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...MARCH 12, 1880.
im COUHTY DEMOCRATIC CONYEH
TIOH.
A lViiiocKuic Conveutiou for Linn-County,
O.rpiu, will l held in Albany, on
YtiiiCMdy. March 31, 1SAO.
at 10 .loek A. M., for the purpose of electing
iiftecu delegates to at'.. ml the Democratic
folate Convention, and fr tlio nomination of
a fu'.l county ticket, a follows :
Oae State Senator, (5 llcprcsentativo,
County Juje, 2 Coniiiisinuers, Clerk, Sher
iff, Trramrer, A?rrssor, School Sn periutend
tut, Purveyor and Coroner.
Tlie various lVuaict f the County will
hold their priuiark-s on Saturday, March 20,
at 1 o'clock r. at,, for the purpose of electing
IVlcgntes to tlie Cohuty Convention, aud to
uonmi.-xlo candidates for Precinct otT.cc.
Precincts tha, I entitled to representation
as follows:
K-et Ailv... .,
We AIUuy...
lU41tll
llrte-h l-reek......
I Vul.T . .... ....
Vallvv.. .
Franklin i:uU..
ll4rntmri;..M,..
It ij-cy .,
! UAy ...
... . i; OrKwii
S.StrsettaM
:i,s,-H
S;SheJd
.... 4 i iuittammMH.H
.... 7 jseet IliHue.....
S.Walcrloo ....
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T it 1 nomtur of Jeli-salnt........ ........, "b
I'.y order of the Linn Connty Central Com
mittor. " MAKT. v. p.nowx,
V. It. P.h.yki, Chairman.
Sec re tar v.
TVurbrr la. ;..
Albany. March S, ISSO.
V'j A' 2YkAr of Linn Ojn.t!if. i&xt propo
in j I J fM ; ii 7 of.'ier jViea.U of rjitett
tio. You are herehy cordially invited and earn
estly requested to attend the Teacher Insti
tute to W hcl.l at Halsey on the 1st, 2ud and
3d of April, l&M. A goo-1 programme haa
been provided aud the ditTcreut subjects to
(h jirescuiod before the itistitute have been
committed to able ittsf : nciors. We hope yon
will cheerfully respond to thU nrgent appeal.
Kvery teacher in the couuty s'uiuld be pres
ent if possible. -t no trivial excuse prevent
your alter dance. If you are a teacher of
lara experience and have bad good aucceas
in the achoul room, yon should be J resent to
assist in the work of instruction, if you are
yoaojj in years aud limited in experience,
you should be present to catch tho better
methods of older teachers; if yon are a stran
ger in the country, yon should lie present to
acquaint yourself with tho terriers and the
school work. If you are expecting tn teach
ymir fat-sJl"'d this spring, then by al!
iif.T:. yoa should be prevent that you may
profit by the existence oi others. Tlie rules
and regnlatloni of the State I5ord of Educa
tion reijH'n- the attemlaneo of all the teach
ers of the public schools of the county.
Teachers will not be required against their
wishes to participate ia the discussions. Ar
rangeinenta have beeu ma.io with the Rail
road Company for y"vr return tickets to all
who pa) full fare in gein to tlie Institute.
Ivet ns know by postal card or letter whether
yoa will be present, and if not why not.
Address the County Superintendent at Al
bany, Oregon. The g ul poopla of Halsey
oiler to cntcrtdiu the teicher free of charge.
Wry respectfully. U 3. TOWKLU
Snp"t. I'ublie Instructions.
h. jr. 1...i;eit, Snp't. Lion Co.
Oar ktMl r.l;-rllu.
On lae-i, ilonday the voters of this school
district held an election for one director and
clerk, and resulted as follows : For direct
or, II. II. Heaitt, 12C; Ceo. 1'atterson, 03.
For Clerk. John II. Uurkbart, 1S5; John X.
luiiea:i, 5i We Lear considerable dissatis
faction expred ia regard to the ruling of
the judjt-s of ehjeiion in the qualification of
voters. We understand that several persons
who have rcperty subject to taxation in this
' district were not al.owed to vote for the reas
on that thi-y had not yet paid any taxes on
their property. Takiirg this view of the mat
ter a person worth thousands of dollars might
hive moved into this district at any time
after the school clerk made his last assess.
nient, and still he would not 1 e allowed to
vote. And follow it still farther. In a few
' ; days the school clerk will assess all the taxa
ble property ia the district and collect the
taxes niton it, and iiersons who were debarred
from having a ch-ico ia the election of
director will have to pay taxes in to them.
or, not really to thrui, bisf they will have the
dUpeniing of all the money belonging to the
dwlrict. Any one can see at a glance that
tUero i a '"serov l-e" somewhere in this
fo!e:
Modesty is to a woman what the delicate
bloom i. t o the peach its greatest beauty.
bat onue i' -He, no human power can restore
i t. Man J modest wonieu sn ffer in silouce for
years ui h the most painful sffectioriS of the
delicat-i vital organs of the body, rather than
to-iinpa: i the knoledge of their sufferings to
a ph;-:-Ujii. This great army of martyrs
v. i'i i! rejoiced to know that at last a purely
vegetable and harmless remedy has been dis
covered, which cores immediately all diseases
and weakness of the kidney and bladder, no
mattsr of how Ioii2 standing or of what na.
ture. It i3 the wonderful OREGOX KID
NEY TEA, which is sold by oil druss'ists,
in l chiljunqea the world.
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!'eruunl.
lie. H. Sr. Dodd, o ie of the ttalwart Dem
osrats of Astoria, c-alied during thtt week.
Ja is visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. IX V.
Mason, of this city.
Mr. Thad. Hanford, formerly editor of the
Seattle IiilelU'jatcr, was among our visitors
of the week.
Hon. ILA- Bensall, of Yaquina Bay was
jn tlje city last Friday, and is' sanguine auil
putusiastio over the prospect pf the jnjprove
Uient of that harbor. '
Wral'aer in VtaM-a,
J. J. Davi.-!, of this city, received letter
a day or two ago fs-om Hon. A. R. Webdell,
which was written on Crooked River on :the
1st of March. lie says the ground is still
frozen over there to the depth of six or eight
inches, aud that in coufeijtienoe grasi will be
scarce even in April. Tlie weather is still
severe, and if it should continue for any
length of time thousands of cattle will die.
lp:va! Meetings. . "
The series qf religious meetings are btill in
progress at the 1-jvangqlical church in this
pity, and are yery interesting. They will ba
cflntinued through nes:t weejf.
At VTatou-s f Uool!iou-.e,
"' Jieliioqs services w ill be held at WaUpua
school house next Babbath afternoon at 3
c'clock by the pastor of the Evangelical
churv-b. of this city, ; - "
FlUDAY.
Imartaal Itallread MerUsa.
Follow iug are the minutes of tho meeting
of the citizens of Albany held March 8th,
ISSO, to consider the proposition of Mr. Wil
liam Keid, President of the Oregon Iiailway
Company, to extend the Dayton, Sheridan
and Grande Itonde llailroad to Albany.
L. Flinn was elected chairman and T. I.
Uacklemaii, Secretary. Ths Oregon lUilway
Co. was represented by Mossrs. McKenzio'&
Stearns, Tho following letter from Mr.
Keid, containing the proposition of the Com
pany in regard to building the extension re
ferred to above was read to-wit:
OiiKooN- Railway Comtany, Limited,
Poktlamo, Or., March (1, ISSO.
T. P. Hackleman, Msq., Albauy t
Jinir Sir: Your lotter of yesterday has
been considered by our Directors.
If the people of Albany would raise forty
five thousand dollars, one-third ( 13.000)
payable alter our road reaches that city from
lay ton, another third payable one year
thereafter, and the last third payable when
ever we roach the city of Portland from Al
bany, or if we reach this city next year
then that third would be (913,000) livable
one year thereafter tu the fall of we
will on return for that subscription connect
with your city as speedy at possible but not
later than above mentioned rioda, and pro
vided of oeurse that the county bridge was
built ahead of na.
There are many reason why Albany should
prefer the west side connection to Portland.
1st. The distance eur Kugiaeer tails us, is
SO miles r'.'i Dayton, Dallas and Monmouth
to Albany from Portland.
2nd. As we do not ask any money uutd
you get the road yoa have the eertaiuty of it
if you raise ynurwubsuriptions ahead.
3d. Yoa have then two competing and in
dependent Railways to Portland and thus
you have your 'city prosperity and future is
fixed beyond a doubt.
4th. If there ever should be a port of ship
ment at Yaquina Bay tit to load vessels draw
ing 14 feet of water, we would guarontee to
go there whenever this was proved, ria Kings
Valley in connection with the Yaquina liay
KailroM Uompany.
5th. r.ren although Albany makes connec
tion with Lebanon by a broad gaage tut me
ask your people the quest-on what would a
brancn ot 1. miles to toat city do Albany 7
None, but considerable harm. Why? lie.
cause at present the people of Lebanon are
bound to Haul to Albany, but when that
branch was bcilt the Lebanon people's wheat
and passengers will be hauled past Albany
straight to rorlland so that your people will
be worse etf than now.
In regard to the bridge across the Willam
ette at Albany, that belongs properly apeak
ing to the citizens of Benton and I inn to. do.
Hence we wiU agree to take oar ralwsr op
posite to Albany, and guarantee that if we
did so, that whenever a bridge was built
across the river we would free of charge place
oar depot at whatever place in the city of
Albany the people desired us across that
bridge the cost of which latter ire would not
pay. Yours truly.
illiasI i;ui, 'resident.
A committee of seven was appointed toj
whom the propositions above mentioned were
referred with authority to confer with Mr.
Reid and receive any other proposition in re
gard to the matter which he might desire to
offer. The following named gsutlemed com
pose the committee : ' Judge R. S, Strahan,
Thomas Monteitb. 3. II. Foster, Dr. C. V.
Crawford, Jason Wheeler, ii. Ti Young and
ohn Crawford.
On motion the committee was authorized
to consider the advisability of the citizens of
Albany building a bridge across the Willam
ette, the nse thereof to be dotiatcl to the
first Railroad Company that will connect this
city with the East or the Yaquina Bay by
rail.
Adjourned to meet Monday evening March
5th, at s-SSO o'clock r. M., at the Court
Houte.
The WmI llarkrl.
We this week received direct from the
largest wool dealing Urn in Xew York City
their regular monthly report, and as great
many of oar readers are deeply interested in
the matter we publish extracts from it :
Since onr last circular the Wool market
has continued very active for all descriptions
of Wool, particularly for fine and coarse de
scriptions. Medium Wools, on account of
their scarcity probably, are not reportwt
largely in the sales. CTBe greater part of the
business daring the past lour weeks has been
in tine Wools.
The position of the goads market continues
strong. Mannfacturers generally have large
orders ahead, and on some descriptions, par
ticularly flannels, material advance in price
has been obtained. ' . - .
When we take into consideration the fact
that this is usually tho season when the
strongest efforts are used by lioyers to de
press prices and thereby inuuenee tUo views
of farmers at the opening of the clip, the
firmness and activity in the Wool market is
particularly . noticeable. Jt is owing, of
course, to the continued demand from manu
facturers, particularly those who refusing
to believe that the advance in December was
a healthy one are now forced to purchase at
higher figures, we anticipate a steady strong
market for the present, with prices fully up
to present q notations. -
CAMFoesiA woom. w lute receiving some
benetit from the improved demand, have not
advanced except on choice lots ot Spring,
The fall wools in stock were bought on an
excited market in San Francisco, and will
bardiy realize cost. .,-!.(--
Oi:ei;os Wools have been in good demand.
and the supply of Valley Wools is about ex-
nanstecj.
l ESA-i Woaui have been in good demand.
although the firmness of holders has restrict
ed sales' somewhat. We noderstind that
some of the larger clips have been contracted
tor on the theeu s back.
Territory Woolh. ot ail kinds, nave been
ia good request) but little remain in market
now, except tow Colorado lal jother wools.
which have beenheld atiligures relatively
above their value". - ( , r
offering;."-- -" v. . i"
, rOKEW.j irooi. T.'he light upp y t( uo
mestie fleeces, haa ooupclitd niaui icturers
to tor a their attention to t ore,;i . ti,1- in
eonsenuenOe of which the sarjolies at hand
have been nearly .closed, out, and the greater
portion of the expecteit arrivals soi.i ! man
nfactureri "to arrive. -' The nnasu;.. smand
has scain advanced 'rr.ces on t' - Weort
abroad, and' the tra"'wene not a. : ed te
twelve yvu from the Ljpndon mut Tejiersr
Ing in advance of fifteen per cent, on Austra
lian Wools,
The price in Vew York U,kea from this
report which can be telied u p&a ' correct,
are as follows j -
Oregon and Southern States, 3Sa i5; Call
fornis, 1840 Texas, 1840-TeiTitories,
2340; Eastern and Middle BfaJe, 3GG0:
foreign, 3I50. , ,m
i.t i ti'
rresbyterv of UrfJl
The Presbytery of Oregon will meet iu this
city, on Tuesday the ICtb inst, la the hall
of the Y. P, C. A., at 7 P. st. The opening'
sermon will be preached by Her. A. L. Linds-
ley, of Portland, On Wednesday evening
there will.be services of a religious character.
The public is cordially invited to attend these
meetings, , m -v.-wfr,'v
Aannal Crrnia riealr.
At the last mooting of the German .Aid
Society of Albany it was decided that a pic
nic be given by the Society next May.- The
following persons were appointed to", take
charge of the affair: Jos; Webber,'-'Sen.,
Fred Sfyller, John Hon'matUM'.G Pum and!
John Riley,' Our German f i iehds always
make a decjded success of thei? picnics.
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, Quarterly HeMlais;. f
The regular quarterly .meeting of Rt. Paul's
M. F,, Chorch, South,' will be Ijold next Sat
nrday and Sabtjsth, s Communion on Sab
bath mernin ' Kverybody will be made
welcome.
t'lrcnlt ('earl.
Following is a root rd of the disposal of
cases at the present term of Court up to yes
tereay morning
8 COP-aroes va M V Rrown, ct !
Equity, Continued.
4 Thomas Daniels vs Agues Daniels. Di
vorce. Dismissed.
6 Hodges Wilson rs Silver Hill Mining
lo. ivputy. Decree for plaiutill.
"fl Andrew McCnlley et UK vs Sophia
Briggs, F-quity. Con'tinuod.
7John McKinnoy vs T S Stnmiiern.
F-quity. Continued.
Coos lWiy Wagnu Road Co vs the Coun
ty of Coos and County Court of Coos County.
Writ of review. Continued.
0 Duncan Mol'lifo vs J M Reach. Ap
peal from Justices Court. Judgment fur
plaintiff.
10 1 A Carter ot al vs G 11 Mo Kinney et
al. Equity. Judgment for defendant,
H J S Berry vs Ad tidgar. Appeal from
Justices Court Judgment for plaiutill'.
14 John Conner n Philip tirigiby. Ac
tion to recover utouey. Judgment for plain-
tin.
1311 A Davis vs John Teters et al.
tion to recover money. Continued.
lli -II A Davis vs John Teters rt al,
tion to recover mouoy. Coiitinmd.
17 Amentia l.oytou vs I'' M Iji ton.
vorce. Divorce granted.
18 A McCalley vs KluaUth Hitter. .
Ac
Ac
in equity. Continued.
l'J A MuCnlloy va the Albany Tunners'
Co. Suit in equity. ContinuetL
St) Phil Cohen vsPhilip tiligsby. Aetiou
to recover money. Judgment for plaiutill'.
22 Corbett & Failing va J Thompson k
Sons. Action to recover money. Judnieut
for plaintiff.
-1 arah A Ale.Maiiaii vs a McMiilian.
Diveroo. Rt-lorreil to Judgt Johus to titko
testimony.
!u Umon hmith vs J A ilwu. Ac
tion to recover. nionc'. Judgment for plain
titr. ' !S -A dani Tripp vs R McCUler. To ft.re-
close mortgsge. Klortgngn foreeloso.1.
-J Adam Tripp vs .S I Jittrell et ah To
foreclose mortgage. Coulimicl fcr want ol
service.
30 Geo II llines vs W II Rowland et nl.
To foreclose UHtrtfago. Mortgage fore
closed. 31 W S Strang vs W E IVyno. Action
to recover money. Judgment by default.
3.1-W K Kewhouo vs II 1. and M I Ap
nlesate. Action to recover money. Judg
ment by default.
35-J K Holt vs Sam II Morton. To fore
close mortgage. JuJgincnt by d. fault.
37 J n UunJirsou vs John Jackt-I. hanu-.
Coatirmed.
W A J Bales vs Wm Harris and HA
Bennett. Settled,
StiJo Kees vs Jas Core and wifti Con
firmation of sale. Continued.
In the matter of tho assti-itmcut of J
W Rector, insolvent. K N Tandy, assignee.
Pavment to bo made at the rate of luccliPi
on ?1.
f'sauril fraeredless.
Tlie City Contieil met in regular scasiou
last Tuesday night with all oflicers and mem
bers present.
After approviug the miaulcs of the la t
session, the Committee on Fire and Water
made a report recommending the purchase of
a lot for laun Engine Co. from John A. I raw-
ford, on Lyon street between First and Sec
ond. The report was adopted and on motion
the committee was instructed to purl base
said lot The lot is .10x132 feet, for which
$500 is to lie paid in January, I without
interest to that time.
lite petition ot r. u. :.piuk asking tao
Council to riiscontiuuo tho sidewalk on the
north side of block CO, was referred to Com
mittce on Streets and Public Property.
AU bill presented at last session were
found correct and ordered paid.
The report of Committee ou petition of In
Brenner for a lamp -t at corner of Ferry and
Third streets, was unfavorable. Report
adopted. . '
The Marshal and Recorder mad reports.
the latter being referred to ComiuitUe on
Accounts aud Correct Kxpcnses.
Tlio Recorder asked further lime f.ir ai
g, which was grant jd.
On motion of Martin, all the bids for city
printing were rejected.
On motion of Scott th R-ord.-r was di
rected to rc-advertio f..r bids for city print
ing. A nun. her of bills weru rnvive l aud re
erred to proper committee.
Rill of W. H. llu-toii, for washing hose.
under a suspension of rules. Was ordered paid.
On motiou of Scott, tho tiwhtu a'.i'.inicu
no vruficil lu CXI uithiiiii an fcsw J -uI-i
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on the back directs, commencing at 1 1 o'clock
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cacti night, except tnose at lire eogi-.ic nouses,
and a few prominent lamps on First stre -t.
Ou motion, the Marshal, was instructed Ut
notify the Dtw.K hat oilice, Frank VouU,
and Richards to abate uuisances aitjoining
their several places of business.
Adjourned.
T More I Ires.
Last Mouday evening at C o'clock onr fire
men were called ou.t iu a hurry by an alarm
given by the lire bell, and it Wat roan ascer
tained that a lire was u progress iu the store
of 1. G. Jackson. No. l's arrivad first and
taking in the hose extinguished tho lire in a
moment The cause of the fire was as fol
lows : Mr. Jackson had lighted two lainpa
and while standing on a stool to put them in
the chaudelier, ho hut his footing and fell to
the floor. Tho lamps wore brokeu and the
oil scattering all over the counter immediate
ly took fire. Mr, Jackson was insured by
C. IL Stewart for $3,000 iu tho Imperial,
London, Northern and Queen, and l'J. Hall,
Esq., of Portland, manager of thoso compa
nies, is now here adjusting the Iocs. N. II.
Allen and A. Ji, Mcllwain are the appraisers.
On Tuesday afternoon the department was
again called out? but the fire proved to be in
some small out buildings belonging to Dr. J.,
L. Hill and John Bgs. tiause little boys
And quitches, "Loss, about $100. No. 1'g ar
rived first, and the tiro was so small that the
steamer did not play.
K'.mv Il-i.ituu club.
The Blue Ribbon Club will hold a meeting
at the Y. P. C, A. Hall this oveniug, at
which time tho following will be the pro
gramme : , , .
1 Esssy "Tlie Old and tlto Ncw'-by
W. O. Palme. .
2 Addresses by Rev. Harris, N. B. Hum
phrey, Rev. R. C. Hill and John Connor,
The orchestra and the Ladies' Brass Il.ind
will furnish -music for the occasion.
Nasonle Hopper.
At the lost meeting of Baylcy Chapter, R
A. M-, held in this city on Saturday even
iug, Feb. 23th, Mrs. llouk.at the St. Charles
Hotel, furnished the supper, and thoso who
partook of it give it as their opinion that it
was the best ever served up in our city. Th
guests were so happy over the affair that
they passed a resolution thanking their
hostess foj treating them in" such a princely
niauner.,
(lipirlr.rljr Meeting.
Quarterly meeting will be held at the M
Ii church next Saturday ond Sunday. Rev,
J. S.-.MoCaia will preach on Saturday even
ing at 7:30 .o'clock, and likewise on Sunday
nioming and evening. Tho usual quarterly
love-feast will be held Sunday at 10 A, M. ,
sharp. ..The IIol Communion will be cele
brated immediately after preaching on Sun
day morning.
lie mk Timt.K ciiAiivx tf tony,
MuTlltLB.
. This powerful and patliello piece ws sag
grated by many of the painful incident of
tho memorable Irish famine of 184(1. The
tillo was the last request of an Irish lid to
his mother, as he was dying of starvation.
Site found three graius of corn in acorper of
his r.i'-i'nd Jacket, and save them to him. It
was all she had. The whole family were
puruhiiig from famine
(live mc three grains ut evrn, iimtlwr,
Only Hires (Trains ul com i
It 111 keep tin lltllo ll( 1 have
1111 His enmliic of tho hk tu.
I sin 0. Ins ut hungsr anil rul J, uMlior,
I ttijf uf liitnirer suJ oolj
And halt tin siruny of suvli s itmtli
sly tlM hsn nsvsr told.
I sin Kiuwol Ilk s wslf st ui) heart, inulh-r,
A wull tlist Is Here fur blewl
All lh HvsIoiik day, and III tiltflit ImhIiIv,
Uiiawlns for lack of fisxl.
I itmuncd uf lirasd In niy in.. II. it,
And Ihs sllit was boavsa W ses
I swoks with sn Mgsr, fsmUliliiK ll,
flut yu listl n bread fur uw.
II iw could I look to you, uk.Ui,t,
flow could I Inuk tu you
for hrnd to flvo your Urilnj Uo,
Wlin j.iu wvr larvlnir, i.'kT
Tor t road tli fnnilns In yuur olink,
And In yuur tys so lld,
And 1 li lt It In yuur buny hand,
As yuu laid It en yuur child.
Ttis ijuoun baa lands and gutd, inutlwr,
The (uen bss tsnda aud irwid.
While f sre furesd to your ily tri-aal,
A skeleton bsl to huld -A
Iwtw tliat Is dying "f want, m.illior,
Aa t am dying now,
Wllh s shiMtly luuk In Us auiikoa 4yf,
Aud fsnilns Uiua Its bruw.
Wli d haa Mor Ireland dons, mother,
Wbst bss pnnr Ireland dans.
That llio srurld luuks on, siul mv ui starts,
I'jrUliliiir una hy iinvT
! tits men uf Kii;lsnd ears wut, tuollisr,
TIm Brest men a id lh lilnh,
I t . b suff.riiu wxts of Ertu'p Mr,
V, Hrllicr thoy IU wr die?
tlierc U umiiy a bnvsbsart hurt, nwllur,
1 ' ing of ant and sold,
VliU wuly a ruts Uw cbaniHl, tnuiher,
Are nuiiy tint mil in cold ;
Tlu-rs are ri. li and proud bms tbm, hi illur,
tVilh wuixtrous suallh In Ww,
And tlis bread they fling to llwlr Jjv" W-uil.l
Wuuld elvs life to nsy and yuti.
liw nean r to my aids, mother,
funis nearer to tuy aide.
And bold me f.HKlli, as yuu held,
Siv father alien tm died ;
tnk-k, for I csint.4 mm you, ns4htr,
Ui breach is atatwluue;
kluther! dear mother t era I dij,
t.iie nu three gnitm wt cunt.
I apt. Mallhews isse.
Jii'of Dnnorrat:
In compliance with your request I submit
a brief account f the rase of the late Capt
Mathews, it being one of singnlsr character
and interest, known to the medical profession j
as r.irt.tno!l( tnUrrloi. Capt Mat hew a was I
about o0 year of age. of tetnpeiate habits, I
both iu eating and drinking, an intelligent I
liberal aud kindhcartixl gentleman. Hist
health had boeu slowly failing for more than I
a year, prior to the '."Jth of last November, I
when t iolent heuiorhage from the lungs cam I
on, w hich wa arrested in a few hour by the I
um of tho usual remedies for such cases. On I
exanuutiig him carefully the next day, 1
found bis body covered to a great extent,
with lurnin, s ie Urmrtl tl,n, raniug in
size from a small shot to the size of a turkey
egg; some of thorn were tender, others not so.
1 soon cams to the conclusion that the cause
of hemorrhage was the furtnation of similar
tumor in the lung. HisappetiUgsveawsy
at once and never became good again. I will
make a brief statement of the loading syoip.
torn : 1 requent hemorrhage from the lung,
atunded aud lo.lowl by severe coughs, lew
of appetite, frequeut severe paiu in the chtst,
first in the tuft then in the right, and occa
sionally iu both sides at once, occasional
headache, almost constant sick nrss or natwa.
frequent attacks of voutitiug of black fluid
matter, but little thirst, diUicult breathing,
with scusations of heat and autTocalluu, the
skia at the tame time nearly cold. Very rrat-
le,., little inclination to sleep, mind at times
excitable; at others calm, the last 4 or 5 day s
partially derange.!, attributed to lacU of do-
caruunualiou of tlie blood, as but one lung
, ,t ' '
lit llio lioi was ree,ivir.f n
(the left); he
! , , .
I died comatonO. .
On examination, follow ing was found to be
ti.e condition of the internal organs: I be lungs
(except the left lobe and half of the right lobe
of tho h ft lung) was covered aud crammed full
of tumors of a melanotic (dark mky colored)
and tubercular character. The liver was
wico the natural size, of a bright lemon col.
. ... .
or, very tender, almost rotten. The heart
iiifioile on rii.ht ai.la rf lha chest, as was rrw
diets,! from tho fact that no t.ulthm could
be found iu the usual place over the left side
f chest Tubercles on body of heart, also
on the ricl.t auricle, tho tizo of a lilbert: the
iuU-rcosted and pulmonary pleura, dis
.hragm, (heart case,) pericardium, surface of
stomach, peritoneum, mesenteric folds, in.
ternal and external eurface of the bowel aud
kidueys were more or less thickly studded
with tumors. They were also irabeded iu
the muscular structures of body and limbs;
there were, speaking in Donuua, Hundred
aud perhaps thousand of theto morbid
growths, each and every one a tax on his
ititl source. The wouder is that he lived
so long. This ia the second case only that I
lave seen in my 30 years of practice. There
were no cavities open or otherwise in the
lungs or other organs, anil nut one healthy
looking spot iu the body. I cannot close
Without acknowledging the kinduoss and
courtesy of Dr. Hill, Davis and Kelly, who
ably assisted mo in tho examination of the
body after death.
W, F. Alkxaniii:i:, M. P.
t'tiev RfSH Rnilin....
" "
Tho following is takcu from the Sluvdanl
of last Wednesday, and wo hope our readers
will peruse it s
A dispatch was reoeivod by the officers
the company in tins city, yestoniay, mat tne
uona oiuers in r.urope au piaoeu tne ur
IUBMUIIIVUV Vi, IIIIMIUT UtweMII V VOIUHIVMVV
the construction of the branch roads from
Albany to Lebanon and from Salem to Silver
ton in the hands of the Company's Treasurer,
Seven b,undred and fifty tons of new iron has
been purchased ana is ready for shipment,
while there is about twelve hundred tons of
old iron in the State which is being sent to
San Francisco to be rolled. This gives the
company over nineteen hundred tons of iron,
with plenty of means to push the work as
fast as possible. One of the merits of this
company since it has taken charge of the rail
mads in this valley is, it has kept faith with
the people and used its own money to build
up a "business" enterprise.
This seems to indicate that t,ke two pro-.
posed branch roads wjl be bu.ilt tli season
in timo to carry off the grain, crop. We like
tiip promptness with which this company car
ries forward its proposed roady
". will Sot Rrmove.
On account of my having mado locations
of land iu K.istcru Oregon recently, it is sup
posed by many that I expect to leave Albany,
but such is not the case. I expect to make
my home iu Albany in the future and will con.
tinue in tlje practice of my profession as here
tofore. - ...
H. J. Rocgbto-x,M. D.
t AHiiiora i ntv tKt.
ifdahlun fiult from tew York - Mprlng
styles,
Milan straw is scarce and high.
Pearls are superseding diamond.
Hand bouquets cannot be ton large,
Aurora is the lightest shade of pink.
Rat-skin furs are much worn in l'onn,
Wide rihUn. are to be won. this Hummer. !
Now handkerchiefs have borders of colored
laoe.
Silk darning appear on tlio new Rreton
laoe.
The new Smyrna lace 1ms a heavy wrought
figure.
Ostrich tips are now preferred to fancy
feathers,
('hip hats W ill he embroidered on the braid
this year.
Photographs tukeu ou leavcl are pretty
panel decorations.
Philadelphia is taking cooking lea sons from
a Roston teacher.
Tke luce worn at the throat an.l wrists
should match the lio.
Cncut velvet and I.j.q)ia satin constitute
full dress complimentary iiiouruing.
ltroad soled shoes with two row s of buttons
are said to be coming in fashion.
The widow of Commodore VsnderUlt has
au income of nearly $1,000 a week.
Gathered bands of colored satin are worn '
instead of bracelets by some girls.
Plaids in which blue is the predominant
hue are sold for children's Spring dresses.
Changeable Surah silk wilt be need to trim
both bonnets and gowns this Hummer.
Shirred wsists will be made for many of
the figured calicoes to be worn this Summer.
Horse-shoes, crescents, fans and owls re
main in favor for gentlemen's scarf-pins.
lied and white, and red ami yellow varie
gated Uowera are considered in good stj Is.
1 liree-cornered Spanish bonnets in black.
yellow aud red, are shown for Spring wear.
w lute crepe aud gauze are to be used for
the light bonnets worn with Summer gowns.
Spring walking suiu all have kilt-plaited
skirts made long euough to touch the ground.
thuddah cloths aud India, cashmeres are
even cheaper than they wore during the
Winter.
Silk uuJer-dresaea are to be worn with the
bright Colored oil calicoes that are now im
ported. Heliotrope is tho new color of she season.
but coachman's drab w ill be favorite fur
wool suits.
Saequea trimmed with fur are- the first
Spring garment to appear? Prune is the fa
vorite cohr.
Rlack, garnet, yellow, brouze, pink aud old
gold are sometimes alt dyed on one feather.
when the manufacturer wishes to produce a
stan hug effect
Shark-skin velvet, mottled in black aud
white, is new material brought out for the
milliners.
Amiwr and cttnuon earoatiout are com
bincd in the breast-knot worn with brocade
gowns.
The seventy wives of the Kuqwrorof Cliina
spend more thsn half of the land tax of the
empire on dress.
The Summer brocade have -ty delicate
tints lot the grounds, ami In icht or dark ool-
ors for the figure.
I Cream-white r.bbon eu.bndered with
I orsd flowers, lu l-u insi.iifarlnrnt for ton
Spring bonnets.
Replied silk lil.lsm, with bands uf seiiu id
a different color running down rai h e.1
I sre pretty ami note!.
Rronxe, olive green and peauock blue will
I used in combination this .Summer, as th.-v
U4VS been during the Wint.r.
fUiJ brocades of bti.bt cohws arc cut iuto
bind, for triinmiux. so tht the bnliiaut
sjuares look like rows uf jewels.
Old gold and cream, red in all shades, the
tight tints of blue, maun re pearl gray and
nymph piok are among the new colors.
iH-ep collars and cuffs of double sheer
muslin have been bade for the Spring trade.
Whether they will bo worn or not is a qu
I tion.
Calends aUniiied on w bile wood neU
L,,,! decorated with wreaths and flowers
,mted by hand are prettier than those
I printed on cards.
";rBndmotllcr ai-roua" made of black
satin and embroidered by hand with wreaths
I f flower, are pretty enough to brighten the
I phtiuest afternoon dross,
During the recent cold weather the Pari.
-XMat adopted the habit of making afghaus of
I fur bifc enough to cover the whole 1ml, aud
I limim ihetn with uluah or velvet
i -
I r Bleers.
1m1 Monday evening tho Yu.3 People
Christian Association hold it regular annual
aitenomg to oiuer mat
n tmponance elected me loiiowing om
cers to serve during the cusuiug year :
President, M F. Sox.
Vice President, J. F. McCoy.
Secretary, Ckas Haflenden.
Financial Secretary, 1L V. Men ill.
Treasurer, Edwin Haffenden.
Organist, Miss Kate Conner.
Chorister, diss, Hsffenden.
ThtvMerrlMsi flow.
I We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement iu to-day s paper of the famous
I Morrison plow. Newbury, Hawthorne
I Co., of Portland, are still the agents for tho
I Morrison implements, and ihey have been
fortunate enough to secure our fellow-towns
man, Eugene Buchanan, manager of their
1 branch house iu this city for another year,
Read tlie advertisement and then call around
I aud see the plow.
Sew Qanrtrr,
I i . , . . . . . . .
r reu tt iiicrt t inonus can now uuu mm
located in his now building opposite Dannals'
furniture store, where he is prepared to do
I sail kinds of blacksmithing or wagon making
of in first class style, on short notice - and at
very reasonable rates. ., Hi reputation aa
fiu9 workmlm U known M over onr county.
lit , . . .
w now betU-r prepared than ever U.
- lore to atteud to busiuoss in htsjine.
. Marble Work Removrtl.
During the present week the Staigcr Rra'a
have moved their marble works from the old
stand opposite this oflice to the Young build.
lag opposite the Dannals furniture' factory,
This building was formerly occupied by Mr.
Willort as a ware-room for the storage o bis
wagsn, buggies, clo, ' Jt hss been repaired
a,u,d placed ia good shapo for tho new tenants.
i . i
lkalegat.es la Male UranuP.
The oouveniiou of delegates to elept Rep
resentatives to the State Grange will meet at
Albany, on Saturday, April 10th, 1JW0, at 1
o'clock r. t. Each Grange :is entitled to
three delegates. R, A. Iiivink,
i . Deputy.
. 'i
' Cbrlallun Asaeelatlon.
Tie subject at the Y. P. C A. Hall next
Sabbath afternoon will be "Is your conver
sation edifying?" Eyh. 4:29,81. On
Wednesday evening "r-mts of the Spirit'
Mai. o: -o.
The rronosed Marrow ;us.
IahI Monday morning our city was electri
fied with the news that representatives of
the West Side Narrow Gauge Railroad would
arrive that evening for the purpose of con
ferring with out (liticens in regard to having
the narrow gauge railroad extended to this
city from Dallas, Considerable interm-t was
J"" " " nMtttr "J '"'
v onri nonao WM lllleil With citizens, lill of
whom felt willing to do eny thing in their
jiowor to assist in bringing the road to
Albany. Tlio proceedings in full of the
meeting are published in another column.
When Mr, Roid's propoition (to bting the
railroad to this city for 513,000 and a bridge)
was read, it fell like a wet blanket over the
meeting. Only 5.V),(JW was asked for when
the broad gaugo road came here, a fed for a
natrow gauge to ask for from 8100,000 to
9140,000 was thought to 1m rather out of
place. Our people will make a liberal dwia
tion to the road, but they cannot afford to
psy any such sum as that asked fur by Mr.
Kunl. The committee aptMiiuted by the citi
zens held a meeting lat Tuesday evening,
ami 'at once commence! a coniKiiiU-nce
ith the railroad company to see if any bet
ter offer could be made, and as soon as the
piestion is settled a public meeting will 1
callud.
Hums and Abrsnil.
Chew Jackson's II. t Sweet N'avy Tobao
Pay up your subscription ami it t the i'UU
fmjo W'erUy A'rte for a year ftte.
Don t forget it I Yon can got the CViVfi'o
Wtrlly AVtf-s and the Dc.mim iht one tear
for X
flood brooms can ho had at the Albany
Crootn Factory for only three dollar tier
.oxen.
Rediield & Irving sell tlio Umt i-f Canal
hili and Peerless Htat.H- in 10 bushel !(
at '2.'o per buahcL
Remember that ymi can get the Dkii.i. i: t r
ami the A". )". W'r.lUj II or. for one year for
only 9.1 25, This is a plen.ll I o.n.rtiii,i(y
to get two paper for the price i.f one.
Advert lo men!
A Cartl Is the (efrrs of LImm lasiily.
Unbiased by patriotic motive, but having
formed an opiuiou favorable to myself, and
ith a single eye to sn easy J ,1 at fair wag-s.
for the next two years, I most respectfully
submit my name for your favorable cnnidcra-
tton as a candidate for eicctiou to the tiiliee
of Treasurer of IJun connty at the lic it n
suing election, subject to nomination by the
Democratic County Conveutiou i'i whose
action I shall cordiul'y seqiiie-t-e.
ery rejtful!v,
tf Ku C.i;riK.
Vdverllsonipiil
A t ssdldale far lei.
S to, Jan. lGth, ISSO.
K-litor Democrat :
Hsving been cucourag-.-d and assured of
the supjiort of many Democrat', I have de
termined to allow my name to be brought
before the IJut: Couuty iJviuocratic 'oiiven
tion for the nomination to the lice of Clerk
of the Court, subject at all limes to the action
of said ('invention.
slptiv F. Rnws.
AderUenciit
e'er Assessor.
H.ti:!:!frit no, Idnu Co., ". )
PeU fist, 1S0.
To the Democrat of I.iuti county sreeting.
I hereby auuounce myself a candidate for the
3iee ff Assessor, subject t tho decu-ion of
the Democritic County Conveuti.m.
William D. IVnrci:.
-
Advertlseuieiit
A ndldnle ler tvararror.
K Chapman, candidate for County Survey
or, subject to the action of the 1 H mocratic
Counly Convention.
TUG
extraordinary t-fDcacy of Dn. Iivir.'H Golhev
Ruioi) Svuvr in tlicnaands of rwi proves
its effects to be unparalleled in tho annals of
medicine; it never fails" to i-tiVo Sesofula,
Scurvy, Scrofulous Sore, Glandular Sores
and Sores, Cancerous Ulcer. Bad fogs. Sec.
ondnry Symptoms, Syphilis, Piles, Rheuma
tism, Gout, Dropsy, 1 '.lack -hinds or Pimples
on the Kac. Sore Kycs, llrntdieiis uf tlie
Skin and Blood, and Skin Diseases of every
description.
t'efBa nasi 'akrt.
I red I'uuuin wishes us to inform our
readers that be has just received a rungnfci
cent stock of coiliua and caskets, ami here
after he will sell them at prices never W-fore
heard of iu this community. To give some
idea of the prices, he authorize ti to say
that they will range from S-l tip to $30, and
for the latter price one will be furnished
that has heretofore cost fully ). Jle means
liusiuesK.
Tearkrr Ksanilaallen.
Notice is hereby given that tho qtiarteily
examination of teachers will take place at my
ofHee in the Court House, Alliany, Oregon, on
Friday aud Saturday, the Sfith and 27th days
of March, 18S0. I desire aa many teachers
to be present at that time as possible.
I N. LltlCKTT,
County School Sup't
Beets ant fcburt.
Hard times has - always been the cry in
Oregon, but now it i hard times iu reality.
aud money is as scarce with me as a hen's
teeth, so you who have an iutercst iu my
welfare please step to the front. A word to
to the wise is siiniciciit.
Very respectfully,
Kstx'lt Royle.
Flae Laauber far Kale-
Ike Conn has made arrans"!nts ',t'1
S. Nickerson to do all his planing, and a
large stock of flooring, rustic, famishing
lumber, eta, will be kept on Jiand at tlie
planer in Lebanon. Flooring and rut. tie will
be sold at 820 and $21 per thousand, and
other lumber in rroiiortion. Our readers
will remember that the lumbee from Conn s
mill cannot 6e excelled anywhere.
- a
Do Yoa Waal Faraltwre
-Tss Tlsnnsls. in this citv. now has
bauds a larger stock of furniture than any
other establishment this side of Portland,
and if you want to purchase any it will pay
yoi to give mm a cau. xie ..a.
to tell you in regard to in prices. .
steward.
Aliboial reward will be. given to
pany wuo iook mo rasu out. oi unsw
intended for safe keeping on the evening
of the late lire at "
I. G. JACKSON 'A
lnveafer ate Ia ten tees
Bliould end for Instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc., to Ediaon Brothers, Solicitovs,
ef Patent, -Washineten, I. C, who fur
nUU the same without chai'KO. ldisou
Rrothora is a well known and successful
lirm of liyga expei-ieni-e, having bm es
aMiahed aduce IStiS. J4:12if
ihiirrli 1!rrrfery
Y. P, C, A. Meet st thi ir r'wims in Fos
ter's brick building on Wedw-wJay evenings
at 7iW o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoon at
4. Business me:titigs are huld on the even
ing t the second Monday in each inonili.
KverylHi.!y invited to attend.
XL V, ClM'ii' if. Preacbiiigevery S,il.l)th,
at 11 a. m , nud 7 f. M. hy Rev'', ii. Jr
vine, D. 1). Kabliath hchwl at r, t.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening,
Kvanocmcal Ciifncil. Prcachinon Sab
bath at II a, ., and 71 I'. l. iSabbath
School 12:13. Prayer inceliiig every Thurs
day evening. J. Ihiweotox, pait-r.
OisonwiATi(SAf,Cin;Rcir. Scrvioescvery
Sahbst.li ht, 1 1 A. l, ami H I'. . Kabbatn
S'-htMil t ":.'(). Prayer in(tin "II
Thursday evening of n;n,li" v,e k. .). W.
Harris, pasUir.
M. V.. Clirnrir, i.'-in il Scrviw-s every
Sabtuitli at Kt JVnl's M. V., f 'l.nrcli. South,
at 1 1 :IiO A. i. l7j r. m. .Sahhalh School
at v. M, Prayer mwtinf; every Wednc
ilny eveniig. M. (, Miller, pastor.
M. K. CMi.'isr-it. IVeacliint; evTy Sabbath
at 11 A, (. mid "1 i. m. Sotij; s-rvicein
the evening Ixjfoi-e m ruton. Ssbissth rWihiHji
at'.S) f. M. IVaver ine-.-tiii every Thiirs
dy evuniiijj. J. '1 . Wolfe, paxt.rr,
.Sr.pKrwm r.l l roi At.Clit.l:: if.-l;vineseT.
vice i held in tho Chtireli every -Sunday at
llA.M. Sunday School t ";.'W V M. 11.
1 Slovens, pastor.
ISArtlitr ClftWif. Scrvh.es evrry Sabbath
at It A. Jl. and 'i V. it. Hahhath Schiad at
Ii Prayr mietinjf every Thuisday even-
tng. W. J. Crawford, pastor.
'r.wi:vn;niAS Ciirwril. Service every
Sabbath iiioniiii and eeeniii; in V, p. C. A.
Hall. Sumlay HitIiik.I immediately rfter the
moruiiig service. Prayer incwtitis every
'Thunwlay ovebing. Ilcv. K11crt N. Cmi.lit,
pastor.
HiAV TO HA VI-: MONK V. Inslft l of
Kotnu; to ft doctor for a prescription, If ym
Havo l.nlil H lnva', J)i,il.tic. rain In
lliu i'.iiek and Iltif, t-iiiarliti. liilUtniiia.
thin, Cal:iili, I'.rii-k-diiHt ieHit. or nny
IroiiWu of tlio linlncys or ISioilitcr, buy u
ltllo of Dr. Miiide Nophrcili-riiii, ific
grint Riu-Iiti I'oiiij .iiii'l. Jt Utiie most
wonderful preif-iii'lM n I;r tfim-o tronllm
ever ruiiipuunifci. Mi-xirs. Abnimx t
larruli, wiioieii.o ilriij.'j!ltM, tjiy ; "We
n-fsnrd Ne.hroti.;inri m tlio tx'i. khlnev
and lils-Juer n-tnedy la t!i tnrki.l"
VVofMlard, dni::it. Portland. tr-ssuvs;
"KvexyfKnly aiicsk highly of it." fliiTdK,
drtiKs;llf I'orliuiul, Or., nays: -ijd lou
of It; It always doon tlio work." Many
lio Ikm-ii enro l i t obuinaU) kidney com
plaint after tho ikx-lors havo tiveii tlo ni
up. i-jn-a, tli. l or a!o by
;i utii;-
gist".
r
nirm:it than gold u wli
health, and vet man v nra surrerimr l hi. tnr.
turcHof lb ihamwi with Iyspt-iqia when
kiii-io iotti .r ui'., .Mi.vuiv-s ;i.
INII IAMi:i.lO. LIVKU AND DYS-
PKI-mIA PILI.S will t-ivo relief, and. if
iMTHiHiiii in, wii euro U:o worst -a of
IliiM dislrsiwiino; tronl.Jo. This liill euri-s
Torpid l.ivcr nii.l l::ilotivne-H, Jlrnlaios
Um ISowein, remove Pimflo from tho
rm-e, eure Nailow Ct:nplcxiou. J-onl
liriMth, hicJc leHda-!:o. Heanbum. Pain
in the Shies sil l V.M :, Is Xo.nr e'atid and
iUAKAyriJUJIild PCKrXY VKOK
TAISf.lU It acts direct! v on the coating tf
tho fstuiadi and un tho Livtr. Can be'
Inteii in nny eiimo Wit o'rdiy weather.
Itewate Of liulia'lotiM, 'J'hn iti-nulno ha-t
an riiyravirtK of n Ison on llio. onliile
wrapper. 1'ricp, w) ct-m i. l or a'o by all
druggist.
sir: Avn.KY CfM)i'i:;r? vrTAi.r.r.-
STtKVM Vli 'I be great KiiIlhh remedy
lias me in moro rtirtafcr er"onw Imosl.
Ity, r-cmlnul Weaklier, lrt Manlmoil,
nrKt:iriiil einlnvionx, la-s-ti-.tijo, tmtbiliiy
fur Rifiiul labor. !V)i.lfm-y and mie'li
d i tt nro in I i:.-.-l l.y youthful fol.io
aud e xv-iiw-i. than nil Ktiir-r rsiodieinm
combine.l. Why i!i ymi sufTvr? seml
to A. 1- Mintie," M. !.', Mn. It Koarm-v
tre t, .Salt lM'i-i-, lor llio ltcs:or3li e
and bo euro:). I'liw. .T jut botllo. J-'oiir
tiimn iho quanliiy.$ii). '1 r a Imltle. p.r.
Minilo trea-.J all prii n:n iliicitHt Mit--ei-'.-
fullv.
7o Can't Talk
Without fcli'rtv'ii: llio -nnli!ion f our
Uh-i1i. Kvcry limli esrxi tliciii. In or
der writ 10 l'n Ai!i:l!iH tl of litem let lis l!P
thnt htandard dontiflif, MV.DImJNT.
wbicli !h sttroto koep tlujm white and t.t
Icam. No La tar can 'encrust them, no can
ker afTtx-t the enamel, to sjsoch-s of diw-ay
mfit tlio delitul Um. if HO'.tHHNT is
reituinrlv tiwi. It is Nrta-ilosl preparw-
lioit, and in In n-li-.-ial elloctM n the teeth
and (rums nr iimrv-hui. ns it runovcuall
diwiilorauons. an t retiii.'-is Ibe gums l-.aru
and roy.
" .' . '.-."-J.1 .- ..." '.'-! . ' - -
j: tnuti
Tnt'at-r.ri;n; - Attii" n-; f iu i.tu.a
Mur t!il ein, ou -i itisUv. isr-li :. I-r.i. l- !:.. S,
ti. In iw. li. l , Sis. r I. Tai to Xli"- Hvi
Ul SKIS.
7 be jrVel.
l-'tdlowiug ii a cornet rept i. of the mar
kets in this city up to cnou yc Urdny :
Wlir.AT-$l Jtr l.ul.l.
OATS-Cik: per bulnl.
l'ti)UR-CaOJi.rbbl.
HAY lalod, Sl.per ton.
looe, $i0.
PtlTATOl'-S 50 cts per buhcL
KUTTKR-SO to 30 eta p. r IU
KlSCS 2.1 cents iyr di-x.
lDllK 1 to 1 it) per lb.
RACOXS haiu liifJ.lfij.
rlioaldera, 0c.
i l. ?, VV.x
DRIKD t'llUlT -sun dried ai..,h ! -.
" " plums, 11c
Plitmmcr dried apples, S.
" " ' plums, id .
Ciill'Kl'.:;S 5i5O.i S::.l0 !r.U-?.
SCliAl! Sail Prjtucisco C, 12c
COl-TKK-tV-U Rica, C...
Java, IS'Jc
Curcola .'1.-.
llio, 23.'
MII.L'KK!) bran, Sl0$n per tn.
chop, $lSff?20.
' shorts, $11.
middlings, S2Ck?2i
TRUNKS !
For want of room I will close out
9 FINE ZINC TRUNKS
atcostrto mako room for NEW SPRING
JlX)IS,lo arrive next week. .
J. EV3. NOLAN,
Farmer's and Hecbanic'B Ona Tric3
CASH STOIIE. .
INSURANCE.
Commercial Union, of
laOIKlOll.
Capital,- S12
500,000
Jfojajft British ailCl MCV-
S n0Ur,l C11 O .
i ucnaunu. uc.jjium, vaw,-
ouu.uuu.
v Also the Imperial, Lon-
the (Joil, Northern & Qlieeil
na-nitol RX1- nrVfl 0(111
C. H. STEWART,
Aent.
p5
P.
F. A. l.rfimfinn.' R..1kltor ol XWrlean sail Ferekn
PateiilK. Waliiiiirton, l. V. Ail l.ih.ine eomusneU
sitll 1'iitenU, lH!i.her hefiire tiie l',iu-iit tlllieeiu tlie
r-.mris immuitle stteniled to. ehar-t 8 oiaue
securt-iL Seli'i I jr cil-euiar. tli
NEW ADV12BTISEMENTS.
THE
Morrison Plow.
The tet for Faimsrs id
Bay!
llpj-aiini or tlr finely e-arviet
wliape anI b-nal!fiil Glli tliry
work well anil sn-r tir la all klitl
Ofland,
Th tel l.fjfim U t roniir-r than iron and
twelve p'jundu figtiler. ,
Tim woo l beam anrp.isw a I tiliers bo
fAUHV of IU iloiiblo Maml-trd,
They alt have doiibio tUtl rxdul, llim
ifl'iiiittnt leat one tloilar'w worth of wear
to the plow, ,
TliMbares,lartt M'nh'Maid tiiould-bonrds
aro all extra hardened.
Their draft 73 to 130 tioiinds AUIiD of
all competitor.
Tlio culling otVmot tlia sjliaren will nt
split.
'i'bftV nro rccoiiimciiiloJ by the Linn Co.
C'Mincii, V. of 11. Hee certllicaUi below :
Jf i.k or t.isv C. f.'ocscn., V. of II.
In v'i w tA l'i tsts sfi. ite.1 hi tlx 1st tfisl of uiosrs
uinler tins u-,iervlsuHt of s cffniulttee sjipointsj tf
Mim I'.ruiicil, s fo twrreor slofH ill slos.usos ksos.
f-iiws. sti-1 Istimtlily rccvtiunetxl tlie isims Ut ttitt
l-o'r ut I.OHI t ttuiav. o. 1-At.nisii, rrss.
Jl. C. l'ossi.l Hrelsry. -
PorwttAby r.UO KXK BUCUAXAN",
Jli ii.vr brsn. li b me ett burr.MawlfaeraesVI's
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Koiicj ef Aisigaes's Appoinlisest.
In tho matter of the firm of J. Thomp
son A tsons, insolvent debtors:
?fot ice la hereby given thnt J. Thomp
son:, J. W. Thompson and If. K.Tlup
son, comprising iho lirm of J. Thouvpaoii
,t Soiih, have duly assigned to the under
signed ail tueir property, rea:, -ersinai
and mixed, lor tho benefit of all tlit?ircrei-
itors, in pursuance of an net ol tlio Isgia
lativo Assemble of the State of Oregon.
entitled: "An Act to secure ercdilora a'
just division of lh estates of dalKors who
-onve.y to assijtnee lor ino oeuentoi erets-
itors," approved ticlooer i-tin, is.sv. aii
orsons Having oiaiuis aipunsi tne saui j.
t'hompson A Sons are hereby notitled t
i.rt-ient tho same to me at Halsoy. l.itns
county, Oregon, properly veriiied, withiu
Hire moulus from me oare nereoi.
JOHN li. HKUHtSs
Aasiiine-"-
llalscy, March 1st, ISSO. uaiwti
-SheriiTs Sale. '
T Y VIRTUE OF A WARRANT IS
I 8tied out of the County Court of Lima
county, Oresrou, to use diiectod and de
livered, for tue collection or tne doimquant
taxes in said county for the year 1876, of
and from the persons therein named, I
have levied upon too following ttecribe
real estate aa set forth in BAid Tax Koll a
follows, to-wit: The South half of th
Northwc't fourth, and the Nonh ba f of
the Southwest fourtbiif section 16, Town
ship '3, South Range 2, West Willamette-
Meridian, in juinu oounty. uroon. co-
t;vininc; 160 acres, tnken as the real pro
erty of the heirs of William Winters, sis I
on
Saturday, the Srtl Jay of April, lS0r
at tho Conrt Honso door in the fit? of Al
bany, Linn county, Oreaoii, at the hour of
one o'clock P. M., I will sell the here
inbefore described real propeity at public
auction lor cash in hand to ttatiafr the
sum of 3 0, (the amount of taxes si
charged) with cost and expenses ut lieo
tion. I. O. titOvEY,
Sheritr and Tax Collector of ldun Co.,
Oreirran.
. Dated this hth day of March, ISO.
; 113114. ;
Final Settlement.
TtTOTICE IS TIERERY GIVEW THAT
Jl John A, Wilsou, Kxec-itor j' the last
will testament of John W.laon, de
ceased, lias tiled in the County Court for
Linn County, Oregon, his linal a (count as
such 3 ".sceutor. a fid by order of s lid Court
Tuesday, the iilh d:iy of April, Ism, at tho
hour of 1 o'clock 1. M., is set to bearing
ol-.iet-tions to aaiil final aeeoiiiil and th-j
seitU-uient thereof. '
JOHN A. WIL SOX,
31 w4 ilsecutor.
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