aad was one of Or.
egoa s mot solid citizens. His death will be.
regretted by all of those who had tho pleas.
ure of his acquaintance. Peace to his aabes.
Aa Imp riant Qsnllss.
Oae of our Albany School Directors sug
gests that the present school pre party ef the
district (comprising all three heuaea and all
the real estate) be sold and the proceeds ap.
pUed to the purchase of a suitable block aad
the erection of a building sufficiently large
to supply the city with a graded school
This is a subject which should engross tba
attention of our citizens until the annual
school meeting in March, as it naturally in
volves the dismemberment of our present
school system and concentrates the public
schools of the district into one body. The
advantages to be derived from the change are
obvious, and we believe the people will meet
the proposition with favor.
trapped Bead.
An oil man named Archie Jones died very
suddenly at Lebanon last Saturday morning.
Ha got np very early and after having built
a firefsat down in fronttof it in a chair, and
shortly after fell over dead. The doctors
say it was heart disease which caused his
death, and this seems to be a family ad lo
tion as a brother of the deceased was carried
off in the same manner a few years ago. De
ceased was a bachelor, about sixty years of
age.
riewst riewsf
Farmers should remember that A M.
Eeop always keeps oa hand Urge lot of
Southbend chilled plows, the best chilled
plow ia ase. He also has the famous Black
Hawk plow, which, for good work in the
field, has ao equal In the line of harrows
he keeps La Dow'a, which is the best and
cheapest in the market. Call aad see his
stock before yea complete your purchases.
Bsilseu Ckaage.
Mr. IL M. Redfield, brother of Frank
Bedfield, our popular grocer, has just ar
rived ia oar city and will immediately enter
into partnership with Frank ia the grocery
line. The firm name will hereafter be Red
field. Bros, and we predict for the establish.
ment a successful business earner.
Oar Scheel BT celiac.
All of our citizens are interested in the ad.
vertisement which we publish this week in
relation to our next school meeting ia this
district. Bead it closely. There is eonsid
erable in it The date of the meeting ia on
the evening of first Monday in March, and
tho place of holding it the Court House.
The Plow Contest.
Don't forget to read the report from the
committee in regard to the plow con test
which took place at II. C. Powell's farm on
Jan. 30th. It is published this week oy Eu
gene Buchanan, manager of Newbury, Chap
man Je Co. 'a agricultural warehouse in this
city. '
HerhMle's Brass Band.
IL D. Godley, Leader of the old Median,
ic's Brass Band, of this city, wishes us to
announce that there will be a meeting of
that organization at the old band room on
Tuesday evening of next week. It will be a
business and practice meeting.
A New limiting Cine.
Onacconnt of some trouble which occurred
jn counting the game after the match hunt
last Friday, the old sporting club dissolved,
and a new one is being formed. We under
stand it starts in with thirteen charter mem
bers. ;
A Oreeabaek speech.
J. !. uoms was in town a lew days ago
and informed us that he would deliver a
speech before the Greenback Club at Provi.
dence School House, in the forks ef the San
tiam, to-morrow.
BABY MIXaV
Oh I whers Is your daddy dasr
Baby nine I baby mine I
lis has gone away from hers,
And he never will appear,
And It slat mueh that I keer,
Da by adns I
Ms has left ai without slothes,
Baby mine, baby mine.
And the Dakar man as ewes
And ths butohsr man he blows,
How many mere, who knows,
Baby mine t -
But I will never pout,
Ueby mine, baby mine.
1 eeuld pull his hair all out,
I eeuld wallop htm about,
And punch him la the snout,
Baby mine I
If he's gone serosa the sea,
liaby mine I baby mine I
And will keep away from me,
Bow happy I shall be.
If hell stay permanently,
Baby mine I
t 1 S
Hoase aad Abroad.
St Valentines Pay.
What a blustery weak wa have had.
Railroad meeting to-night Be aura te go.
Isn't it aboat time for the Chinese tegeT
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobac
co.
This raia
will bring the Calapooia logs
down.
Caadiea and nuts wholesale and retail at
naffeadens.
Our telegraph effiee is now located in the
Odd Fellow Temple.
Albany now boasts ef a ooflee aad spies
mill run by water power.
The farmer smiles benignly sinoe the frosty
weather has passed away.
Yoa must not shoot grouse until after
July 1st It'a against the law.
A big lot of railroad ties was floated dowa
the Caaal to this city last week.
Prof. J. C. Powell, Superintendent of
Public Iastrtctioo, is in the sity.
Judge N. W. Garretson and wife have
been this otty darias the east week-
There are snore dead beats areand Dew
thai W lean kaown (or a long time.
The pall-Wrwrs at Mrs. Ellison's faaeraJ
last Wednesday wore Odd Fsllowi in ra
tal ia.
HarUess, at the Central Market, has the
iaest hams for sale. Call and take a peep
at them.
udge Toltaaa, Surveyor General, and 3,
IL Haeklemaa, Esq., was in the city daring
the week.
The Wheeler Custar suit before Jsstice
Palmar bat Monday was decided ia favor ef
the former. .
Wanted at Haffeadea Bros., every Fri-
day evening, several d nxeoa niea young
dressed chickens.
Haffeadea Bros, can hardly meet tba de
mand enthem for that splendid strsiaed
boaey. It'a cheap; too.
Major J. B, Herren has been Quite ill dur.
ing the week, but is now, we are happy to
announce, convalescent
Will Simpson who attend ed College lathis
eity years ago, waa married to Miae Mary
Dickrasoa, at Portland, last week.
Uaffenden Bros, have the Aaest aasortmeat
of sugars and syrups ia the State, aad they
are sold at the lowest possible flguree.
Always remember that all meat bought at
the Central Market, kept by UartW will
be delivered free to any part of tha city.
Henry Clark aad his sister, Mrs. Davis-
started for California on tha last
and will probably aot return for
several
weeks.
Joe Charters, of this eity, ia one of four
persons who have entered for the billiard
tournament which comes off in Pert land to
morrow.
L'acle Joe Hamilton, of Orleans Pie-
einct, has been very ill lately with paeu-
atonia, bat we are glad to learn that be ia
bow improving.
Oh, what delicious fresh candy they have
dowa at Hoffman k Davis. They manufae
ture every morning, and their candies are
pare. Yoa don't get a second quality of
lour wbea yoa buy of them.
mere are more gamblers, cut-throats.
sncak-thieves, dead beats and "vags" lying
around Albany now than aver before. Citi-
Sena are already talking ef taking measures
to get rid of them ia a harry.
Her cheeks were very ruddy, and tha
streets were awful muddy, and she loudly
shrieked, "O thunder !" aad her feet flew
out from under. It waa really very shock
ing, for aha shewed her striped stocking-
Cauliflower and solid cabbage ia great
abundance, and also all other vegetables bow
obtained caa be found at Ilaffendea Brae,
A large variety of shelled beans and peas
for table ase ; also choioe aaed potatoes aad
anion seta.
Haffeadea Bros, weald call special atten
tion to their stock of canned goads; all
kinds of table fruits, the vary beat that are
put up. Canned tomatoes, corn, peas,
beans, etc, cheaper and nicer than 70m eaa
put them up at home. The greatest variety
of dried fruits aver brought to tha eity.
The Baltraad Meeting.
Axbamt. FeW7th, 1879.
Pursuant to a call made by tha citi sens ef
Albany ameeting was held at the Court House
te take iato consideration tho question of se
curing tha proposed narrow gauge railroad,
starting at Springfield, in Lane county. Ore
goo, and running from thanoe to this city.
Tba meeting was called to order by Bev,
R. C. Hill, and L. C. Rice was elected Chair
maa and T. P. Haeklemaa Secretary.
Speeches ware mads by many citiaene favor
ing the movement Oa motion tha follow,
ing committee was appointed to correspond
with the Narrow Gasge Railroad Company,
for tha purpose of ascertaining whether they
weald bring the read to Albany or not, and
if so, for what consideration: T. P. Hackle
man, J. IL Foster, Jason Wheeler, M. V.
Brown and Thoe. Monieith.
On motion the meeting adjourned until
next Friday evening (to-night), Feb. 14tb, at
7:30 o'clock.
L. C. KICE, Chairman.
T. P. Hacxumav, Sea'y.
At the V. P. Church.
On account of the absence of tha Bev. Dr.
Irvine from tha eity there will be aa Barmen
delivered at tha U. P. Church next Sabbath.
On tha Sabbath following, Fab. 23d, tha usu
al services may Da expected. The morning
subject at that time will be "The Psalms,
aad the authority for their use in worship.''
The Beasoa ef It.
People always jump at a good thing, and
that is the reason L. E. Blaia is selling so
many suits just now when times are tha dull'
est in the year. He has put his clothing and
furnishing goods down to remarkably low
figures, go as to dispose of them and make
room for a new spring stock.'
Aa Opportunity.
See notice of "farm for sale." ' Mr. CleaV'
er is anxious to sell, and a bargain can be
secured if tha purchaser should make an
early application. ''
Ceaair Court. .
Ceunty Court for this county was In ses
sion last week. Present Judge Johna and
Commissioners Powell and McDonald Fol
lowing are tha proceedings!
Tha petitiea asking for a bridge at Davia1
lorry on Ban tiam. waa continued.
Feea aUowad in ease of State va Dan Wag
not.
T P Goodman was allowed H.C4 for spikes
ana lumber for his Road District
Jebn Walton was allowed 70.70 for keep.
In I Huteiiins, a pauper, for 4 months and
20 days.
rrank Davison was allowed $15.50 for
lumbar ia Road District No 7.
J II Rd wards was appointed Justice of tb
Pesos for Brush Creek Precinct
O T Craft was allowed tl 14.25 for keei.ing
utile and Kelly, paupers.
A proposition from O.TfCraft to keep Li.
tie aad KsUy, paupers, at tba rate of 1200
par annum each waa accepted.
it waa ordered that from and after Janu
ary 2Cth I Hutch Lis should not be eensidered
a pauper.
race la tba State va P Blanoy disallowed.
ins sum o 20 waa appreuriatod for the
relief of Christina Jordoa.
0 "oland waa appointed Constable for
Ibanoa precinct
1 he sum of I'JOwaa appropriated for tha
relief ef Edward Mathews.
Tha matter of extending relief to O.
MoKinaey waa continued.
The following Road Supervisors were ap
pointed:
District No 7 J L Bilyeu, of Solo.
6 Cbae Cela, Kcio.
4-N M Fellas. Lebaaoa.
2 Milton Houstoa, Albany.
38 Alfred Simmons, Sbedda.
61 David Bilyeu, Scio.
47 Ham MoCully, Harrisburg.
58-Mart Miller, Albany.
88 A Dawson, Albany.
49-Wm II Thompson, Albany.
43 John Huston, Shedd.
87 L CarL Scio.
27-Itob't Frskes. Harrisbortf.
20 R W Broase. HaUey.
28-J 1" Davis, Harrisburg,
24 -W D Uockensmith, Halsey.
18-IIarlaa Halbrt,Hataey.
18 Thus Heading, Lebanon.
13- N D Conn, Lebanon.
14 Albert Philippi, Albany.
9-C W Cowan, Lebanon.
IU ports war reoaived from the followio
Road Supervisors for 1878:
Aewtoa Houston, of District No. 2; O O
Comptoa, 4s T M Burnett, ; F M Moore, 7;
Q W Taylor, 9, W J Smith. 14; A P Nye.
15s F M Powell, 1C. It L Smith, 18; W D
uockensmith, 24; Thoe A Churchill, 20; C
W Malsoa, 27; 8 K Oray, 29: T P Goodman.
TJ; George Auhart, 43; J M ChurchilL 49;
Jue Cuiseadoffer, 68; T B Prios, 6; J B Cor-
uett, 38; M A Bodgsrs, 47; W A PauL 57.
The following bills were allowed: Jui
Sing, 825.60; L II Moataaye, 20; Jas New
ib, 18.63; District Attorney, S; I C Dick
ey, 894-70; J C Mitchell. 44.29; Foahay St
00, 17; J M Braos, 3iC7. and 3.50; D
W Ballard. 125; Foahay. Mason, 1.S0; N
Payaa, 1.10; Ballard A Ebert, 3'J.r-O; I W
Ballard, 11.75; J Gradwobl.C9.37; J V K
oibKuaa, 6.25; J F Whiting. 4; John
Bnggs, 4.60; Dr J I. Hill, 15; J A Upham.
; Aimtnet Attorney, 5. and 10; F S Ihin
lag. B; J L Cowaa, 200.75; I C Dickey, 15;
C T Craft, 150; J 8 Morgan. 12; John Usher.
3; A Wheeler, 4.08; M A Bodgers. 11.73;
Davis Bra's. 8.
MATTias ik raosATa. -The
widow of B R Grimes made anplira.
tioa for assi goes set of dower, and Tuesday,
March 4th. 1879. was sot for the hearing of
ebjectua to the granting of the applies.
USA.
Tbos O Grimes was appointed guardian of
the person and estate ef Bell E. Grimes, a
inor. Boads pUosd at $9,000.
W II G ultra was appointed executor of the
last will aad testament of Joshua II aril man.
Boads placed at 18,000.
The guardian of tha parson aad estate of
Harper L Craaor, a minor, applied for aa or
der to soil eertaia real estate property. Ap
plication greeted.
L C Bios, Peter Bithar and K Buchanan
wsre appointed to appraise the property be
longing to the aetata of J nardman, de-
8 A Tremble, guardian of Lewis U and
Archibald Allen, minors, presented his sec
ond account, which waa allowed. ,
O P Cos bow, administrator ef the estate
of F M Bice, presented his flrst aocounte
trhich waa allewsd.
The final aooount of the executors of the
estate of Jeremiah Rail tea waa allowed and
settled aad tha executors ordered discharged
upon their filiagpseeipta, etc.
Ths final aoooust in the estate of Edward
A Altree waa rendered aad found correct,
and tha executor waa ordered discharged up.
en his filing the receipts from legatees.
The Alkoay Raw Mills.
v
Allsa, Eobinaon A Co. have nearly 8,000,.
000 feet ef logs bow in tho Calapooia en routt
er this city, and the last rise ia the river
will probably land them here. On tha rise
bout a month ago, nearly all of them were
a eut ef the mountains, a great many
getting down several miles below Browns
ville, After their arrival hern the saw mill
will start up and run night aad day, and
lumber ef the beat quality will again be plan
Chaasjed Bands Again.
The Rtg'uUr has changed hands again, or.
rather, has increased tha number of its pro
prietor daring the past week. It is now
printed by the "Register Publishing Co.,"
composed ef Gen. E. L. Applegate, J. C.
Small, M. H. Strout and Paul d' Heirry, the
latter formerly of the Linn County Leader.
We wish our new oe temporaries succeaa in their
enterprise, but it looks to ns like four pro
prietora ia rather too heavy for a country
weekly.
The Teanneranee Alliance.
Oar oitisens should remember that on next
Wednesday the State Temperance Alliance
convenes at the Court House in this city,
and every one interested in the good work
should make arrangements to accommodate
some of the delegates. A great many will
be in attendance, and they must be attended
to. It will net de to let our reputation for
hospitality suffer.
oelable, supper aad Fair.
The Ladies' .A I J Society give their long
talked -of sociable, supper and fair next week
on Washington's birthday. Don't forget
this. Be sure to go and enjoy yourself.
Seed Kenort,
' We learn that the weather in Ochooo Val
ley at last accounts was moderating, although
the thermometer had indicated'B10 degrees
below zero early in the past month. Stock
has not suffered and the snow is disappear'
iug very fast. -
TUB ViKPEftTES'll KsUDK.
Hhs seme lull chisel te his aims,
It really mads hint stslr
To hsvs ber Risks s bult for lilin
Heure he ooulil prepare.
Us tried to screw bis oourage up, ,
And did kls levsl bet
To nail the matter then and there,
While clasped unto his breast,
says he : "It sugars well l.r tn,
And UI seems to hlngs on this ;
And what is mot-tine plane to mm.
The porob child wants a kiss."
Us kissed her Up, bs klmw! hnr clink,
And called her his adored .
lis dons his elaw hammer nest work
And she will there his Iwacd.
Council I'rorenllngs.
n.t ..... . .
ueiiiy iouiicii met in regular session
last Taesday evening. PresentMayor
Monteith and Aldermen Martin, Kline, Ma
son, Soott, Bontley and Itioo.
Minutes of previous mseting read and sp.
proved.
Committee en Accounts reported in favor
of cutting down J. W. Baldwin bill of 20
to f 16. IUport adopted.
Committee on Streets reported in favor of
tha potition asking for an order for a side
walk on the sooth sidsof Fifth street from the
east side of Joffnrson to the west side of Ba
ker, lleport laid on table until next meet
ing.
L. IL Moutanye, who had been appointed
by the City Council to take the census of the
city, made his report It put the popula
tion at 20G4, of which M are Chinese. The
report wa received and it was ordered that
Mr. Moatanye receive 325 for bis service.
A petition wa presented asking for an ex.
tension of the fire limits ao aa to include the
two half blocks on First street between Ells.
worth and Broadalbin. Referred to Commit-
too on Fire and Water.
A petition was received from a committee
appointed by Albany Engine Co. Ko. I ask
ing that tha city purchase the hose tower
erected by that Company. Referred to Com
auittoe on Accounts and Current Kjpenars.
Aa ordinance bill regaling the ordinance
which gave the right to Senders Jt Sternberg
to have exclusive use forever of a part of
Hreadalbiu strict, passed, waa signed by tke
Mayor, and is printed in thi issue of the
Democbat.
Aa ordinance bill relating to the building
01 croas-waias, according to the provisions
.. . .
of the new charter, passed to iu second read
ing and was referred to ths Committee on
Ordinances.
The following bills were alio wed: K, Car.
Ur It Co., $4. SO, for sjwood bs; P. C. Har
per, 113.20, fees; J. W. An.lcrwm, 23.23,
fees.
The following bills were rt-fcrred to Com.
mittoe on Accounts; K. Sail marsh, for eoal
oil, ; P. W. Spiuk, wood. $J 30; Mansfield
k Mnnteith. for job work, &J; J Gradwohl,
for lamp, etc., $15; Foshay t- Mason, 87.12;
I Mine, spittoons, etc., f 3; II. Sosscns,
82.60; J. W. Baldwin, for drawing np an or
di nance bill, 815.
BVIrsalea to the Alliance.
Tieo. K. Chamberlain, President of the
Blue Ribboa Club, ha appointed the fol
lowing persons to represent that organisation
in the Temperance Alliance which meets in
thi city on Weducsday of next week:
F.ugene Buchanan, Mrs J II r'wtr.
Mm T P Haeklemaa. Dr Anirie L Kurd.
II C Clement.
I. Plinn.
C f Parka.
Frank McKoight.
11 11 Hewitt,
O W Walker.
Kstella Howard,
t'haa ItaUsmlcn,
W U Floyd.
C II Stewart,
Mrs 7. It Opp.
EUa Hunsaker,
Klla Hideout,
T B Whit,
Mat E Foster.
Maxgie Mouteilh,
U I'ewoll.
I! ' Ktrahan.
I M TboniDson.
Jennie V t'latk.
rlura Kumbaugh,
llcttie J Miller.
J neon Whoclt-r,
Mrs II K I'arks,
Dra More Bcnaesed.
C A Plutnmor has afr list got into his
new quarters in the Odd Fellow Temple.
He has been delayed a great deal lonjrcr than
he expected in moving, but now he can con
gratulate himself on having the best looking
store this side of Portland. All the wood
work aad painting in the room ia artistic and
PTummer is arranging bis stock so as to show
it off to good advantage.
rrosai the rrlrJd of war Yoalh.
We extend ear thanks to our old school
mate and friend, Gen. J no. K, NefT, Secre
tary ot State of Imliana.'for a copy of his
Annual Report Gen. Noff has served the
Hoosier" Stale as Secretary for the past
four years, and his course has met with the
hearty approval of his wholo commonwealth.
John ! Long may yon wave 1
Malrlassay In Ccrsnaay.
A letter received a few pays ago from Ben
Kohn, formerly a merchant of this city, says
that ha is still in Bamberg, in Bavaria, and
that he is getting along finoly. Tha letter
waa written about the middle of January and
stated that he would be married in about one
month, ao that by this time the happy event
hss probably transpired.
Albany Hlghtly Ahead.
A short time age the Salem papers were
blowing considerably about the postoSce at
that place having registered G2 letters in end
day. Our town is not quite as large as the
capital, but on last Wednesday our post in as
ter registered tixiy-four lettors, and besides
that twenty-two more passed through the
effioe. A pretty (rood day's work.
A Clese Call.
Sheriff Diokey ia discouraged because ha
didn't get his Chinaman who was loitering
around the jail last Tuesday morning trying
to steal something. But he put a bullet in
pretty close to his rotreating corpus. The
Sheriff is a good shot, and we would honest
ly and seriously advise all vandals to either
wear a coat of mail or "keep off 'a his heath.
An important Acquisition.
Arrangements have been made by Prof.
Garrison, the well-known writing teacher,
to give instructions to the various schools of
tha oity. Sooh a work is . greatly needed
here, and we wish the Professor and his pa
pils abundant success
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A Temperance Lecture.
Dr. J. W. Watts, the champion of temper
once in this State, will deliver a lecture en
his favorite topic at the Court House next
Tuesday evening. Give him a rousing
house.
Congregational Charon.
The subject of the discourse at the Congre
gational Cburoh next Sabbath morning will
be "Immortality and he Second Advent."
In the evening "The Raven and the Dove.
And, oh 1 that delicions gilt edge butter
at Haffenden Brothers is enough to rnnne
your month water.
More of tltone choice Tealnon
faama coining moon to naffendea
Bros. They shipped 1 big lot of
thcaa the ethwr day to the r&lace
Hotel, San Frauelneo.
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DR. MIYTira l FX ETA I. US KBTHmrTlE-
ri.
Will cure all dimses ot the Kldnevs, Bladder aad
I'rtnarv urzana. Hundreds have heeo rand after all
other moruics had (ailed. Hi English Daadehoo
1111 have no equal in all eaaes ol Iisease) Liver,
ivnclu or aiiv Bilious deranremeut. Many of
your fouling rfiurna. (root experience will vouch aa
to ther virtue, bold by drugvwu.
Or. tllhtlr's Teen-table SephrvUcwam.
Wilt run all dbeaaea ol the Kidneys, Bladder and
t'rtnanr Orexn. Hundreds have twen cured slur su
cither remedies have failed. Uis Kns-tiah iMndolmoo
lllls have no equal m all cases u( Dieeaeed Uver, Dys.
ueeeia or any liiMlous deranresneni. siaay es your
kodtnr dUariM of tisks dty will vouch as to their vir
tue. Ta be bad of ail drugxists.
Triumph of Science-
Chemistry never achieved a more decid
ed triumph than in the production Of
HOZODONT, which in a botanical prepara
tion of wondrous efficacy, in preserving
aud beanlifyinK the teeth, rescuing them
from decay, and rendering tbean as white
as alabaster. It is a toilet luxury of which
all abould avail themselves. The unpleas
ant odor communicated to the breath by
catarrh, bad teeth, etc. Is entirely obviated
by this frarrant ana salutary aauseptio 01
which one bottle lasts a long time. Drug
gists and perfumers sell it.
ASTONISHING CURES! I
car BsitMltv.
alysls. Exhausted) Vitality, I as pair Neweory,
Mratal Itlseases. Weahneae ot rtwtaeafra
Orgaaa, Me., Ktc, ay tae
CELEBRATED ENGLISH UKEDY,
ant aatlct ceHrarw
Vital Restorative!
It re-tores HEARING and streutrtbooa
the EYESIGHT. It is mot a VlUAt'A
NOSTRUM.
Its effects are permanent. It haa no
equal. It ia neither a 8TI MTJLANT NOR
KXCITAKT. bnt it will do the work thor
oughly and well.
UK. MLSITliS ot uu.u ftrea aneoseo
the above complaints is largely duo to the
use or ttiia wonderrui nieaicine.
Prlco 13.00 oar bottle, or 4 times um
quantity for $18; sent scours from beerra-
UOU, Upon 1UIKJUI A M. AVM
.IN one irenuino wiwou ins signsuiie v
the proprietor, A. K. MINTlE, M. D.
fnysiciana nay tneae irvuoiea esumue ev
oared. .
The V ITAL, KlQSTUilATlVJS ano nr.
MinUe fc Co.'a Special Treatment testify
positively that they can.
COKBXLTATIO" FKKB.
Thorouch examination and asrvtoe, looted
Ins analysis, S.W Address
- DR. A. K. HINTI1 CO.,
Graduate of University of Pentssylveata asut
late Resident Burgeon, OrUtapoKlio Hoaotsal.
Philadelphia. .
Special treatment given at reasonable ratee.
AllWers should be seat to No. U, Kearney
street. Ban Frauolsoo.
Offlee hours 10 A. x. te S r. .. eedly : I h
venlugs. Sundays," II A. at. to 1 F. at. only.
nSlyl.
UOLBROOSt: & LUDLOW'S
SHOES.
Ladies desiring; perfection In fit, sty.'e,
comfort and durability, should not faO te
call on Samuel E. Young and gat tbe fa
mous Helbrook & Ludlow shoe,
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Notice to Creditors.
HAVING SOLD OUT MY INTEREST
ia the Albany Meat Market on Satur
day, Jan. 10, all those knowing themselves
indebted to me np to that date are request
ed to come forward at onee and settle. Tbe
books can be found at tbe Market.
2w o. V. MOTLEY.
, Notice.
Whereas, My wife, lizzie Mills, haa
without just cause or provocation, left my
bed and board: now therefore tbe pub
lic ia hereby forewarned that I will not be
responsible for any debts which she mar
contract. JOHN MILLS.
Lehsuson, Linn Oo., Jan. 1, 1878.
laveaters aad Patentee
should send for Instructions, terms, refer
ences, ate., to Edison Brothers, Solicitors,'
of Patent, Washington, D. C, who fur
nish the aame without charge. Edison
Brothers ia a well known and successful '
firm of large experience, bavins; been es
abliahed sutoa 1866. 14:12tf
The Centaur Liniments are of two kinds.
The White ia for the human family ; theYei
low is for hones, aheep, and other nimalcc,
Testimonials of the efiecta produced by these
remarkable Preparations are wrapped around
every bottle, and may be procured of any drug
gist, or by mail from the Offioe of Ths Cbk
TAca OoatrAKT, 48 Day Street, New York
City 13:39rl
A BcBarkable Result.
It makes no difference how many Phys
icians, or hew much medicine you have)
tried, it in now an established fact that
German Syrup ia the only remedy which
haa given complete saUiafaotion in severe
oases of Lung Diseases. It ia true there
are yet thousands of persona wbe are
predisposed to Throat and Lung A fractions,
Consumption, Asthma, Severe Colds set
tled on the Breast, Phnenmonia, Whoop
ing Cough, Ac., who have no personal
knowledge of Boachee'a German Rvrnn.
Te such we would say that 60,000 dozen
were sold last year without one complaint.
Consumptives try just one bottle. Regu
lar also 7o cents. Hold Dy ail drggista in
America,
Respiration was earned oa with great dUSrahy Ha
blwe hpe aad linger nails denetetl a state of eoUapeei
the physioiaa had notified the BMtlwr to prepare tor
and euabmit to separation troas her child. WcMpins;
and sympathetic friends Ailed the roees. Cearestiaa of
the lungs waa rapidly teralaatiaa; fatally. Fellow's
H;rpoi)fxpalte wai mit,red, with Cod Liver Oil.
in accordance with the printed directions. A chaos
fur the better was apparent in as hour ; and is sixteen
hoars the child Wss enabled to eeorh up ths ebeloso
tioa, and its life was saved.
The above la a true account el what oumiiad in the
family of thi writer ia 187s.
Fellow's Compound Syrup of Bypophosphites
speedily and persaaneatly enres Canrveuoo c4 tb
Lungs, Bronchitis. CfecMumptiea, Nsrviassi Prostra
tion, Shortness ef Breath, Palpitation el the Heart,
Trembliaf ol the Band and Limbs, Physical and Men
tal Depreealon, Less ol Appetite, Loss of Knertry, Lees
ol Memory. It will rapidly improve the weak toed
InUliM. J WMM A 1 luul. J .
health npon voluntary, semi-voluntary, and iavoiim
tary nervous action. It acts with viyor,renl)neee, and
subtlety, ewoing to the exquisite harmony ef iss la
erettients, akin to pure blood itself, lie taste is
pleasant and its effects permanent.
DON'T FORGET IT.
If yon are troubled with nervousness, are
disheartened, tired of life, fear death or
feel out of sorts as the saying is, you may
safely conclude that yoa nave the Dispep
sia or Liver Complaint. The liver is very
apt to become torpid thia season ef the
Tear as poisons arising from stagnant wa
ter or decaying vegetation are more numer
ous and are through Inhalation taken into
the blood. ' Unless the liver is strong and
active, and furnishes a supply of fresh and
pure blood to drive out the impurities,
the above mentioned symptoms surely fol
low, and if not heeded, end in more terri
ble diseases and death. White's Prairie
Flower proves itself the Great Liver Pana
cea. I to action on the liver is different
from any medicine ever compounded. Its
eures are truly wonderful. Try it. Price
twonty-flvn coals and seventy-five ccuts.O