The state rights democrat., October 15, 1880, Image 3

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WILL. II. KICK, StatJou AtrtMit.
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several Kaaawayt Half Dozen ur slare
reraHrl.
Fair weok was not very irili;ieut" aoculeuts,
although we had a few.
Oa Saturday a Miss Anderson, who had
eome up from Marion county to rido for th
pivHiium offered to the besteiHstricniit, was
thrown from a buggy and bruised so that
she was ituablt to appear ou the ;;r.mnls on
horseback.
Ou Friday eveuiuj Miss Mary (i.ildson am'
several other youu laities were riding armtm'
town ou norsuacK, auu just as Uiey were
jiassiuK tlie St Charles Hotel her horse, scared
and threw her violently to the ground. At
tirst she did nut think she was hurt but very
little, and got on her horse and rode, up to
ilr. Cuudius, but shortly afterwards the be
vame delirious aud remaiued so throughout
the entire ni,;ht She is able now to be out
on the street again.
Straud Long bas met with his usual aoel
dent aain. We can depend unon him for
an item ; he geurrally geU hurt about once
a month. A short time aio he w as thrown
from a horse and had his arm broken, and
last Sabbath he uudrrtouk to ride a race at
. the fair grouud, was thrown aain and had
his lanie arm damaged again. We will soon
begin to believe that Straud is unlucky
The most serious accident happened last
Monday moruing. Geo. UeuendorSer, his
younger brother and sister were driving
- through our streets in a hack, aud one of the
tugs dropped down, the horses scared and
ran away and turned the .hack over, throwing
all the occupauta out. lieore is badly hurt,
, there hardly being a stjnare iucli on his body
that is not bruised. ' tie is ivn lined to his
bed, but is receiving good atteution from his
family ud the Knights of r this. 1 1 is broth
er was aUo hurt coittidVrably. an J h'. sister
had one arm badly bruUe-.L
Taaarll rarrrlla.
The t'ity tmtuii met in tvular session
last Tuesday evening with all ullit t-r aud
nirmbers preseut.
Tile fullowiug bills w re ordered aid :
Cost bills in differvnt cases : 4S !." ; I. Kline
4Co, U41; J, I. Halts-r, $lo.4ij A.J.
Ifuut, $19; C. 11. Hewitt. (IX
The Committee on licenses, to whom was
referred the petition of the lilue Hibbon Club
asking that the ordinance relating to the
(.losing of saloons on the Sabbath be eui'orced.
reported back the petition without any rec
ommendation, j
fiice then moved tljattke petition be grant
ad, Martin moved to table the matter, whuli
motion carried. Oa motion of Scott the mo
tion to table, was reconsidered aud, anil then
a motion was passed that salKn keepers
should be prosecuted whenever any evidence J
was produced against them. j
The Treasurer's rrjort was received and '
referred to Committee on Accouu'.s. It shows
balance on hand of
TLa Heoorilr wu iustrnetsj til t-tlijlish lUt
pf deluiueqt tax-payers notif iu t'iem to
pay np in fifteen days, and was authorized to
publish it in the three city papers provided
(hey did not charge over $-.50 rack
City Marshal was infracted tu advertise
and sell lot (j. ? and 3 in Block 4.".
The Marshal was inatructedjto notify prop
erty holders to slope the grade at the end of
(ha Improvements an rVcouil .Street
U, C. Kice presented his resignation as Al
derman on account of bis removal from the
city. Accepted. The vacancy will be tilled
at the next meeting.
Aaei)rr t?)slars t baas.
y reference to our advertising columns it
ifill be seen that the Albany foundry has
changed ppjprietprs and A. p. Cheny, the old
proprietor, is aaiu at the head of it, and has
Associated with l,itn his two. Af r. Cherry es
taldished the foundry here in the first place,
and as be is a thorough mechanic and lias had
years of experience we look for him to work
op the business of this institution to very
large proportions. The now firm is adding
new machinery aud U prepared to manufac
ture steam engines, saw am! grist mi IU, wood
'forking machinery, pumps aud, i"on and
prasj castings ol all descriptions, liead their
advertisement.
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ratersjt arltaawlrdgrneal.
Mr. T. h Pvans, the bjiud laaa who has
feetn'in our oity for several days, lsire us
to return his grateful thanks to Mrs. C.
Houc'., landlady of the St. Charles Hotel,
for her exceptionably benevclent kindness to
him duriug his sojourn. He says she is the
hvt charitable and kiud-hearted hotel keeper
Vtji, has mfct witt in his tra,veix, an
p'esjrfeV's'tJ extend' to h.er his public ack
nowledgment of her generous entertainment
i,l .an uvifortqnate uiai.
4 f'wfcr -fen-
arney Collins is the boss climber. He
wetit nearly to the top-mast of the Democrat
ic flag ' polo on Wednesday and cut the hal
i'r'tj W't-'b b?'d the ftaj eptanlrd. t was
4 (.limb, of over one hundred leet aud was
accomplished with the dexterity aud self
eonuJeriuu ' which characterises the average
XfUiiouri Oeinocrat, and is' a' sample of the
pluck that makes that state always go Demo
cratic.
tm: CisM In lb; lf rinet.
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V.. E. Cannon is entitled to special praise
or the' manner in which lie managed the
(Jounty Fair. ' Through his active and un
ceasing vigilance and the painstaking care of
bi 4ep!ltie8, he ojder arid ooorum at the
Air lj-as excepionably gotx, aud tjie Fair
?rctors may compliment themselves on se.
curing the services of such au excellent corps
of executive officers.
4 W1!c.,Fts
a.
(ioiog into our sanctum last Weduesday
the tjrat thing f noticed was a large agg
fld 4 HQte left by the side of it stated that it
was an eat laid by a Hancock rooster. Be
that as it may th.e egg is a whopper, measnr
ing 8x2 iijches, Mr. Michael, of Brow ns-
viile, lail it on our table,
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SfV'B' ff1!! Knsi3'!.
Ballard, tiom and Co., proprietors of the
linn County Mills, are offering 72 cents per
bushel in cash for wheat.
FRIDAY.
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Tlie Horirly 4 uirs Onl tliciul
I'rruilnm Anrv.
The fair held lost week by tlio l.iim County
Agricultural Society clonod on Saturday, a
tcr having been in vession four days, nml w
are proud to say that it this year proved
success. On the second and third duvs the
rain prevented a great many from attending,
but still the crowd was roachinjf up to
several thmisaud on Friday.
Almut thirty hnrscs were put in training
on the ground.", and tin wens were pcncrally
good.
On Wednesday at I o'clock tlioiHj was
nice co between lktskrt's"lcs (hutcs"aud
(ien. Miller's "Uusscll," in which tin latter
carried off a purse of ?t(MK
At 2;."10 on the samo day there was a tr
ting race, Jand for "-year olds, for a purse
of $1(X1. O. K. Stuipsnii entered "denuv
l.ind ;" J, 11. Sawyer, "Jolmnv l.ee," am
1'- M. udlcy, "Hilly ll.vd." '.lenny l.in
won in two straight heats.
On Thursday mornin;;at Po'clock the j:las
lll match came off between tlie Albtuy ani
Corvallis teams, and resulted in a victory t
the former.
At 1 o clock on the y.imi! U.iy tlier xtas a
race for a purse of $7-1 for l.iun county hrses.
won by "Selin," owed by J. lludsnn.
At 2;"0 on the same day trotting, - ill .'I,
for 3 year olds, purse !? W. Wm. Cirden
teretl ''Sim Keel ;" (ico. 1". Simpson, "Jen
ny 1.1ml ; . (. i.iiiies, "liob Hoy, anil
the latter won in two straight heats.
On Friday at 1 1 o'clock! Jen. Millcr's"l'us
sel" ran against Racket's ''Alice McKee,'
and the latter wn. This was a sin'o da-sl
of one mile for a purse of $100.
At l o clock there vu a running contest
for 2-year olds, 8iusle dash, for a pursi :
SHX. lla-skct's "lVs Chutes" and Jos. Tav
lors' "Hastings" made up the ratv, aud the
former won.
A trotting race Ir J.iun County horse
cxme off at -.:H). Thero erc three entries
J. Misncr, "tlob Kov ; It. Siinlcv, "Aittie
I.inn ;" .V. J. Fairbanks. "Sim Heed." Tl
former won in two straight heats.
At 1 o'clock on Saturday there was a race
between Miller's "Kusscl Coleman" and lias.
ket's IVs Chutes," for '."O. The former was
distanced, and the rao was no trial of speed
whatever.
At trotting, tree lor all, lr a purse
of $J00. "norcuCB K" entered by II. Sim.
ley took tirst money, aiel J. Miner'-s "'lVin-
pest" carried oil second.
In cattle H. C. Powell carried ofl lice pre.
miiims on Jersey cattle, ami A. S. roxe!l
ho on Holstrius.
In horss-s tliero w.is a better hhowint;.
Some very fine stock is on liiUtii, ami
so many premiums were avi'ar.if.l that we
have not the room to "il-e names.
Of sheep there was rjitite a lar.;..- lot. ein-
ractni; Americau and French nieriuos, ew
Oxfordshire ami crosa-hrveda. Thos. Fro
man. C. !'. Ilurkhart, 1.M. tiuthrie, N. I'.
aine and T. IS. lVUv were the prineipal ex
hibitors.
John West, of Marion county, hal on t;-
hibitiontjuite a lot of swine, principally ISeilf-
hires, and took iiftcen premiums. C. 1.
Hurkliart took three premiums in ttiis class.
In grain and vegetables there was a g'xl
xhibitiitn.
KimroJ Payne took premiums on ptimp-
in.
1'. C. lSaker on white velvet wheat, ta-
toes and yellow corn.
John Meeker. cabla; bee's and .tatoeii.
Ot-.i. Hughes, Sonora uheat ainl cahliae.
J. If. Townscud, j-as, onions, tomatoes,
cauliltowor, water nteloiia and musk inelous.
Oeo. Luper, white winter wheat.
li. 1 Smith, carrot and wtiite brans.
A. Hale, water melons an I s.pijshe-.
V. lStyne, Club v..eai.
$1. Powers, mang!e.(.
T. 15. Price, Uolden t ha!', wheat.
C. P. Durkhart,white mammoth, fall, white
velvet and Souora wheat, biieUwhea:, timo
thy seed and sweet potatics.
Mrs. .1. Y. ISockeuslo, beets and carrots.
Mrs. Jason Wheeler carriol elf tlie blue
ribbon on butter making.
When it en t..e t j homo w. k there was a
r
large display. Tha ladies contributed in
numerable articles for this department and
made it the best ou exhibition. Men should
make a note of this and next year follow the
example of their wives. The ladies who re
ceived the greatest unmbcrof premiums were
Mrs. John Irving, llrs. I. .1. 4'owell, Mrs.
Oi McWain." Mrs. IS. W. Cumliff. Mrs. X.
C. Dozier, Mrs. W. t . Tweedah. Mrs. I'. M.
Redfield, Miss Minnie Monteith, and Mr.
M. J. McIIeffy.
In "Works of Art'1 there was a good dis.
play. Miss Lulu Sharp and J. F. I'rowu liad
several oil paintings, aud the lady mentioned
showed soma lioautifnl crayon oiiecimens.
Mrs. C. A. Plummer had on exhibition a pen
drawing of rare merit. Prof. McCabc'n him-c-
imenw of penmanship-gave pra f of the fact
that he is a maoterof the art. Mrs. I'edlichl
aiid Jrs. Ccl,en hati some very hue. zephyr
work on exhibition, ami MaxStocker's checker-board
was bcautift;!.
The display of flowers w as not laro.
Of panned fruits, jellies, pickles, j.rcserves.
etc.', there was a cood allowing. Mrs. W.
li. Canon, Miss I'.Sia I'ced, Mrs. M. F.
Ilendricson aul Mrs. lSaukenst were the
chief exhibitors.
In "Froits and AVines", especially the
former, Oregon fairs always have g.Mul exhib
its, and this was 1.0 ext.eptr!(.
A. tV. (ordon and lrs. t'. Klkius tix.k
premiums on apples; t . 1 . Imrkhart 011 (ears;
John Meeker, Jf. L. Iludd and ('. IS. Peed
on pliiins ; Iturkhart on graes ; Y. J.I. low
ers on cqrnvnt wine; Mrs. Hackensto on Jiear,
plum and tomato butter. In dried fruit there
was a good display, and premiums were
awarded to Mrs. M. F.. Alexander, Mrs. X.
I'. Springer, Mrs. JSackensto ai(d Mrs. lihoda
A. Smith. 1 i. Wr. Sill, agent for the Corval
lis Fruit Co., waa an hand with a magnifi
cent display of Plummer dried frnit. ISesides
this he had ona of the driers running in full
bloat by the side of the pavilion, giving all
ail opportunity of seeing its workings, it is
very complete drier, aud lieing sold at a low
price, gives our fannfr; th" opportunity of
pottiug the products of their orchards in the
market in good shape.
The "Mechanical Department" was not as
full as we hail hoped to see it. I), IScst aud
X. Whealdon each took premiums on their
gram "separators. xe W 'alert bad a Cue
display of buggies ami hacks, which were
admired by all, aud tlipre were e,-eral other
entries, such as harrows, suction pumps,
plows, etc
The premjum offered to tha l)f st eques
trienne wag contested for by four different
ladies -Misses Mollieaud Amelia 1 Wry, Miss
Belle Canon aud Mrs. II. S. Crowder, aud
the two former1 carried olf the tirst nd sec
qntl Jiriacsv There was some hatd feeling
caused by the award of the prizes, one of the
Misses Horry being admitted after the time
for entries had passed.
Vol ire tu t rmes.
(Jo to the Bee-Hive wire works for all
kinds of wire cloth and aino. screens for re
pairing grain cleaners ; s.ho ior galvanized
wire fruit cloth.
rorxrv corn
The bill of J. T. Williams forSU
building briilgo nt Officers Ford was afftftwb
A jietition rukinc for a bridce across
slough at Jos. Hamilton's was granted.
I. M. Uruco was allowed f 2IM) for his Rer
vices as local agent for the county.
Win, lamiAstcrs wns appointed Cnlistabl
of lirownsvillu precinct.
T. I!. Oi'imcs was authorized to purchase
i.000 feet of lumber for Histrict '-'."i.
C. T. Craft was allowed $17 1. (i- for keep
mg t olo aud Suelebiiry, paupers. Ho w as
given the contract lor keeping Cole another
year for S'JOO.
11. Cartur was instructed to hire a tnau at
not exceeding 6'- pi" day to wait on Cha
Miller, a pauper.
Havvev Skocls was allowed $18 for house
rent for Havidson, au indigent person, bti
the Court will allow no more in this case.
J. A. Crooks was authorized to purchase
10.4SS feet of lumber for bridges on Alpliu
and Hccitan creeks.
'. A. Crooks resigned as supervisor of No,
4, mid A. J. Conner was appointed.
J. I. (iilbert was allowed his three mouths
salary, $l."0.
Henry Stow wns authorized to spend 81."
in repairs on bridge across Sautinui.
The plans for three bridges mado by C. H.
Hew'tt were accepted.
11, Hewitt aid ImiocIi lloult Wera an
poiutcd to let cjitract for building a bridge
at Hamsbur, and C. It. Hewitt aud Ceo,
11. Kiddie to let contract lor lin.lu near
Jos. Hamilton's.
It was ordered that the coiiuty furnish the
material and the district the labor for th
bridge at Shedds.
1. IS. Potter was authorised to purcliate
b H)ts and socks for Holuomb. a pauiier.
('. II. Hewitt was appointed to let the
contract for retiring the Calapooxa bridge.
Dr. Kelly was authorized to attend youug
Fast and to furnish tho necessary ruodiciues.
Tho Court onb-red the vault for the Clerk's
oll'.co built, and the contract for the brick
work was let to Clark & lavis fofST.KI, aud
tho iron work to A. F. Cherry for i cents per
JHHIIld.
The Sheriff was instnu to.1 to levy ou tin
property of all delinquent tax payers.
The County Clrrk was authorinl to su;i-r
uteml the construction of the vault.
It was ordered that $" per week be allowed
for the support of the two children of Mrs.
teed t us tar until afier Circuit Court.
The following bills were allowed :
J. I. Miller, i-M; V'. P.. flraham, $13 i;
'. H. Paymoud, S.V.1. 17; W. K. Temple,
ID II ; Mansfield and Monteilh. SIO: W.
t. Kirk, fs.l.CI ; Koshay ami Mason. -17l.-
ST,; S. r Yotin, J7 ; .1. U. ilrrrni. $11 .11;
. I. Nye. .?.'.: It. ISn.wii.' $.'1; N. Itanm.
I7 III ; .1, J. t harleton, fl'.'S.;.". and 519.-
M; M. Thompson and Co, SI 40 ; C. II.
witt, .Mj -, J. J. Blair, Sin TU: U Iong-
las, 81s 10 ; M. Cuiiuingham. TiU ; I-
liuii, s?j : ,J. J. ( barltoit, SIX
tl Hair Ma. I.
The larc liemocratic flag a.s run up on
the t!a,j staff last Monday, and oil Tuesday
uioruiui;, when it was to l-e tal.ru down, the
streamer was found to be afoul of the hal
liards. The llag was pulp. I half way down
aud thcu it would come no farther, and coutU
not be pulled up s,;iiu. In this way at half
mast, it remained uutil Wednesday after
noon, when a daring voimj; man named
ISarney ( 'ollius eliiulied tho jmle, a ilistalice
of about eighty feet ami cut the lla loose.
It was a daring feat, and was done after an
old sailor had climbed up a part of the way
and thru barked out.
While the Mag was at hall-mast it gave
Uf publican a splendid chance to crack jokes.
"Hancock wus dead i" "the 1'eiiiix-ratic tar-
! ty ws dead; "Ohio and Indiana had gona
Republican," siul all such wit could l-e heard
1 011 all sides, but lictnocraU generally got
i even by saying that the llag was at half mast
! in risjHvt ta tho memory of Mr. t'orklu, the
.Sheriff whom the Itepubli.-mns killed at
1 I'vansville, Indiana.
A athulir 4 bar. b.
Archbuho'i Selig-r and Father stain pfl
ofitiH Itoiuaa Catholic Cbureb, have been
here this week to In vestigato matter and
see if a cliurcli could nut be built ou tboir
property fronting on tho College block.
They t:iet with coiishlurable ncoumge
i-iciit, about f-vU lej5 .v,Uvril)fi in ouft
day by otir citizens, and a tniuo 01 f totto
biill'iin;.; will i put up next Spring. S.w.11
after its eixiigiletion slfps will bp taken
towards passing up a lino Luil.linrf for
, lIMll pin pocs.
tlloe Hlttbaai t lub.
Tlie foll.iwing is the program for the lueet
iuj.' tiiis evening :
I March by the orcheotra.
J -Vocal duet, by Miss Annie. P0W5II &ud
Miss l.aura Coltra.
.'t Soprauo soo, by Miss lert.e liuos.
4 Sehottische, by the orchestra.
Miss Piper and Miss Houk w ill preside at
tho orgau during the ovouing, and god
speakers will lie iu attendance. .
i:xrnrsin ta Lrbaaun.
The Ileublieaus of this city had au excur
sion to Lebanon last Saturday evening for
the purpose of rttending a political meeting
at that place. Col. Haw kins al(l M,r. Curtia
loke to a, lie audience. Tl,e latter inaile
a very fair speech, but the Colonel did not
suit even the l'epublican part of his audience.
The excursion, returned to this city a few
minutes after 'J o'clock.
fcplratliil fllrrrs.
Chief Marshal W. P. Canon and his two
aids. Ceo. Humphrey and Ic(. 'uung, at
tended to their duties on the fair ground in
a way iu which no one 0011IJ find any fault.
O.uxl order was preserved throughout the
w hole four .lays, ami w cannot help congrat
ulating the Hoard ou their selection of such
efheient olliccrs.
('me I p and Mettle.
Mivny o our subscribers failed to pay up
laet year, and we have now carried them two
years, and as we are very much in need of
money we hope they will come up now and
settle arrearages and pay us a year in ad'
vance. Jf yoy ppsbly cap, le sui;e to aC'
cept this invitation, and get some ot your
neighbors to take the paper for a year.
A Wife Hauled.
The undersigned, a farmer living in Hen
ton county, wants a wife. She should not
bo over thirty years of age, and suitable to
a farmer' companionship. Any lady desir
ing such a companionship will please address
WILLIS CAUTKU,
Albany, Oregon
Ito Vow Want Lraiiitwr?
X. Price has 300.060 feet of fine fencing
lumber for sale at his mill in Waterloo pro
cinct apd will deliver, it on cither aido of the
river, lie also has about 100,000 feet of as.
sorted lumber finishing, flooring, etc. It
will be sold cheap, and it will pay you to
enquire their prices.
s"tfeasi!
Heme mi 1 iuroiiiti
(ien. JohU F. Millur attended our fail1.
Not touch sickness now iu this locality.
Chew Jaukson'a Best Sweet Navy Tobac
co.
j?. M. liedfleld is having his hou.n remod.
eli;.
Hancock and (iarlicld tobacco at Kd.
Ilauins.
Komoiubcr to buy your babbit metal at
this office.
Head the advertisements. You will gut
many a bargain by doing so.
A candy factory is being opened out incite
of Mrs. ( headle a buildings.
A great lenlof travel now 011 the Lebanon
wagon road across the mountains.
V', l . t hcrrv talks some 01 onetiina 011
snotlier foundry In this city soon.
Wiley II. Allen if opening out a well stsck
od musio stora in O'Toole's building.
Althouse It Co, are putting up a large ad
ditiun to their ansh and door factory.
The "Invincibles" have received their 1111
forms and ore now ready for service.
(iraiu insurance is Very low. Call 011 (
II. Stewart if you want the very best.
Kvery man's wife wants a "Davis" sewing
machine. W. II, Scott, Albany, agent.
Circuit Court convenes iu this oity 011 the
fourth Monday (the 'ioth) of this month
Wheat is still coining in, but farmers do
not have to wait long for a chance to uulosd.
Subscribe to the "lUitJrutrtt II'im"." the
most readable Journal on the Pacific Coast,
Col. Wheat called last Tuesday. He says
the narrow Range railroad is booming along
fat.
Cood brooms can be had at the Albany
ISroom Factory for only three dollars cr
doen.
l)r. C Willis Price, dentist ollice in the
fWd Fell ows Temple, over Plummer's drug
store.
Our Alliany College is Idling up fast. W
arc glad to see our pen pi o K'v'"'s it a liberal
atroiisge.
li.l Hall aud Sam llobiusou came up to at
tjml our fair last Saturday aud remained over
uutil Monday.
Mrs. O. W. Durban, of Vaucouver, 'W. T.,
is visiting w ith tlie family ol I oi. .xiotiteitli.
is this city.
Kd. Hanoi say it does not matter how
Indiana goes so long as be sells tobacco and
cigars to cheap.
I'he sacramrut of the "Lord's Super" was
lispensed to about sixty communicants at the
l P, Church last Sabbatii.
Col. Hawkins weut down to Portland from
lere last Monday. His lo-publn au friends
did not want him to speak here.
People come from all over the valley to
trade at Fox, llaum & tVs iu answer to the
advertisement in tha I'tsw iiw.
Tho docket of the next term of Circuit
'ourt will uot be nearly as large as usual.
;ood cnjs Jo away with litigation. '
Milt Miller, a working youug Iemocratof
Lebanon, callod yesterday, aud rcort that
the boys are wideawake for Hancock.
Judge l'.umett was down last Monday, aud
udge ISonhani came up the same day to take
rpositious in the McMahon divorce case.
lie fair is a thing of the past, the booths
which once knew the gstnbler will kuowhim
no more around here uutil about one year
from 1,0 w.
Pev. J. M. Dick, of Mohawk, aud Lev. T.
Wilson, of Halsry, spent last Sabbath
ere, and each delivered a sermon at the I',
, Church.
The people out on the lints of the la-banou
railroad should get a poatoflice established
mew here out there about six or seven miles
from Alt-any.
The "I-aughiug M,an" wuie "gol dern
nigh" splitting his sides roaring over the
work done at the Mate rair on the "I'avia
Sewing Machine.
It. J. Orahain baa moved to Kugeue aud
will opeu out a clothing store in that city.
Dick is a good fellow ami we Imp ho will
do well up there.
A valise and two coats were fouud iu an
alley back of Foster's brick on the evening
of William's speech in this city. Call ou
the Marshal for them.
Toe big race last Saturday looked to out
siders like a regular throw off. ISoth horses
came in with the riders pulling i on the bits
with all their might.
Capt. Montague. President of the (xbauou
Haneock and FnglUlt Club, called yesterday.
He says that Lebanon wilt give us a good
majority for Hancock.
Peters aud Sox Lave added a great deal to
their stock this week, and can now furnish
you with almost anything in the hardware
lino that you can ask for.
The gentleman who draws Mr. Tihlen's
salary will go back to San Francisco iu a few
days by sea ; and from thence to the Fast by
the Southern Pacific Uailroad.
We see by the rr4K'rL) at Vaud that the
'.Davis'', sew ing macltino was again victori
ous at the State Fair, receiving thu First
Premium, as it did last year.
Charley Webber writes to his folks from
Frinevilltt that be is getting along finely. He
expects soon to buy some calves and go into
the stock business on his own hook.
Mr. Hreeden and Miss ltettie Oillilaud
were married up iu Sweet Home last werk.
The happy couple have our best wishes or
their future prosperity and happiqess.
l'u;;ng tio excitement of the fair W 'ek
ftiid tha. Indiana election newa the Star Hrew-
ery beer was the favorite beverage in toasts
for the "fastest hurus"or the "wiuniug man.'
All you delinquent subscriber look here ;
if you want to square up accounts we will
take wood, grain, potatoes, couuty or city
orders, or cash. Come forwanl aud lix things
up.
Just received at 1. H Hlaine's a large in
voice of M D Wells and (Vs celebrated "sad
die seam standard screw boots" the best
boot iu the market for winter wear. For
salo at the lowest prices.
Frauk Wood received about aix tous of
beautiful marble direct from the quarries at
Rutland, Vermont. He now hat ubaut the
largest stock o L.arble Tu the State, and will
work it up at low'fignrea.'
Farmers, you have no idea how low lire
insurance is. C 11. Stewart will write you
a policy for $1,000 on a first class dwelling
house, or the contents, for three years, for
ftnly 9", and give you the choice of any of
his large English companies.
The hrah of last week said tlut "Sena
tor Humphries o;y( syvrnj tVW htJai" were
attemptjiuq tq pas sptuetliing through the
Legislature. lowf if tlus applies to. Heufttor
Humphrey of Linn we repudiate the base al
legation aud defy the aligatur,
The name of the Htar Brewery is now
known in almost every locality in the State,
and orders for it are received every day,
During fair week those who sold other brands
had to advertise them as Star Brewery beer
before, tha publio would buy of them, aud
still people say there is nothing 111 a name.
Fine rurallure.
Fred Craff is manufacturing some of the
finest furniture ever exhibited in this mar
ket. His bedroom sets are perfect models of
taste aud lieauty ; and what is better still,
.they are all from Oregon timber.
Sew tsrit i'nsiiinns.
FALL WliAfS.
The influence of the dolman is felt thrimgl;
out the world of out door garments. True,
tliero are inch things as jackets in existence,
and they are faahionable too, but for one 1
fear to say how many fall wrap are charao
terlzed by the peculiar features of the dol
man. It is true likewlso'that the newer name
of ' visita" Is constantly given, but, after all.
lis but a name. And tlnrdlyi.moreover, it
is true that tho dulmun or visito of to day.
dillors materially from what it wan, but this
is so much tho. better, because the goods
points are rotaincd aud, the objectionable dis
carded. There It an t-leganco iu a dolman
which is not possible to a jacket, and now
that a certain "Itappingiiess" (excuse me for
coining a word) has given away to indications
of shagv, by whico it hangs as closely to the
the llg ire as a jacket, thero is nothing hand
somer or more beccoiiiing. In view of cold
weathor styles aro long, and if yon ask me
lor a desirable model, 1 would aay the "".a
rah." A jacket is certainly morn jautity,nnd
one one of tho must striking novelties iu this
line is the lauigtry casaipiu. Nearly tight
lining, it is slightly double breasted, and
has a horn! which reaching to the waist, can
be lined with the same goods as the garment
or lit contrast. Circular w raps are affected
by doliuuu idua; tome of the newest being
lilted to the liguro and with arm holes. Hut
tho genuine circular is not yet thrown aside.
If you have one wear it, but do not mnke up
new material in a shape that is 011 thu wane.
xrvi.Ks or xiviiiMi.
The "jersey" is a stvtliug novelty ; so
much so that it is as yet doubtful whether it
will be woru by any but a few who delight
iu whatever is conspicuous. This new gar
meut is woven throughout of heavy silk ur
waol dyed iu fashiouabln colors such as gar
uet, plum, dark blue, etc. It is iuteudvd to
be worn iu place of a basque aud lilting like
wax, gives especial nppurtuiiitp for the show
off of a flue figure. Peaching high about tlie
tl.rort, it is liuished with ribbing, and rib
bing appears also at the wrists. Now the
very existence of the jersey is proof that cos.
tunics close arouud the his will remain in
vogue) we are aware of the iuaugurtaiou of
round waists with full skirt haugiug partly
or eniirety plain ; styles bunched on the hips
are still seen aud all the abeve ideas are kept
separate, tntcrmiugft-d or modified, until one
can Lordly say what is fashionable and what
is not. Then, too, w olnerve pulouaises.
uverskirt and basques, trimmed and uutrtm-
Uieil skirts, so really there is no end of liber
ty. The Violetta costume, a tight littiiij;
polonaise reaebnig to the bottom of the skirt
at the sitlri auJ loo'sd lilt in tlie midMle of
tho back is combiaed with a short waikiiiu
kirt, plain iu front aud at the sides, and
plaited full at the back. The Castilia over.
kirt is arrsuaed with a double apron draped
in tha middle aud falling iu two points, pro
ducing tliOcGW-t of puicm,aud the back drap
ed iu a simple ami graceful manner. It u
suited fer all classes of goods, aud with the
Iila basoue would be esneciallv adatded tu
cloth costume. The Valcutina taain has a
long, poiutcd aprou and panels at the sides,
w ith full, long train at the back.
aim r -so him.
I -ate is uow an important pot of woman's
Iress ; being much mole freclv uJ llnu
innerly. This doubtless is oaiugtuthe
succrs of llrrtoii and I .ant-m-doc, and so man-
fact 11 rers have tins UII introduced tome
harming varieties. I'u'. . how to decrile
them, 1 hsvo bethoueht lim the litastra.
lion iu l-ord ami T !."-' catalogue, whieh
by Uic. They are beautifully urate ;
the white laces porlra,od 011 ilail surfaces
with such .-Imiu audilelicaey that it sevins
as if they could be handled. Send a stal
asking for a copy and you w ill e not only
the illustrations but the new ways of making
up into kerchiefs, jabots, etc. I reeommeud
thi elso, beesnse there is So much more lo
bo written of than I can locution, aud if I
may refer you to a guide which w ilt inform
you on many poiut I have left untouched,
ti all the better for U.th of us. My con-
science i relieved aud you are benesitted ;
particularly as you are put to 110 exene.
The other day Mrs. A. T. Stev. jrt wow a
costume, the jet trimmings upon w hich cost
$700. This is one among many evidences of
the popularity of jet. Fringes and passe
meutane composed entirety of it or niter
mingtetl w ith silk are fashionable as well also
as the pessementarie medallions that are a
feature of the day. Trimmings of material
are much used and here the styles are in
great measure the same a formerly plait
ing, shirring or gauging. Kilt plaits arc
quite wide but box plait are quite narrow,
ami knife plaits are either plain or in shell
esigns. Fur cloth or taniu l costumes, rows
of inacli.uia stii'hing are much liked, and for
tostumes of all kinds, cords hrve unusual
prestige, hanging or looped iu any way that
seems tasteful, Uuttoua are more fanciful
than ever, and the limit as to sii-e is great.
since Urge ones ou suits for street wear are
tha dimensions of a trade dollar. And iu
parting I would aay, "don't neglect the ac
cessories (if your dress," for as Sam Wellcr
says, "It's the seasoning as. ddes it "
l.U V C.l:TKi:.
Thk KcpiiblicuitH advertim-d a gieiit
political meeting in Philadelphia, und
Blaine Bjiokt. He was aim wet ed with
cli per fur Hancock by tlio crowd which
UttJ assembled, 11 innjority of wlion
weie Hancock men. Jimmy Pfsiued lo
lie much mirprixed, aliuont 11 s much ho
as wiien Mnin went buck on him.
Mlrel l lalshins.
The iluest apecimen of art (home work)
that we observed at the fair was steel finish
ing of edged instruments by Mr. II. li. der
rick, of Crawfordsville, Linn couuty. If is
work was well done. ant very justly entitled
him to carry off the blue ribbon, w hich he
did, without a, question.
' - .- - .
sew Itllllard Table.
Marx Paunigart, revived fvoui Kan Vrau-
cisco o,ud had set up at his saloon this week a
beautiful billiard table1, and uow all who love
the sport of playing billiards can be accom
modated at hi place ofliusiuess.
tpau f Nurses fur Hull.
Who wauts to buy a span of black horses ?
A mare aud a horse -ouo six and one seven
years old well broken, well matched nud
for salo at a bargain. Kiupjire of C. 11. Stew
art. a
Business Council.
The L'uiu County limine Council of the
Patrons of Husbandry will hold its next reg
ular session on Saturday, October 2d, 1SS0,
at Jordan Valley Orange, in the Forks of the
Santiam. H. C. PmvEt.1., Sec.
a
I K. Blaine's 4 lolhlai store Is tbe best and
cheapest place in Albany te buy (iuthlug,
Cent's FnralshlnB Voods, Hats, nml Uu.uljS
and Shoes for mm and boys ' '
, Vox Lame Back, Side or Che.it use Sht-
loirs Poroim Plaster. Price, '25 cts. Bold
by Foshay Mason, Urugglsta, Albany,
Uiegon.
To I'urrnls and l.nrdluns.
t.d baum wishes us to inform our reader
that he has just received a full line of school
books and stationery, and from now until
tho Holidays will receive addition to his
stock oil every steamer nrrivinir from S
Francisco. As the Public School will ope
out generally next month, yon should call
around soon and lay iu a supply of books for
your children and give thotn a chance to per
use them before school open. Hi motto
"1 he best of goods at bottom prices.
1 on t forget the place -corner of First and
Uroadiilbiii streets, nppiwito the building
winch t now being erected for Sunders
storiiMeri;. I all on him aud he w ill treat
you well.
We might also add tlint besides doing
largo retail business in stationery, tobaet
aim eigars, no is also prepared to sell vry
cheap at wholesale,
Country dealers hVmli
I
make a note of this.
I'nn for l:trr)bodv.
U c have noticed that Mark Tw ain's new
book " A Tramp Abroad""- has l-en selling
rapidly all over tho t nited States, ami hav
oftuii wondered why it was not introduced
in this locality, but now at last we are going
to get it. W, H. P.runk ha accepted tho
agency of this county for it and will Wgiu
canvassing ut once. It i a book that i
n i;dod everywhere and gives it reader
plenty to think of and ponder over, and w ill
keep the world good humored for years. It
is written iu Mark's well know n style, and
l said to excel IhiIIi his "Innocents Abroad
ami "J.otiglnug It. He rsy it is "written
by one tramp for other tramp to read," and
almost any 0110 would become a tramp for
the privilege of reading it. If you want
something to drive owsy th blur don't fail
to Kiiliscrihu for it.
To llir I'ul.lle.
1 or tint past few mouths I l,a. allow -ej
my stiK-k to rilTI down very I ow lor the pur
pose of getting rid of old goods, and now I
have filled up with a msc,iiilicriit t.n k of
mcrcnumluie, wed selected and ol tlio latest
and liest varieties ami styles, whirls J wiil
sell st as low price a can Imi afforded. I
thank tdd customers fur their liberal patron.
ai;e and respectfully request a continuance of
the same, and to u w customi.; I promise
fair dealiug, mid will ive them ns gout bar
caios as they can gel anywhere.
I, I.. .1 i ft
IVrfn lluB siu. l)
tn of tlie l.it-t ami witiios.t
most M-rf-ct cwilii; loai hinir 10c
Jnll.lio is the "lais;" wliy t!
make ut of strips of cloth rit
baskets, etc., iu perfect sliap1,
plis.t:ofi the
1 ls-fore the
ai-titally
ps, saucer,
Wc saw one
st the Albany agutiey and together w ith many
auip'.-s of practical wwrk iiottui will say
that there are things never before made ou a
Sewing Machine. (,.1 in.l see (or yourselves
Slid be culi iueed. W. H. SiS.lt. Auellt.
osmI ! V uasj
Scleral of our subscriljers have areed tu
psy 11 tl,eir sulneriptlou III wood, and uow.
f they hae time to deliver it, we would
like to have them come forward. If all re
spond who have promised to do so we will
have fully enough to last us through the
coming winter. Don't forget this ; come ou
as soon as possible, and if your neighbors
want a g"ol paper tell tin-in to brimx us
Wih- I ami they rail get it.
niHs and 4akrls.
I tnl I 'uiinin atislies u, to inform our
readers that he ha just rerrivrd a maguiii
ivnt slock ! collius and caskets, ami here
after he will m li them at riees never before
heard ol in this community. To give some
idea of tl prices, he at'thories us to sy
that they w ill rsue from S:l up to $, and
for the latter price one will Ik- furnished
that has heretoore cost fully S7-V He means
business.
I.rllrr l.ll.
Theio.iosrlne. tsit list of loiters musiniuc
ntoefokt i1ee. Anny, latin n.iiiiiy, on
M. H. lso. tvrsona riiiloi lor ll.es
letters must give tlie Uale on wttleli thrv wwe
advertls.,!.
I tennis. Pleasant,
1 1 11 11 man, James V.
Hurst is, lira. I.,
Kslsry, .Miss Klla
McKiuiv. Ilenrv.
Mcltauald. Wm.
Nicholson, Isaac,
Nichols. Fanny
Stusrt, Si,.y
Varl. Fatn.iM
PAYMONO. P.
P. If.
M.
All kinds ef Lenibrr.
Wc have Jor sale, bot,h at a-Kaon and
Crass l:i.le.:UHI,lsHI fort of all kinds of Inni-
Ikt, sue, a scant linjf, joists, bam timlirrs,
boxing, fe-nciiiK, and othrr rou;.;h luuilx-r.
At laclmnon w have a aujioiior lot of dry
lumber, such a rustic, llovriu', etc. Owiug
to the Ute fire, we are olferim; thU'himlHr at
minced rates. Address us at Irhanou.
CONN P.POTHKl'.S.
I.i banos, Or., July 31,. ISSll.
Ttsr 1 rlxtnun Rsllroat
is uot built y,, and until it is our people
wi'J (.till have to use souio other ruhIo of
conveyance. Freel Willcrt, of this city, has
six or right hacks and buggies w hich ho will
s 11 at very low prices and on reasonable
terms. He also tines all kinds of blacksmith
ing and waou making aud guarantees satis
faction. I hr rsv IS, Mti Molrl.
J.a.!t. A- iroas, w ho has tjaineil sueh an en
viable reputatiou as host at the MeMumvilllu
hotel, has oened out the now hotel at the
dcjiot iu this city, and is now- ready to prop
erly care for all guests w ho may stop with
him. Kvrrything is new, neat, dean and
convenient nud better tables a,r tint set any
where in the State. "tf.
Sail and tselllr.
W, II. Hartless, having sold out his meat
market, wants all his customers who are in
arrears to call at his old stand aud settle at
once. His busiue must lie closed out, im
mediately, and all who owe him should
"come to the center."
You tVuul Furniture'.
Jas, 1 "aiiuals, in this city, uow has on
hands a larger stock of furniture than any
other establishment this side of Portluud,
and if you want to purchase any it will pay
you to give him a call. He has something
to tell you iu regard to his prices.
MtRHlKU.
MILHOLLFN-STOCKTO'N. Outhefith
inst. , at tho residence of the bride's parents,
by llev. A. M. Aoheson, Mr. Wm. H. Mil-
hot. lex and JMisa Anna J. Stockton, all 01
Linn county.
0PkAHAM MAXF1KLIX On the ,!rd
inst., by l!ov. K. C. Hill, Mr. Jijs. U. Oka
ham aud Miss Admk Maxfikld. at the resi
dence of the bride's fir 'her, iu Polk county,
Oregou.
LUPER KEDMAN.- Iu Albany, on Oct
12. ISSft by KghertlH Haven, J. p., Mr. O.
M. Lvvkh aud Miss D. B, Pkdmax allot
Linu county.
PAUKER MARSHALL. On the l.ltli
day of October, 1880, by E. I). Haven, J. l
at his oltice in the city of Albany, Mr. 0. 0.
Parker, of Linn Co. , Oregon, and Miss Mar v
, M. MaJtsualX, of the same place.
4 barrb Dlrertorr.
V. P. C. A. Meets at their rooms in Fos
ter's brick building on Wednesday evenings
at 7'W o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons at
4, Husiuess meetings are held on the even
ing of the second Monday iu each month.
Everybody invited to attend.
IT. P. ClltH(ll. Preach ing every Sabbath,
at 11 a. tu., and 7 r. M. by Kev. (i. Ir
vine, JJ, I), riabtiath School at 2:30 V. lit.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
KvasjoKUcal.Cilpurii. Preaching ou Sab
bath at 11a. r., and "J v. n. Sabbtth
Schmd 12:1.1. Prayer meeting every Thur.
day evening. W. C. K autner, pastor.
Coxor.K(i,vn(iKAI.CiluiH', Services every
HahUlh at 11a. it. and 8 V. M. Sabbath
Schrnd at s.'il!0. Prayer rn-.tirig m
Thursday evening of each week. J. W.
Harris, pastor.
M. K Ciirm il, Sotnii. Service every
Sabbath at St. Paul's M. K. Church, Smith,
ot II A. v. and " r. M. Sabbath Schord
at IS.'! r. i. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evoimg. M. C. Miller, pastor.
L F, Cumin. Preaching every Sabbath
at 11 a. M. and 7J v. M. fsong nervine in
tho evening before sermon. Sabbath School
it 2.'i0 l'. M. Prayer me.-ting every Thurs
lay evening. I, Dillon, pastor.
HiTprr Cm;i! u.Sorvice every Sablsxth
at 1 1 A. M. ami 74 V. V. Sabbath School at
J rsy r meeting every 1 humday even
ing, o. crswiuni, paswr.
i'ttK?iiyTr.uiAS Ullt'KCil. Mervni everv
Sabbath morning and evening in College
Chapel. Sunday School immediately rf trthe
morning service. Prayer meeting every
1 liursilsy evening. Kov. Jdliert Is. (;onJit,
pastor.
Ibe Markels.
I VUowiug ti a correct reiKii tof the mar
ket in Wits city up to noon yeatei'lay:
FLOUR -f.1.5fi per bbl. J
HAY- baled, $10511 per ton.
looi-e, 6s.
POTATOES -75 cts per bushel
BL' lTKi: -20 to 25 cts ir lb.
F.(;0S 20 cents per doz.
POKKStoSicU jH-r IK
P. .ICONS -ham Ui Kkj.
shoulders, llJc.
sidi-s, 13Jc.
DP.IF.D FIU.Tr sun dried apple,, la?.
" " plums, IU
Plummer dried apples, 14c.
" plums. 19c.
ClllC'KIlX.S-eijOC-'J.TOO per doz.
Sl'lJAK San Francisco C, 101t.
CO ITKlv-Costa Hica, ISfSSOc
Java, 3i-.
Ciireola-.o.,c.
- Pio, 20.
MILL FF.F.D - bran, SKX- SM per ton.
chop, Zlifa.&li).
short. lo.
iniddliligl, f'JOj 13,
TIIK 4ni:BII'.t.V PKOPLK.
No piHinlo hi tho world auffor us nm.-b
Willi l.vspefwla as A merles us. Atihouub
rears or ex-rleiic 111 iiiedic-iiie bad failesl
o un-oinpiisb a certain and aure remedy
r this diMicseaud iu eireot. such a Sour
Nlouiaeh, Heart-burn. Water-brash, Hiuk
lesiiai ne, loHiivetioaH, paipllaUon of the
lean. Liver I 'om plaint, onmlng up of the
nod, low Mplriu. k en era I debility. tc. v
lure the introduction of (iaecs'a Auotxr
lowkr wo belie vo there is no caweof
yst)'M.li that cannot te liDtnodiatol v ra.
icved. 30,000 dozen aold laxt year with
out one uvw of failure reported. Go to
yoor iruiri.tJi, i-osl.ay Mason, and get
a sample Ixxtlo fr lo cenUi and trv ii
Two ows w id relieve you. Itetrular aize
1 o oontn.
I brnalr ( aiisilpallaa Cared.
Philadelphia. Pa., Oct. 4, 1ST9.
If. II. Warcer t C. lienu. For the
pas ton year 1 have iiflVrKl tbe evil ef
t'octa at what ml;bt beternied chronic con
stipation : my akin became yellow aiidmv
liver wa all out of orders " I tried all the
remedies) that could be oblalncd, and that
was all I conld do, after finding mo relief
from regular mcdicitra trratnient, and 1
finally commenced inviiijat your reiiicdio..
1 lirnt tries I tbe Pills, aud at the end of ore
work uiv bowela bail aUained a regularity
and healthy action unknown for j earn. I
wmi so pUiiued Willi tbe effect thai I con
eiudeil to try a bottle of your Hitters, p.nd
alllioiiuh I have uot entirely used the tirnt
txiltio, j ant eo jH-reepubly unproved and
toned up ihat J write to yon giving thin
voluntary tmtfmonial to the exoelleuoo of
your remedies. . Yonra truly,
K J. CaMPBELL.
We ChallruKe tlie World.
When we say wo believe we have evt
denie to prove ihat Shiloh's Censumntlou
Cure is decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, liiisriiuch as it w ill cure a common
or rbron'e Counb. in one half tho time, and
relieve ssmuia, llroiicUltl-, liooping
Cough, Croup, and fchow more caaea of
Coiiauuiplioit cured than all others. It
will euro where Ibey fall, It In pleswant to
take, baituleas to the youngest child aod
we (ruarantee what we say. Price, 10 cts,
5 elsi, and $1.00. If your Luurs are aore,
rkeat or Pack lame, 11 so Shiloh's Porous
PlaMor. Sold by Foshay A Mason, Irug
gbsts, Allsiny, Oregon. n3t
A Fragrant Breath and Poarly
Teeth,
Are ensiiy obtaieed by cleansing your
tei lti dailv with th.it jusily pouular d'enti
frice, S()liOIUNT. Coiiinofce.1 of rare
antiseptic bcrbu, it Imparts whiteness to
tike leeiu. m ueJictoua aronia to tlie breatn
aud preserve, intact, from youth to old
uaio. tho teeth. Acidity of tbe stomach
w iil destroy tho alronitest teeth unless iu
eflects are counteracted with hOZOlMJNT,
und tbla pure tooth-wash protects tbe den
tal Murtacea Dy removing every impurity
that adheres to them. Ak your druggist
ior jj.uLnj 1 .
HOW TO SAVK MONEY. Instead of
Coing la w dootor for a iresorttlon, if you
have llriKhl's IMhcs-so, liiabetes. Pain in
the liack and Loins, Smarting, lufU tarna
tion, Calculi, ltrick-dust itepoxit, or any
trouble of the Kidneys or Bladder, buy a
bottle of r. Mintie's KephreUcuru, ihe
great Itiicbn Compound. Jt ia tbe most
wonderful prescription for these troubles
ever com pounded. Messrs. Abranis Jt
Carroll, wholesale Aruirtriats, aay : "We
repird Piephrettctiui as the best kidney
ana iiiaitayr remedy in the market.'
Woodard, druiri;it. IVrtland. Or.. Rays
"Everybody sveaku highly of it." Chiids,
drnirgist, Portlnnd, Or., says: "Sold lots
of it; it always does the work." Many
have boeu cured of obstinate kidney com
plaints alter the doctor lmve iriveu them
up. Price, f l.'iS. For sale by alt drug
Kiata. . ssSsW-as
Sill ASTLEY COOPER'S VITALi KB
STOKATfrVK Tbe great English remedy
lias nisde more cures of Nervous Debil
ity, tseuiinal Weakness, Lost Manhood,
nocturnal emissions, lassitude, inability
for mental labor, despondency and such
diseases as are induced by youthful follies
and excesses, than all other medicines
combined. Why will you suffer? Send
to A. K. MIntie, M. IX, Mo. 11 Kearney
street, San Francisco, lor the Kestonttive
aud be cured. Price, $3 ier bottle. Four
times the quantity, $iu. Try a bottle. Dr.
Mintio treats all private diseases success
fully. AVIistt Khnll I do for a complexion T
Is tbe one abiding thought of many s lady, j
who needs but that last touch to be a rav
ishinir beauty. Where nature has fallbd to
do hor part, eontes in tbe aid of art, and
now that Madame Kacli el's Enamel Bloom
is freely ofl'ered there is no excuse for
plainness. Thi3 providential invention is
made of perfectly harmless ingredients,
fresh from tbe worM of iluwers and plants.
and has a most wholesome as yieik aa a de
lightful etlect upon the skin. iNo touctte
Uiblo can all'ord to be without it. 1
' .. . . . . ". . r
Xo Deception lined.
It is strange that so many peoplo will
continue to sutler day after day with Dys
pepsia, Idver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, or General Debility" when
they can procure at our stoj Shiloh's Vi
talizee, free of cost if it does not cure or
relieve them, prioe, 75 cts. Sold by Fo
shay Jt M,aon, Druggists, Albany, Or.
Don't forget it ! You can get the Chicago
Weelly Ji and the JDemoceat one year
for$X
Summons.
la Hit Circuit Covrt Of. Coiinlj hf Lin in
Ihe Bt-ite 0 Orrrjon:
AJmin C. Went gate, Plaintiff; )
vn. ' I
IvJ S, Westgatu, lfendant. J
To Ievl H. Weslgate, tho Defendant above
"named :
1,TI;.Cf AM ,; : TH K KTATE OF
OUROON, vou are hereby nummoned
and r.K'u'.red lo npptr and answer tho
complaint of tli5 abova tmjjeil plaintbT.
now on file with tbe Clerk of eaul rourt
on or lieforo t first day or the nex teim
of twihl Conn, to b boldcn In Albanr.
Linn County, Oregon, on tha fourth M -i,-day,
the 2r4.i1 day of Octol-t.-, 18t-, and v. n
aro notlfloj that the relit-', demanded in
find complaint H that tho ciarriae non
Uaf now turfng oetweon sail I piaintitt
and defof.dant be forever ibwolveJ. that
plaintiir have the care anr i;ustody of the
minor niilld, Alvin Wi?!, aud that
plairitlfy recover judgmenf against defend
ant fer her cost and dlobi raemente of this
tilt 1 and If yon fail to appear and answer
sab! complaint herein refiu'red tbe
plaintiir will apply toaald Court for the re
lief demaudod in said coin r.bslut.
Tbla ummonia publinl od In the Statu
RiuiiTtt DioiitATr.owvip!.poroneea woek
for aix coriMMULire weeks, by crdei of
Hod. 11. V. Uolae. Jurfc ,r cnort
which order is dared tspu.tobor'7th, ,8W
Kl ft A If AN A. BILYKIT.
6w8 Attorneys for Plaintiir.
FASHION-
RATH AXD SHAVIXG ROOH !
IIIAVIi IlEFITTEDand ttmvlb'.-X tn'v
phvw ol buainew nd retired Cj. ?t
viesstof a first c'.am tsstber f-otn ii Fran
dco. I now have (Ue celeb-ated Jiarypt
lan hair tonic, which la the beat yc, j.ars
flon for mrffigthtnlnij nd aofter.icg tbe
hair, and wl.l use It on my cuitoiacra free
of charge.
'CUTS. KSULA.V ZR.
" vltitiitf
PUBLIO SALE.
"VJ"011CK is hereby given that on 'iatur
day. the I3Jdvr.rii,s.l iltso
too boor of 0110 o'clock P. al tbe atav
blea or Wiies-ler & Idckcr, In Albany,
Linn Counly, Oregon, X win fcell one bay
horse, to pf the cosu and pnue
keepiuKaaid horse, tuvoibnr sarPK i:,am
of malin; . Id sale.
Ksa u. 1st aay or October lrSO.
w3 JObEPU JilOX.
TO !HE wc":lg class.
Wo ST now msml V . ..a jji mil rim umwm m!t k ...
slant ccmlormcit ac Lan. tJ. shfs.s
tsr their r moments. BultHS near, lil,t and
pmfiubie. I'msa nt tilbar tn csssi earn ti an SO
erots W If. rgg evwalnjr. sad a arrs.,rtiuiul anm I.
devouux 1 boi Ulivs to tba budocaa. V,yr a4
f'rf mu marly as tmich a men. That 'J a m see
lm noai iu mart thou- addraas au4 ts liu:
"s Biaaa uua user: To sweb mm are M sr'l -a-.
Uac-I wu inll send onm donar to pay for ib Wot . t
r'itiu-. u;ipartmrs aod omt fro. -in ,
bn.iws s.-iksox a to., I'ortlsnu. liaiua.
ill
ALBAJTY
ilURBLE W0UX8
ALBASY, ORCCO:..
STAUir.H BROS. - Proprietors.
KQHUKEriTS, TABLETS,
n
IIliZVDS l OlNES
Executed in. Italian or Vermont Marble.
AUo, every variety of cemetery and
other (.tone work done with ntat oess and
dUpatcb.
Kpecial attentlun given to orders from
all part of this State and VVashiagtou
Territory.
fiTKW work warranted.
notf
27 t rjbusinei) km U tha public V..
-Sva kj A ran maks msiej tssusrat, sturli fir im
Un at aaylhinc elan. CapifsJ ius, r;u.d. W vul
tsxk you. git oay mi mJj, tule st heme hy
Ute industrious. Ymu, mmm, b.ns srl jiris scUsl
r crysv bre ti, work fur as. Kuw'ittle t:mr. yo
" yoor hole time tr, tha axrs, or oi.ly y..ar
sfsusi DHsaicnu. o otiisr lwsiMa4 aili v sol iHsar
O as wttL s,-0 ou9 ailtit to srark ua fcul w c sfc
vmius pay ny erncsta st oocc ot'y oul.-il and
tamm trw. A rrrat apponunltr for trikmr ir-jery
Msily and boooratiiy. Address Tscs li Co.. auWa
Maine.
Aloany Bath House.
I fully iafona the eiuseas of li-aa .- aad i
eiaitytbat I hve taSan charge ofiKr titat'isi
aasnt.aad, by kaeping eUaa rcoaas and psym
trie I attantioa to buidoess, it."t. tu suit al
those wha may favor ua with tneir patrucagw
nTHK Bsreioiora eamod oa borbiog bot
Flrst-Class Hir Drtwsfr g Salocn.
Wa aspeets to e-lva entire st:-faotios ta al
-Chiidien asd Ladies' nir naatlv ea
ndihsmpoosi. JOS'TKBEIR.
The Corvallis Fruit Co.
Will purcha.se Plummer drieii fro" at
full market rricos;
ill send a competent person to a j vine
fruit growers as to cultivation of or addi
tions to orchards ;
Will supply fruit trees of approved sort
at moderate prices ;
Will aell Plummer Driers through Linn,
Benton and Lane counties. '
Letters to be sent to OorvalliaFnrt na
pany. Coryajt la .Benton Counfy, Oretion.
WALL1S NASH, President.
James Kxadmax, Sec'y.
January 1, 1H&0. 2-1 wis
WHEAT WANTED!"
WHEAT WANTED!
'"PH E PROl'KIETOBS OF-TH": Mltf
X. NOLI A MILLS offer a pr. uui o
four ceiits per bu.-hel over ar d Hvethe
market prioe tor gord merchantabl wheat
either soid to them or t red v itb then
this coming season, i irks -laroi- hed to
parties wishing to a. ' ith or sU w beat
to them. J. ti FOSTEH dt CO.
Albauy, July 30, ISsO. 52
JOIIX ELLIOTT,
PRACTICAL MnxwEiGnr,.
Albany, Oregon.
Information given cheerfully,
me at Albany.
M-ess
INSURANCE.
Commercial Uric-r, of
London. Capital, 312,
500,0u0. North British and Mer
cantile. Capital. $10,
000,000. Also the Imperial. Lon
don, Northern & Queen
ris.i4-nt aort rrr rrk
C. H. STEWART,
Agent.
OO AA A MONTH miarsntied.
$1! s dsy st heme
i !arwtsl iwit ra.
vOUV maile by ttia industriuus.
fVtirod: will ot.rt j on, Uon, a-onwn, boys
.iris make money taster at work lor us thaa at aujr
tbiiurvlsa, Tl work is lifht aud pleaM.ntrandsucsi
as anyone cau rigrut at. Thos who ua wise vfao
see tlus notiue will aunct lis their adiirases at oncanuot
Bus lis- tiicfliselves. Costly Outfit and terms.
the time. 1 nose sirtiady at srork are lsyiug: up lrg&
suras ut uwuey. Aiidicss 1'Mb'X & CO., Augur.Uk
liaiiw.
Sff fli week In your own town. 83 outfit'
OOaUlfrea. No rial, Kooiler. il you wai t s
i,us.ai!c4 at wMcli persons ut either sex can nvJt
great pay iul tlie tine they work, write for Dsrticu.sM
Li J. HiLum & Co. Portland Mains,