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FIUDAV....... AUGUST 13, 1SS0.
INTY MKT.
Follow -tug will be found the proceeding f
the August term of our Comity Court !
J II P.lackbnrn and other asked for a new
county road. Petition granted.
P M Rinehart petitionejl'for it new bridge
across a olrtugH ner Shed.k !. H. Kiddle
appointed ta prepare plan and seeinYa
lion. Toe Mate lridge nutter waa rontinned and
expense of Cotnmitsinnrr (W2.fi!) allowed
in full.
The. petition of citu.-wa asking for the es
tahlUhnient of a Hew voting precinct i
granted. It wa named Mavbell Precinct,
and ia made up from Unuh Creek and Har-
risburg Precinct.
Mra K East's bill for $:h for keeping a pan
per wm not allowed.
. Statement of finances of T.iuu cnuutv for
lb year 1379-SO received.
Pillowing person applied for appoiutmeut
to State University lna I. Robertson, llet
ti Kobiurlt, L M Robert on and Rosa I
White. Examination eet for Aug ISth.
Tb SheriA was ordered to purchase forty
cords of wood for use at Court House,
A ferry licence granted Smith & Mar
tin for three year, at - per year.
The Commiasiouera were ordered to repair
a bridge acroa Muddy, or, if needed, build a
UM on.
Joe Labi u appointed to wake plau and
apecificaiious far a aew bridge at ait of bid
Schooling bridge on Muddy, aud it waa or
dered that bida fur the construction of said
bridge be received at next term.
An order was drawn on the Treasury for
$77.30 to pay expenses for aeudin John
Honey, a paar. to his bout in Ohio.
12,000 feet of lumber was ordrrrd for Dis
trict No 1.1.
Joa Moist was appwutiol 1. appraise
amount of damage sustained by T J (.'line by
removal of dirt front his land for read pur
pases.
Repair ordered Oo Court House and job
given to W. C. Tweed'.
It waa ordered that an abstract book be
kept
The tolowiag bills Were allowed f
H Bryant, surveying
Kd bantu
John L'aher, labor
J as IHunula. bedstead
Mrs C Honk. hoard for I tjau-huu.
J J Charlton, fees
tieo Hampbrer, fee -
J Gradwohl. utl ......
fr'oshay A Mnen. tnerchiaudue . .
J B Potter, Uurd for pauper
N Baum, fee
J L Xye, boose rcut
8 K Young, msohandUo for iuuiw .
8 00
8 SO
50 00
ai oo
i5 00
47 00
SO 00
. oo
irj so
. oo
7 45
J J blallv. amkea, bolts aud luiubrr
tor bridge.
Wm Dogga, fee , ,
U kirkeudall, for keeping paar. ,
H J V A ren I i, iuoate oi Hoodnun
suit .........
J B Irvine, board lor Goodman aud
guard
M Cennioehara
Levi Docglaa
VV U Baltimore, good furnished u-
Ter.
W If Uartleas, neat fur paupers. , , ,
j. i'linn, salary
J J Charlton, fees. .......
Card well Clark, lumber for bridges. .
John Npencer, lumber
W C Tweedale......
)?, so,
7 00
10 71
J 00
11 t
Ii 71
74
1-2 oo
-" 17
n
7 5
A tllracalM briar.
A. P. Caioes. living in the Forks of tint
Sautiam. dug a well eo"hU farm last week,
aad while it was yet antlnished covered it np
with boards. La-t Tuesday a little boy of
bis, about two year old. while playing
around the well, stepped oa a loose board
vhiuh. tilted op aad let him fall in. There
fusing so raca arouud'tha little fellow was not
takea ot PStil soma hsrret bands were
aaasaaonad from their work a miUt and a half
away. The well waa 20 feet deep, bat only
contained about en foot of water, which waa
e aough to chill the boy nearly to death. The
great wonder is that the fall did not stnn
him and tca eaaaa him to drarn. It was
ajmort a miraealooa escape.
ttervsre mi Ike Imlltge.
At a Beetiag of the First Presbyterian
Ptmrh held af tljs V. P. p. A- Hall on the
th int., it was Decided that the future aer
vioea af the fuorch anoald be held at the
Chapel of the Albany Collegiate Institute.
" The Church raute miters with pleaaara the
many pleaoaut cMetings held ia the V. P. C.
A. Hall and e presses the wish that grace,
mercy aad peace may ever abide with the
Association.
Tha BMOtbers of t'.e congregation are bav-
i.-.g" 1 yaiaticn. 'j"te service of the t'Uurch
'ill be ruintd at fhj Chafl on the 9tn
it. K. N. CoNitr, i'astor.
1-
Bfassf fale ateek,
' W'e have received 4 copy of the ''Uaneotk
and KsgUshj iJemocratii; aiong book," con?
taitting a good supply of rousing songs for
tha oMnpaign- Thera are alsa aketchea of
oar standard-bearers, and a good portrait of
Oea. Hancock. The eous are full of "go,"
and are s-4 to familiar tuaes,aach as "Dixie,"
"Battle Cry of Freedom," "America," "Bon
nie Blue Flag, Marching through Georgia,"
ud a lt iore. Kyery Ijercocrat should
pre a'ud joiu ia tU grand choius. The
is un)y too cents. A'lrees the pab
tiih,, Vf. JL Swan Co., Cincinnati. O. "
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He 'arra!l Itawn Tllfre.
W were a little surprUeJ a Uw lUv-t ago
to see an item we bad written about the
drowning of Chauncey Moore in the Tourn
Talk and credited to tha SlaulurJ. W'e
thought that newsey KtU sheet had oom
ii:tdan error, but ia glancing tiuroiigh the
ttjt'izt'if foQad oup iteni na?r.Iited and oc
mpyUx place ain'i original artiul- s. This
is hardly fair, Mr. Noltnar, especially when
we do not treat you in like manner. It may
have been an accident, though, for we are
not generally treated so by the Standard.
eferses Arriving;.
t;ll'eeuau.'' a (Ice running horse owned
, by jick ifustoo, of Coirvallis, as brought
down to our Fair Ground last Saturday and
will be put iu training for tha county fair.
His traiuer is olJ Iju laud, who has had charge
of a great many liupe prt thae grqnnds.
Several other horses from different ouaaters
f t, ' . J i ' J - ' -w.U
arrive ia a few days.
aailrr Valaoa.
jhnvy Jiolty and Bb fiilmour have dis
aJlve.4 Pirtuership, and, the Utter now runs
the eld saloon alone, johnny Hetty has
eptnei out a new al..ju at the old Bank E
crjn8, forrnerly kgt b.y oh 'fjylor, c.jpp.
H k 5r Cliade. t abo.Mt tie best
jtAU,4 a t!)e city.
Arm rki
Last evening word came over that Straud
Long had broken one of his arms while bar
vesting at Logsden a, across the river from
this city. We could learn no particulars.
I RAM lOUtR fOOA srRIU.
t.llna !. r 'nmn Lire -A I.vrl Menatala
' Keert-leraHMl M-ntl Inrldrals n4
ArciUratH Tlir troiIi whu t'eitir and
Sin.
1.HW KU Soli V Sl'KINI!.-, (
1.1 N S- I'O ,!!., AIJi. S, I. SSO.
Dr ir Democrat'?
The nnm.idio taoiuituiit plensitle-siHrkert
continue to come and go, making the en nip
changes and pernoti.il transition the principal
features of interest nt this ploasvut resort.
Some only remain for a day or two, or even
the shorter mt'uh! of a uiuht, while other
"AraW have pitched their tents hero on the
ehady banks of the "rsuing S ntiaiu" for a
wut k or a month's sojoi-.rn, nnd are making
the moat of. the indolent, restful, lazy life of
a summering at the Mountain Spring.
The campground here U the inot delight
ful of all mountain resorts. Kiubroidoreikby
the crecn, mossy, rock-ribbed lnk of the
beautiful, swift-rolling river, which -"Krom
Uto fasnulta frown torgm,
Lcipinc like a cliilil at play."
madly rushes on to mingle its crystal volume
with its beautiful mother Willamette the
4enta are pitched in tlio midst of a magnifi
cent forest of stately firs whose dense leafy
canopies securely shields them from the hot
rsys of the summer snn, while the languid
air that geutly sways the towering trees and
aofily wafts the strangely delicate perfume
of mountain (lowers, prompts us only to
quiet repose, aud form a sight sweetly sug
gestive of lover' dreams and porU' rhapso
dies. '
ITKHONWtS.
Tun llano:i "gang of whiU we wrote
last week headetl by Dr. liillard - haru Hit-
ted away to thuir Valley homes, much to the
regret of we who remain. Their evening
camp-fire vocal concerts were a most pleasing
and entertaiuing feature of tho "bivouac."
The gtee-utcrs comprised the accomplished
daughters of lr. IXillard and l'r if. Cilbtrt
of IUanon. and Mrs. and II i Wilson and
Misaea KoberUon of IlaUcy; and their -amp-fire
glees were but slightly inferior to the
concerts of frof- Ciltuorr's lton "isarl-
lers" at the Ceatenuial.
On WeJuesJsy last quite an adJitioii of
Albanians was made to our spring camp.
The arrivals comprised llev. J. V. Harris
and wife and their danghter,MUses Klla and
Kdith. Mrs. V. Hurst, Mrs. C. K.
Waiver
ton. Miss Mary K. flannon, Mr. 1. Wilson.
Dr. and Mrs. W. i). Stewart and Mrs. Dr. S.
O. Irvine. .
On the ereuing of this party's arrival MUa
Ilannon exemplified a woman's skill at
throwing by undertaking to burl a small
rock into the river, which the said rock didu't
go the direction juteuded. but went career
ing off at an angle of ninety degree t tlie
right and hit MUs Klla Harris plump iu the
forebeail, cutting a gah shout an inch long
and causing Miss II. to sulTer much ruin. Of
coarse it was purely accidental was in no
sense of the word a ' ai aj"-' throw, audon'y
serves to show that w omen were never ill
tended as Ooliah slayers er htirlers of
stones (mm llotnaa catapuit.
Last inesday Mr. C. II. lleaitt aud
wife and Mrs. IJallock (iriflin of Albany ar
rived here, remained over night at Hie
Springs Hotel, aud returned home the next
day.
'J'liia evriijng the ulMijuitom Wtkini aud
his si-ati of ed.uratel, ri.riuiog donkeys
arrived with another batch of Albany rangers
comprising ( ieo. Humphrey, C. I. Wolver
ton, U. C. Clcmsnt and family and Myra
and Anna MsiwfieU- all of whom will en
catup here for a fortnight or so and get fat
and dirty with the alacrity aud gieo of a vet
eran camper-out. The la-t we heard of that
gang to-night they were iu a row over the
question who should get up and split the
morning kindling? and warm the teakettle
aad frying pan ; so we conclude they will be
happy family of puajuri.-.ts and will all re
tire oa pensions at the end of their star, as
pioneer campers of Sptiam fan yon.
Hon. K. lieult is here to-night, ' routr to
bis Harrisburg home from a trip to Ocboeo
Valley. He left Prinev ille 101 miles from
here yesterday morning, arriving here on
horseback this evening. This is r;o.l riding
for a tnao df Juiljs ((obit's sixty years ; bat
he is a tough old boy, and don't Von forget
it. '
llessra. J. L. Cowau, D. V. S. Iteui, Majors
Herren aad Coraell all with famines are
"ratljng around" in the blackberry range
from Walton's to Upper Soda Springs, and
wa are pleased to leara that all of thera are
improving in hnaltb, (and most of them ia a
moral and spiritual sesse '. )
IVI'IKKSTAl-l.
The road across the mountains i uow in
splendid condition, and travel is lively.
This U undoubtedly the Lett wagon road
across the Cascade Range. Tenons who
have gone across the McKenzia route, and
returned by this, during the preseut sea sou,
express a decided preference for this road.
There was nnquttstionably much more snow
o.U the Mcren-ie' Pju than 04 this, and it
Was much later in going off so as to permit
of travel henoe teams were enabled to cross
on this route at a initch earlier jx-rul than
by the other.
Hunters ami fkhers are now makiug Fish
Lakeward, and we expect to hear marvelous
reports of "hooting" and "taking" in that
region shortly.
Black berriers are roveliiug to their
! elbows and eyes iu tha burnt ilUftritnow,
and hundreds of gallons are being canned
and carried away by Valley picket This
precious fruit was never so plentiful here as
Juring tha pre taut seasnn.
Last Wednesday uiht there was 0.4 camp
ers at this place soma 2 of them being emi
grants bound for the bunch grass region east
of the Cascades.
Soma town sharpers arn't a success iu the
mountains. A soiart young DowUe-Bufrzcr
came excitedly "to carnp the Citljer day,
bawling out that be had foind two or litres
different specirrtens of that predatory insect,
or reptile, or bug, called the &rmy worm 1
And when he took the lid from his yeast
powder can we saw enclosed a j ailer grass
hopper, a blue Katy-did and a slimy snail !
0, Lordy ! didn't the camp laugh at this
buz sharp !
A young couple who spent the moit of the
day in picking blackberries were found to
hare berry stains just alike on the end of
their'noses, and on being accused of kissing
each other, stoutly denied it, but were final
y so oorneryj that they were forced' to 'ad
mit that they had been playing a little game
of rubbing noses with each other ! freed !
Some of our town lady readers ought to see
the style of he.adK:overip,g vj&rn by our ladies
u(he mountain oamps. They are of all
varieties, from the size of an umbrella up t
a circus tent the most modest of them be.
ing a sort of stoga imitation of the old slouch
hat worn by iaqq sni this Y'jy
lave the hesk t call tho "ilenlo Park
chapeau !" It looks 010' like a prairie
chqaner just come off'n a nine (lqy' ' (pree
ir,oug hnrrieapes aad cJi.ua bnrstt I
Mr. W. IU Blaine, of Albany, is rusticat
ing here, a guest of the Hotel. He has just
finished teaching aummer term of school at
Sweet Home, and we are glad to be able to
state that the prediction of the Democrat,
when Mr. B. siarlod in to teach this school,
haslieen verilicd. He has mad most siio
eessful and popular teacher, bavins given
universal satisfaction. His popularity
among the pupil is especially unbounded,
while his xuccess in advancing tha scholars
iu their studies kaa grf ally ploawd loth par
enta and directors.
To-morrow onr party start t for raid on
the Lorry patch and a trip to Upper Soda,
where we will probably sojourn most of tha
coming wrck.
1 jit evening the hotel waa enlivened by tha
arrival of Mr. V. W, iran'ey, wifa and
children and Mis. dee and Mrs. Dickey
tha latter named lady being a sister of Mrs.
Uarvey aud uow on a visit from bar home in
Sui Francisco. The party only retnaiued
with ns over Rabhath.and will return to Al
bany to-morrow morning. We who "stay be
hmd" very naturally regret thsir abort atay
which assisted materially in our enjoyments
of tha place.
By-the-way, there are no brass bands here,
but thera ia well rattled cow-bell that ana
wen tha purpose of an amateur music snob
so you needn't send up ' any part of A band
unless it I a bass drum to go along with tha
cow-bell. Mart V. 11.
An Iwiperlaal Braarh of laaatlry.
Many of our citizens are not aware of the
fact that our enterprising young fellow -townsman,
C. C. Cherry, is now running ana of
the moat important and extensive manufac
turing establishments in tha valley tha Al
lany Iron Works. He baa enlarged aad lav
1 proved the building, 'added new machinery,
etc, ami he is at tha present turning out
almost anything in Us line np to a stam en
giue. Although he now employs foarteoa
hands be is crowded with work. During the
last few months he baa bnilt six steam an
giui, five of which were nprignta of 8 horse
power. Hie last two of these were acid to
Do' Clarke A Saunders for warehouse work
at Soap Creek and Dixie, and were taken
away lat Wednesday evening. Mr. Cherry
has just completed tha castings for Senders
and Sternberg's new brick building, which is
the first work af the kind dona ia this State
outside of Portland. He is now at work get
ting out an iron front for A Urge brick build
ing in course of cons traction at Corvallia.
owned by W. & Hamilton and Jacobs and
Kugas. It is to have a M foot front, and
one of the lintels, which will be oast to-day,
is feet long aud will Migh about .10110
lb..
tins a fire.
Uu Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock the fire
belts rang out an alarm, ami the Cre depart
ment came out in remarkably short order,
only to find out that the Cre had been at the
St. Charles Hotel aad bail been extinguished
by the bucket brigade. It has bees the cus
tom to deposit all the sweepings anil trash
from the second story of the hotel ia a box
on the rear balcony, just at the junction of
" mam ouiuiiog ana vae rii, 004 tt W sup
posed that some one threw the UoextiaguiaU
ed stub of a pigar into this box, as that is
where the lire started. The names ran np
the weatl er boarding of both parts of the
buildiog and had got a good start when dis
covered. The damace will be tlo or fcXh
which will be paid by tha North British a?4
Mercantile and the Imperial Cooibtaatio In.
u ranee t'oainauleatbe building beiog in
sured at C. II. Stewart's Fire Insurance
Agency. This was the first alarm responded
to by Beaoua'Hook and Ladder Co., aad they
received three oheeee for heiag the lirat oom
pany on the ground, with the exception of
N'o. One's Hum Company.
A lebaoea EalerprU.
Lsstwv, Auxeat II. I.
Editor pcinosrtfi :
AOfsUh (4 ion-raxralkaa went lint t4V ia lbs
ucV U tle tkcmuj el Aisle by lh foUoeitif aeasMl
rrutteiaea as InoorpwiOars of the Utonoa RaaU
sia Canal and Bunutacturtof t'a :
LuUur Htkii, 1. W. Ballard, f. B. MjnUiM, J.
W. CmU-k. C. II. KalXaa. A. Ervin. Jarb kM, aad
J. M. Pevell. Tapltal k, Aw.soe, In sbsre ol
f to dollars U.
afThe objret ol Cwyiuy i ey as J rontru
a Ver t1'"" U Ui V r !. -IUi aad
maabisiSattug auqw si lbsnon, Lisa I'eanly,
The water t(w jpaad csnal vill be taVea eut
ul tto saniiaa rir last abave Walerbia. Horrtva
bate already Wen made abicb, denfiilsss bfjrj j
a douUl 'Miyiily ul Ut iMHlartakia; at a H
mIrw ouUsy as coeirwsd Ma I Us pert 4 M:
trurtton of lb Albany sod Ssullaat Cans).
The stock has bran aearty all seaaeritod. aad sear
kliM lll to eMbavaasd a etoa as banmt is krrr,
sl burrwd to rotaltiMi. It Is tbe laniuu ul b
iim-.vi.,1.m 1.. ncakv ih- Ljlnoa and AnliAiH C'nl
T pss aad) arwlaaa.
Kd Baum w ishes ns to inform our reader
that he has just received A full line of school
books and stationery, and from now until
the Holidays will receive addition) to, hit
stock on every ateanier' arrlring' rVoui San
rrancisco. A tbe Boblic School wil opea
out generally net month, von should call
around soon and lay in a supply of books for
your children and give thesa a ckauoe to per.
use thorn before school opens.' HU motto is
"The best of goods at bottom prices,"
Don't forget tbe place corner of First and
Broadalbin streets, opposite the building
which is now being erected for Sender A
Sternberg. Call on bint and he vill treat
yon weM.
We might also add that besides doing a
large retail business in. stationery, tobacco
and cigars, he ia also prepared to U yery
cheap at wholesale. Country dealers should
make a note of this.
A atlraileaaaalae.
A fellow named Lion Keoins was arrest
ed by Marshal Hunt for larceny last Sun
day morning, and on Jfondxy y, ss, fried, be-
10,0 M,wxWi,rf iliicr ("HUH KHUU
- ( A . , ....
rin?i JJ! ai4i runs, lie iiaa 110 money
and now li" in j-.il. It seew that be is a
perfect kloptuiiigpino Aud steal everything
he gets hold of. Oa Saturday he stole a
nice coat from the dummy in front of
Blain's store, and for several day had
been stealing clothes af all k.ini from, the'
Doaraers. qv tne 1-jx.chAhge Hotel, At one
m one time actually stripping an intoxicat
ed man down to the very hide. Some of
onr people think he is nothing bnt a com
mon thief, while some think he is a klepto
maniac and also drunk a,nd, or:y. '
The t'ervalll
Mage flee
'IeIls,, '
The trav eling PubMo vUl ulaaae take no
the, tat the general atago ofBoe for Cor-
vallis has been removed from tho St,
Charles Hotel to the Revere House. Stage
for Corvallia, Lebanon, Pallas, and Inde
pendence, ieavo the Keyerjt Iotwa dtlly;
'Sndya espprted)" one o'sJlpcfc, . m.
Pas. Pfeifpkk,
i Prop. Bpvojo flotiw
A ViUb,l Herae afHrV
A very floe little mare, owned by Peter Wil
son, was hurt up in tbe mountains a few day
ago. It got one leg fast in a wagon, tore a
shoe from its foot and bruised it very badly.
V ilaon u with te Albany crowd st Upp
('nrll rrerrrdleg.
The City Council met in regular session
last Tuesday evening with all odii tra And
members present except Alderman Bice.
The Committee on Accounts reported in
favor of paying tha following bills, and the
report waa adopted 1 15. W. Cundiff, ICO."
W. C. Tweedale, $10 and 2.G0 j J. . I Hal
ter, 113.13 1 A. J. Hunt, I37.SS.
Tha Committee en Health tendered a re
port reccommending that the city property
aeaf the Hebrew Cemetery be reserved to be
opened out as a. cemetery at some future
time. Adopted.
The Committee on Fire and Water recom
mended that the houses belongiug to the city,
occupied by Albany Kngine Co. No. 1 aud
Itesoue Hook it Ladder o, 1 insured.
Committee instructed to report rates at next
meeting.
A special committee to whom was referred
the petition ef Senders tt Sternberg asking
for the removal of a aewer adjoining their
new building, reported in favor of granting
the petition.
The Committee to whom was referred the
matter ef the city's title to the real estatead-
joining the Hebrew Cemetery, was &lveu
further time to report.
The Committee appointed to confer wi'.h
the Canal Ce. for the purpose of settling mat
ters ander dispute was given further time to
report
The contract for graveling the west aide of
7th street between Vine and Callapoia was
let to F. M. Weitfall-work to be finished in
fifteen days.
The cen tract for painting the houses occu
pied by Albany Engine Co. and Hook k Lad
der Co. was let to A. T. A mail for m
A petition from C. A. Plummer, asking
for the privilege of erecting a small water
tank for the use of the public, waa referred
to Committee on Street.
The following resolution, iutroduced by
the Mayor, waa adopted 1
Whssk, tksre srs n ul aur ltin sod Ur
pr oka Hunk ." Cujr charter should to nmwiilwl
iu nian rpct 1 brlurJ tt
H"uni, TUat am, lbs Ouoonoa Cuanrlt el the City
si Aiuany, eo mm r pauwuny sas in nu
I a aw mMine at Ui Uuurt llooas, ea Tiwlii
vuin(. Aue. I7tb, taso, ttoa and tbaet la labs surb
attoa as and mxlne' aur dw toat to nvt tb
rbariar and oatiUoa eae togUlaim t eaaet tbe mum.
The Marshal waa instructed to order prop
erty holders to build new crosswalks at the
following named places within 13 day : On
Sooth side of Sd street, at crossing of Wash
ington 1 South side of Olh, at crossing of
Lyon t west side of 1st at croasinng of Jsfler-
a.
Marshal instructed to repair ail dangerous
place ia cross or sidewalks if property own
er do not do o immediately.
Property holders were given uutd next
regular meeting to eoannlete grading on Sec
ond street
The Marshal was instructed to employ a
night watch until next regular tneetiog.
The matter of protecting the foot of Broad
albin street against the washing of the mill
race wa referred to Committee on Street.
The following tulla were allowed ander aus-
pension of the rules 1 C. W. Burkbart, 127 ;
Clark and Davie. 76 ; A. J. Hunt, s
J. Cradwbol. $?3 ; D. fS. Clark, IT.
Mr. Marietta Kddy asked that she be
paid 123 fer dauugee suetaioed by one vf bar
honee, caused by a defective bridge. Ite-
f erred to Cummittee on Health and Police.
A bill of Jaa. Comttock's for $7. 10 wss
not allowed.
Tbe following bills were referred : Van
Clove Maine, for city licensee, S SO ; A.
J. Hunt, f 40 23 ; coats in rase of Wm.
Haokmaa. $4 50; J. A. Warner, tXM :
oosteia case of A. V. Mackbetb. (1 : ooate
of Schofield. $ : costs ia ee of
(ieo. Doogherty, 93 : Koahay aad Mason.
IW.8J : J. U Ualur. tl3.70,: costs of c
against lHrhs;rty, ta7.
The Tvtloe nw larie4 Aala.
The twine factory at this place has beta
lying idle for quit a while, but it has again
been started up, and, we hope, wilt not be
compelled to shut down again. It is owned
by tea nt our most prominent, wealthy and
ioHaentia,! citizen.. ad U mauaed by three
(J their number John A. Crawford, Thoa.
MonUith aad R. Saltmarsh. A short time
ago they telegraphed to Connecticut for John
C. Haradton, who was feremao or Superin.
teudent of the mill when it was first set p
here, and he arrived here last Saturday. He
has been engaged in cleaning tip and putting
the uacVaery iu order this week, and will
(tart up one or two machine to-day, aad tbe
remainder as fast as they are put so order,
l-aat year' crop of lint is still on hand, and
whoa it ia hackled thera wi J probably be
about fy.QHt pounds of it, suflicient to sup
ply the mill for About six months. Two hack-
bars have been at work apon it for aome time,
and already have 'about 5,000 ponnds ready
for the mill, and will be able to keep it top
plied. There were shout 100 acres town to
flax this year, bu,t on, ACCQuat ot tha scarcity
ftf laborers to pul it a great deal will be last;
it t thou,ght thongV, that there wiQ ho nffi-
cient, with Uxt year's crop, to 4puly the
mill until next spring. Nothing ie of more
import an os to onr oity at present than the
success ol this mannfacturing enteqrie. Our
valley raise the best lint ia the world, as
waa shown at Philadelphia ia IS7C ; the ds
mand for bag twine ia already immense on
the north-west coast, and i grow' eysry
year labor is ai at chea.plire as it is in
tle eat ; we hare the mill here already est
up in running order, and taking All this into
consideration,, wftat W the use in raising Bar.
here, shipping it back east, aad then bring
ing back the twins paying freight both
way and Urge oommiiona lo ! The en-
terprlse must succeed If properly managed.
" Bargains lACIelklag.
A, B. Mcllwain wishes ua to inf()rtn W
reader that he ba received A Urge stack of
Ae"iy f c4oUing, end will beteafter
make it A bulsoess to supply articles in that
line at price eonsiderally lower than can be
obtained Anywhere in the city. He ha
bought At a very low figure end will give his
customer tbe fceneGt of hi oargaio. Call
around and see him, and leara, kji priue.
axenrsien to Atnany.
A railroad excursion from Portland to
Albany will "take place next Sabbath, the
train arriving her at about 1 1 :S0 a. v., a.n.d,
leaving at S dock i,n tf eyeing. A, .trH
baud will he broug along and tVrewill be
dancing at the depot hotel during the after
noon. The . e?hainna,n o( the. n.perYfaiWi
VOmittfe y0Y.-mj,
t., '.'' "
'reps In lake,
A letter from Xew Pine Creek, ia Lake
county, aaya that some time ago it waa sup
pose that the crop would be faiWe
but they toij ep.$c,t to, rvs bar suUicieu
cy o supply thy ntry.
i ie.
ir. Qeo, W. Giy ha A heu'a egg which
measures 0 inob one way and 8 inches and
one-eighth the other. Who can beat that,
or, rather, who ha a hen that can beat it f
The First Wheat.
C. D. Simpson received te Cjt hatd of new
wheaji hut MoVdVy.'' -TV vti rafced by Geo.
J,HPr. -
The ".VtlMearl lsmroule.'
Ths aiolant'huly dajs bar conn.
The saddest 0IU1 year!
Its a little two warm fer whlikr,
And s Uttls teo eool for beer.
Ths only thlnj a man can da.
If that Is what he thinks,
I to sffeot a emnpremlM
Uy mltltif of bis drinks.
Uense and Abroad.
Chew Jackson's Vest Sweet Navy ToW
oo.
flreeu apple have appeared -so ha the
colic.
Hemember to buy your babbit mntul at
this ollice.
r.very man a wife wants a "Davis sewing
machine. W. B. Scott, Albany, agent
Subscribe to the "Jttuttratal W a V, tn
most readable Journal on the Pacific Coast.
No. 1 lard oil, 91 00 (Mr gallon) Sun-rise,
I-' 23,Continental 92 12, at Oradwoht's cash
store.
flood broom can be bad at the Albany
Broom Factory for only three dollar mr
dozen.
Don't forget it ! You can get the ('hkayo
Wtelly Kttv and the I)smnt one year
for 93.
On Account of the presence of so many
roughs our City Coum.il has thought best to
pat on an extra nightwatob.
Stitiire Maine Ibas opened out hi ollice in
in the room Oc on pied by Hon. C. II. Hewitt,
and is now ready for business.
That famous temperance drama "Tbe
Last I .oaf" will be played to uight at the
Opera House. Admission Free..
Tbo moat popular perfume of the day
"UACKM ETACK" try It. Sold by Foahay
Jt Mason, Druggist, Albany, Or.
Kelly, tbe man who robbed old man Back
us at Portland, has been released from cesto-
dy on account of the absence of the only wit-
ness.
Sorbin now has 011 baud a large lot of
Steilaooom beer which he sails at 23 cents
per quart. It is said to be the best 00 the
Coast.
Ail silixens should reiOeiuber the meeting
called for next Tuesday evening to make ar
rangement for the revision of our City
Charter.
Boots and shoes aru sold very cheap at
Mcllwain', as yon will ascertain by calling
there. He now has the largest stock iu this
Una in the oity.
Tbe "Laughing Mau" came "gul dern
nigh" splitting hi sides roaring over the
work done at the State Fair on the "Davis'
Sewing Machine.
We sea by tbe report at hand that the
"Davis" sewing machine waa again victori
ous at tb State Fair, receiving the First
Premium, aa it did last year.
Kern ember that yea can get the DtMouiaT
and the .V. Y. ll'eei V World for one year for
only 93 23. Thia ia a splendid opportunity
to get two paper for the price of one.
Tbe Cfteea pnxxle now ia how Uradwohl
can afford to ball half a dozen dinner plates
and half dozen cups and saucer for (I 10,
and deliver them free in any part of the city.
Now is tbe time to insure your property
agaitat firs, and- better insurance cannot be
bad than that offered by tbe companies rep
resented at C. H. Stewart's A ;;.-ti-y. Ixwea
paid np promptly.
At (Jradwohl's cash atois i;...ir C cutToe
sugar is worth II; Bio rotfe. 5 ll to the
91; eoap 73 cents per !; Mau'a gtlloa
glass jars. 92 10 -r doA-u. ' All god sold
at oorraapotidiiigly bw ligurr for rali.
It is surprising to Sf the nuaber of pu-
pU who wander sows to the S f AH Bt'.KW-
ERV during kind of aatber, where
th)f always Cod "Old ICl." or Lis ha odeums
aeajstent, lieory, ready to supply tkem with
tbe desire I qusntity of the brat beer to the
State.
It ia atrauge what a beuelicial effect the
water at Ixer SoJa has upon a person, mor
ally a well aa physically. Uav From ma
ys Mart, itrown -is running a Sabbath
fichoul at McKnight'a, and Jim Cowan says
Dave expects to act aa Muaionary to the In
diana, and Jim Herren will go to Warm
Spring and drive down a lot for him to prac
tice upon.
svraal.
Mr. Newbonse aad family spent Saturday
and Sunday at Sodaville and Waterloo.
A party consisting of Prof. L. J. Towell
and family, Isaac McClang sd, family, Mr.
French, Mue Kreneft tod Alw Lilly Mot 'oy
jnt up ta Waterloo hut Saturday and stop
ped there until Monday evening..
Prof. K. F. Sox and C. II. Stewart aud
their families visited Sodaville and Waterloo
but Saturday.
K, I'.. Skipsjorth returned friifij SodavilU.
hut Saturday (elA very much improveil in
hoaHh,
Mr. BebeccA Young and Mr. Ham Alt-
house and her daughter Kittie have been
topping At Sodaville fur aome time, but we
understand will return home to-morrow
S. B. Riggen, special agent and adjuster
for the Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.,
peat but Sabbath in this city on buisnes
connected with hi company. II U a. live
agent.
Mr, Pyaon has Lean caavAvung this city
duying the patt week fox the State Directory
and ha met with very good sucoeaa.
David Fronua eame down from Upper
Soda Ust Friday, and on Tuesday returned.
He aays he haa been having a fine time np
there.
W, R. Blata arrived home a few day ago.
II ha just finished teaching school At Sweet
Home.
Jaa. L. Cowan started for Uppt r.Soda, lat
Wednesday. Hi tfltly Pnpe p
Uiere,
John IJamilton arrived here from Iew
York last Saturday to take charge ot the
twine mill
Mont. MonUith haa returned from Faatsrn
Oregon. He aay tbe surveying party xsl
be through in about ono moAtl
Alec Prdoui haa left the Uarr aurveying
party and ia now working in the EaM Ortrjth
plan ofBoa at Pendldton.
' Gamaliel Parrish is now stopping at Soda
villa and is fast recovering his health-
Mr. (srhardt, of CorvallUt haa been atop
ping for a week or two At SdAVUU,hot oame
tfown, from, th,$re, Iftst Monday. He took pat'
saz far Lebanon in a hack, taking ' for hia
eat a chair in the rear end of it, and whan
tbe haok started suddenly ne fell over back
ward to the ground. It bruised him up con
siderably, but he U able to be arpuod,.
1 r
4 "wvj
Qn Tuesday morning M. Houtuu'a ttam
ran away np Ellsworth street, but iu trying
ta tarn into aa Alley they brought np against
Mr. Newhooie' barn, broke the tongue of
the wagon and ran the ragged end of it
through the aiding of th building. One
hone gave hi head a terrifio jam And mi
braised all over the body.'
The sabjeot chosen for next Sabbath's eer
vices ia Gal. 0:7. 0a Wednesday evening,
1st Thee. 6:6.
Saratoga Alirs.
tnt ci.aH tM Entntifir!.
Quit aa epidemic of ginghams prevails. Of
course it is confined to the morning, but as
if to atoti for ueli limitation, it rage with
conspicuous fury. The wont ayjrravaUd
form i reached when hugh squares more
than a foot each wsy are attained and from
thuso dimensions down in innumerable grad
uations we e ginghame of every species un
til mU check apjwar. The larger the
plaid the more tlUtlnijm in oortsuenc. No
society belle worthy the name would lower
herself by wearing one lus than ten inches,
and thus to portray the looks of mingled
seir-uomplaceury and disdain cast upon those
not so initiated is worthy the i-encil of an
artist As an ofTshoot of the gingham craze
we tea tbe most fashionable character w ho
oome and go attired iu utstcr made of
checked Kuglish homexpun, but here tbe
color are snMued shade of gray or brown.
and toe square are somowhst indistinct and
mall. Partis who have loft for the moun
tains are likewise provided with checked
flannel dresses made, round skirt and baby
waist. One lately wnrn.by I'mma Abbott
was made Clarissa walking skirt and box
plaited waisi. This skirt has a short draped
apron in front and two doable box plaits at
the back, and would be quite a suitable for
handsome poods as for flannel.
mojt nahlirw.
With cot.tutncs of u.auy kinds a sash of the
am is loosely tied around the waist in a
brigand-like sort ef wsy, giving a touch of
abandon quite desirable. The soft sashe are
indeed a feature of the day. Made of Surah
silk, they give finish to expenvive costume,
and carelessly attached round tbe waist,
half drooping on one side, present that
Turkish effect so much liked just now.
Again they aro of the same material aad
with full, round skirts, they break tho mo
notony aud impart a simple adornment.
Maggie Mitchell wore the other day at din
ner a costume mad of polka dotted foulord
and Satin da Lyons, made I very waist and
Mobiua walking skirt ; the same evening ap
pearing in a Justine prince) dress cf pale
blue silk with dotted muslin overdress, ar
ranged in Pinafore style. The Pinafore
overdress has the front made like a bib
apron, is open at the sides and ran he fat
tened on the shoulder with boas or bnt tons
or opened down the back.
coirrvfcfc.1
are remarkable for a simplicity Hut is cspti
vating. Nevertheless there ia tt:ch variety.
All aorta of encaging fancies are indulged in
and one may do just as one pleases, provided
that tbe outline is graceful. Yet withal
there are some stjles more prevalent than
others, for by far the grester number of
young ladies wear their luir at the back
of tli head and done up in braids although a
loose coil is in much favor. Usually it is
very low and in Grecian style, but again we
see it higher aad a few short curls can be
added. Tbe front hair is always worn in
aome irregular sort of way frirzlc-l, curled,
in errr rnrur lurk or in truth in any way
pleasing to the wearer. "luvuible" nets for
the forehead are worn with positive brave
facednesa. not the slightest attempt is made
toward concealment and the fairett brow
display these myatcriooa frameworks which
hold slragKling fiirx'.es fast ia A usual posi
tion. tViNl.Nj tifcSM OAtl
F.veutng dress coats are no longer maaia-
tine garment. 'Indies hava asanmed them
and nothing is more stylish at a hotel bop,
than a cost mad of colored aatin or brocade
worn with a whit mitalio skirt. Little cut
away costs are likeie much in vegue. Any
aud all colors are choaea hut the most stylish
are rd or yellow. Heliotrope comes more
and more into favor and not a few of tbe
loveliest toilette aro white combined with
this extensively refined color. There are
half a dozen shade of heliotrope and all but
tb darkest are to delicate too 1 worn with
anything but white. Tha old surplus waists
and leg of mutton shrave again appear the
latter, however, only as an occasional expsri
ment, but the former are becoming net una
saal. Ltrrv C.Tt.
Tb Hoe Twin teder.
ljuk week w mentioned tliat the Walter A.
Wood twine binder had been tried in thia
eonnty and proven to be a complete uc-
in every particular, bnt since that
time we bave learned from tfioae who have
tried it that it aetnally does it work cheap
er and better and causes lass. UouU than
tha wire binder,. l weighs about the same,
but i taavh simpler in construction and let
liable to get out of order. It is perfectly
automatic, and the operator has no lever
to work with hi feet or hands, and those
of onr farmer who bave operated it have
done so after a few moments of instruction.
One machine U now at Roop and Simpson's
warehouse in this city where it can be tyen,
at any time, and farmers, a; mvited to.
call The oter machine it at work on the
prairie, the 'week at John Humphrey'
and all who want to tee it in operation,
can do so by calling there. The agenta of
the "Wood" cUim that U is the only suc
cessful twine binder in existence, and a
they expect tfie demand for it to be very
Urge next Mason, all who expect to bny
should leave their order this fall. The
manufacturers have already telegraphed to.
the Portland agents to know ho.W many
machine he (ball tend out for'next season,
and of coarse, they have to guess at the
number, 0, as the supply will be limited,
you should call on Roop And Simpson and
leave your order.
The Cleslng Service.
The service nex,t Sunday morning aud
evening at the Methodist Episcopal Church
of this oity, which will be conducted, aa usu
al by the pastor, will close the labors of Rev.
J. T. Wolfo with aid Church for the current
ecclesiastical year. The conference with
which he i connected will eonveue at Eu
gene City on the lath inat, to makeappoint
menta for the ensuing year.
The Dellnqnent Tax List.
Sheriff Charlton give notice that the de
linquent taxes for 1S73 and 1S79 have been
placed in hi hand for collection, and he ii
commanded if need be to levy on the proper
tv. AU delinquents had therefore better
read hia notice And take advantage of his
Cellar Bone Breksn.
On Thursday evening of last week Sig.
Cohen, ton of Aaron Cohen, wat thrown oat
of a tmall 4wagou and had hia collar bona
broken. Dr. Alexander wa called and ren
dered the neoesiary medical aaautanoe and,
th little fellow is now gqttiog; ob finely.
$a HVt ttt'Ueve) It T
That In this town there are scores of per
sons pausing our store every day whose
live are maae miserable Dy indigestion,
DvsDepaia, Sour and dihtrewsed . Stomach
Liver Complaint, Constipation, Ac, when
for 75 cts. -we will sell them Saitoh's Vital
izer, guaranteed to cure them. Hold by
Foahay & Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
Twine laden.
W rr m . .m t .4 a a
tr au ueugbt the invention of wire una -
or great achievement, bat it did not ex-
actly suit the American farmer he wanted
twine instead of wire because it was cheaper,
Inveutiv gsnius waa oalled in, and the re
sult is that binding wita twin ie now a suc
cess, aa the following special dlapatci. rm
Nashville, Illinois, to th Chicago TriliaMt
howtf
Naamvillk, 111., May 25. The fan.. ' M
Washington oonnty were treated to an ,
bition tint afternoon a unique a it ou
tertaining. It had been advertised ih. t .
exhibition of harvesting snaohiner' wou v..
given on tbe farm of Judge Aiaeo-, o;e
one machine would bind wheat wkh t r
wire or twiae, and inviting oomti; u.u : y
other wire or twine biodars. Several L . t, -dred
farmer war present, and two maciit.e
wars exhibited iu very heavy green wheat,
viz: the Osborne Combined Twine and Wire
Binder, and the Wood Twin Binder. The
Utter broke down on tbe iirtt reaud, and
waa taken ont of the field. Tbe farmer
were delighted with tbe excellent work of
the Osborne, and highly praiaed the feature
whereby either twine or wire can be need,
as may be the cheapest.
A the invention wa com pis ted at sach A
late date it cannot be brought Into requisi
tion on this Coast until th harvest ef 181.
WBATMCB BKrwBT.
Annual summary of msieorogtcal observ
ation mode ai Allmny, OrAgon, for
t!;e year ending Juue oO, 1A,
by Joan Bbioo.
Moan j
MONTH.
m pressor j
Juty
Aura W.Ai
Hoitmiber tu.iwl
Oeiobr tv.4
KoienliW T H4
!camtjr,., . . . SO.OS
1S0.
irmr)f..... ea.at
Ksbrnarr...... so. 07
Ureta fu.wj
April xw.ss
tf . .
iuu. j
TsanuuTca
Total
rata aad
ataaa IMait atta
BMlUd
64.7
B4.7
l.
4
41.
seal
41 K
.t
40.4
4
ssit
IU
l
A4
so
I. u
II. 19
St
ei
f.t
l.U
47r
M.I4
Toisl rsln "and wetted "wmw daHnf ymr ". . .
A fa pa tar KsMrl.
la th last number of tbe CommerciS Re-
porUr we noticed an article 00 pleaanr re-
aorta, and among tb many mentioned waa Ya-
qainA Bay wntten np a follow:
aqatna Say aad surrouodinr eoontrv hi
attracting aom visitor thia aeaawa aad is
destined to have an increased number every
year, especially if the railroad ia computed
to that sectien, which consummation is eag
erly expected and anticipated by reaident us
that locality. Boating is exeeliaat aaU tub
iog unrivaled. Game is alto plenty and
near by. Tbe majority of persons at Yaqaina
ia past years have oome from Albany, Car
valhs, and aister towns. ProbaUy neat year
Portland will help swell th tide of toarurt
bound for Yacinioav Baixux favorably located
on the coast, and ol aiming extra advantage
in point 01 neaitn ana eexuat atmoaubsrs.
Yaqaina needs not be modest in her claims
a a resort.
I Wlalx Everyaeetf ie Kaiem.
Rev. Geo. n. T haver, an old eltlaea of
tni vicinity Known to ovary one) tut a boom
Influential citizen, and Christian Miniaier
of th M. K. Cbarcb, Ju at tbla motneat
atoppea in our wore vo ay, -1 watn every
uoov 10 Know t das A enBaide tbal tx u
myMolf and wife owo or livee to bblleu'a
Conau m jjtion Cure." It ia bavins a tre
mendous sale over our counters, nod m
Bivittx perrecA aavibifaotion iu nil cea--e iJ
l. una; JJiaewaea, aucb aa n-Mhlng olae haa
uono. lrm. Matcuett ot r ranee
Iloarboa. Tnri Af kv IS. 1A7A.
Hold by Poebay ot Mason, DrngglaU, Al-
oanv, urrgun.
rerseetleei aarelf
One of tb latest and without question the
most perfect sewing, soachiae bow before the
public U t.h "0vi; why they aeUally
makt oat of strip of cloth cops, saccers,
basketa, etc., ia perfect shape. Wt taw on
t th Albany agency and together with toAny
ample of practical work noted wilt say
that there are thing nev before made ou
Sewing Machine, U And ae for yosraelve
nd be convinced. W. B. Scott. Agent. .
4sjae aa4 Cautkeia.
Fred I loaning wishes A to Inform our
readers that he has, at received a magnifi
cent stock of coffin aad caskets, and here
after he will aeU. thera at prices never bafore
beard of in thia community. To give aota
idea of th price, be authorize ca to aay
that they will rang from 3 up to 930, ami
for the Utter price one will be fornvhwl
that ha heretofore coat fully Qe nasaa
buaiueaa.
We have for aala, both at Lebaaon and
Grass Ridge. 300, 000 feet of all kinds of lum
ber, such aa scantling, ' joiata, barn timbers,
boxing, fenciog, and other rough lumber.
At Lebanon wa have a (uperior lot of dry
lumber, each a rustic, flooring, etc. Owing;
to the late Cre, we are offetajthU lumber afc
reduced rate. Addrea ns at Ubanoo. .
CONN BROTHERS.
LtAAKOj, Or., duly 3L
To ThreaaMni Machine wnera.
Now is the time to fix np your machine
fer th harvest. If th boxing is worn, call,
at thia office and buy type metal to aaake th
repairs. It U as good aa th best quality of
'Babbit," and will not cost more than half
as much.
e Tew Went rerVA
Jaa. DannaU. in thia oity, now haa on
hands, a Urger stock of furniture than any
other establishment this aide of Portland,
and if yon want to purchase any it will pay
you to give him a call He haa something
to tell you in regard to hia prices.
rise rarxU.fd
Fred GraG U xoanufactaring some of the
finest Sum! tare ever exhibited in this mar
ket HU bedroom sets are perfect model of
taste and beauty ; and what U better !),.
they are all from Oregon timber.
statues Fee AA&
Dr. JVUhton, haa two. fine dwelling houses
for sale low and on eaay term, tor prtii
nlari call at hit residence on the corner of
Fourth And Ellsworth streets, one door south
of the M. E. Church.
A Can vaster. Wanted.
A good, responsible oanvaatetr, on that
will work with A will, and visit all parts of
the valley,oan get a goodoaition by eailicg
at thia oisoa. Come a soon a possible the
toonec the better.
A CARD.
Ta sit whs are suSarlnsr from ths errors sod Indis
cretions W youth, aorvous walmm, early dasay, loss
ol manhood, Ac, I will toad a rscip that will sur
VOU.FREK OP CH4RGS. Thta trsal ruessdr was
dlsooTsred by a missionary ta Booth America, Saadj
a sslf-addreaMd envsiopa te a KMV. daar T. i
Hlation I, New Xprk y. lontiTl
0fi VAnted I
1 will pay the highest market price for
wool delivered At my warehouse in to is city.
C. D. Sixmos.
Albasy, June 3, 188Q.
Mi J. H. Bates. Kewspaoer AdvertU.
insr AirenL 41 Park Row lllmu BuHdinsr)
New York, is nuthorlaed to contract fer.
aaverwsemems in tne aismocbat nt our
best rates. - : .
If yon lose Anything or want anything ad
vertise in the Dkxocbak
TS. WarA'ts.
. fo:
Fol o- , ,
j .ft rrport of tie mar-
noou yestenday:
- bbl
S11 per ton.
ket in
TLQVR-f
HAT W .
I
POTATO
Lurre.
eoos ,
rOBK-, -
'' 75 ci per LheL
' 2jctperlh.
- jer IML -
' . ct per IK
lJ6o.
eti'ulder 10r.
aid, 13J.-.
DRIED FRUIT t. tui api U. io.
" " plstr,. Mi
Plummer '.ri'. appk-. He.
- " " pluirx, JSe,
CDICKEK8-26C J3.W per rl'-z.
SUGAR San Francisco C. lOjtf.
C0FFKE Cost Riea, lc'iOc.
' -Java,'80e.
CurcoU 22c.
Rio, 20.
MILL FEED bran, tlO,ll ff.t toa.
chop, $18fi.'.
short, f 15.
toidc'jEs, 2.!5.
Taaar V:
Dr Tanner ha provfn 1 ,. ,-. - . n ?
without eating foe forty dr. . . ,,ati :s
are amazed. JA was hi inU .Uc rr.ve .
mankind that they could frrauei.ilv ' at int
teven or ten day with benefit to Utf j-lvr.
Jraathaa HardsenUer, ot hem, cni-r to tho
front aad Uy Ijr. Tanner away io tbe shade.
at na trte on ut wile track at 'Siio for
a forty days' walk, daring whiuti -i-n he
win neither eat; alee or darl . I-. is hi
intention to prove that a nuui u atoru;
very comfortably for fifteen or t ent v av
without aleeping, eating or dri axt
work dnrioar the entire tins in -r I to kam
their limb stronr, and it wiN b- a er.etit to
mankind te do the aaano at 1iAt .rut inter
vat. Hardaeatter will tak ihe cake, he e
ing a bigger fool tliaa Tanner eontrarv to
what nadbeea expeeted before Lis a,i.oi.Si
mentt Portland lit.
We are eozaewhwt acquainted in the fork
of the Sentient and know that the people are
gectrally ready for their regular ratiora
three tiroes a day, and it U our opiaimi that .
this IfanUcatter will bave a beaat'y hard job
of it Acetterujz himself over fortv dava
without grub, liquid or sleep.
ir A raHhfnl lhlte Servant.
Mr. Crosby, who ht been for soanv v-aus
past keeper of the Arag lighthouse, at Owe
Bay, na resigned tb pvaitioa, and w are
mionnea tout tn asaurtnt AeeDcr of the
BUneo light will be promoted to hi sce-sas-
or. Air. CMebW haa been in the linhUx.uae
ie almost eoatinoally siac it eaUdihcb-
mentsin the Oregon Co. Be was ooos
keever of the liirbtneoae at I'mMav hia
on, who haa been his aaatstxrt a'. Cf Ara-
go, wa born t the former i.'-. -e. ys
the cotapeawsvtiun baa been r.-i.-4 t--j jaw
a tigare that be caoawt affo. s lOrftniaU.
Fortiamd Bet.
UU eon mention ad aa his is-.nfit i a r..
in-Uwof iln Wnv Kwhw, of thi ntr.
and for several year wa Lee.r of the iiht
at Cape Fotaweashac.
Calncel Clahl rewxUle In Ten Daya,
Alexandria ty, K. Aqg JT9t
II. 1 f. wrnr.t Co.: nh trt Urn tr
I -a nlmnel ; -etoc rrom nehron-ie
ktdna-y oi-e- . . ...s; r sdisc. and wss
auiteiptttt is , 1 4e .i, ttarew of the
head pny-ie - Nn.,-m Xew York
and tttt's . :N trw. -id an wit boat
benefit. 1 th. o . ii.BMcrd takics your
Snfe KMrey n- -i ii nre, arTa in two
week tt he uujtr y resaored my
heedlh nnd t am henry ne 1 ever wan.
My dieeaaw bad relnd lyy wri;;bt from
lee to S pouortu, end ltw.' still leanening
when I eonmoMd takinir your raedk-iD.
I then gained eight peuada in ten cays
time. I am a-toniabed at nay rapid enre.
and no Are eVbera. Cat a n, Davb
Wklt rwajtrle newer.
TaUsa before retiring. wiV Loenr a good
nUbt'a reex, with an ew. ninu in ti e
revnornto health, c- nci vtgrx.
Kor coated toatrae. tud bir.iiL,-k heti.
m , h, or any diatorbon, ai.slug .m dj
. ppia or tor pia liver 11. ja - ilooci m ptx-r.
: 1 1 nation oa dtaeaao is envrely dulerect
fr- ia nay medico ever int: xluod, quiev
tu. pains slmost iaftaxi Uy. The hue and
er rat-ed ngnixMt 14 by pa ent mdicitv
meo, who ha-e fore'wen in o nd rent Uie
dee traction of their ttnCui-ia; 'u-trjesf,
and the thouaanoa of cnolcfS- i leaAuntk
nl4 flowing in from nil pan t the Ss
World, I n nre ind'eaiion or na great
menu. Trial aiz at li Ittug w,ora. JieJf
pound botUeo, Ti nenta. Fealtay dfcilav
new, tel ArMtn.
HOW TO 8 AVE M -N KV -Tn stead of
oing to A dootn fer n r 1 1. if tow
hnvw Bright1 Diaeo-oe Pain in
tb Beck and Lorn, H11 now
lion. Cadouli, Driclt-du: - sa-
troubhrof the) Kidneys : --n .
botileofDr. Minus' X . u "a
great Huoiio Oompoond. it -wonderful
prenedvtirm for the-'' . .utoes
ever compounded. Mesar. Aluauia A
Carroll, waoleenJo dm gr !... mv: - We
rwfTArd Nephriotua natiie -o-a ktdney
nnd tOndder remedy in the iHnckut
VYoodAzd, da-nggiat, Foninial, rr . savs:
Everybody apuajM highly of it," ( hiAln.
drumriat, PorUAnd. Or . aava: "v l.1 iota
of U: ttnlwny doe the wort-Many
hAvelbeeitenmd of obetinai) kiduex onir
piaiuta after the doctor bave . I i thwoa
up. Price, fl.25. Foe aaie by aU uruft
gsste. 1 ran Annsher Car Sale,
Ike Conn haa made jaageots vrftli
S. Nickeraon to do all bit tlin. itI t
large atock of Ssoxiag, rustic, furiaaiiicg
lumber, et., will be kept on hand at tha
pUaar in Lshnnon. Hooting and rtttic aili
be sold at $20 and f21 per thousand, and
other lumber ia proportion, - Oat readers
will remember that the lumber f"ora Cean'a
mill cannot be exoelUd Anywhere.
The lehoaeax Walls isat
it not built yet. And ttatil it otw people
will tU have to eae aoxan other aaode ef
conveyanen. Fred Willert, of tha city, haa
six or eight kaoks and baggie which be will
sail at vary low prices aad on reasonable
term. He also doea all kinds of bUckamith
Vng and wagon nuking And gtiaranteea tatU-
laetion.
The Mew Depot .icni.
Jaa. A. Cross, who haa r,c.'ed etu'0 an c-
vUbl reputation aa boat at .h MciIincTiUe
hotel, baa opened out the tw hotel at the
depot in thia city, and U now ready to prop
erly care for all gneata who nay atop with
him, Kverything U new, neat,- clean and
oenvenient and better table are not aet any
where in the State. ' S3tL
Be torn Want Lu.abrrT
N. Price ha 300.000 fe-. ef Cue fenolnj
lumber for sals At hU nual ia Waterloo pre
cinct And will deliver it oa cither aide of the
river. Be also, baa About 100,000 fvet of As
sorted lanjbax. Sniahing, iooring, eto. It
will be. acM cheap, and it wSI pay yon to
eaqaire their price.
. - r -
tTUst tOiwH w I for av coDerle-irort-r
I the one Abiding thought tf nmit.v n lady,
who needa but that laat toneh to be n rav
ishing beauty. Where BAtnre baa fnilfcdt
do her pnrt, comes In tb aid of art, and
now that Madame fUoxiera Enamel Bloom
ht freely offered there i no es-os ftr
p Aluaebs, Thia provident! si invention
ma.de of perfectly harml, Ing?dteBts.
resh froca tbe world of flow are an I piisntt,
and ban n most whole-ome i we.l as a dv
ligbtful efieot opon tho ekia. Ko toiletta
tafwo can aSard to be-vwithou: it. 1
BOKX.
XOOERS. In this city, oa Wednesday, A jfust 11,
Uso, to uw wita ot A. AV. Bayers a sci.