The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, October 22, 1880, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text..OCTOBUK i, 180. O. A '. R. 1U T1MK TAHI.F.. AIUuny Ktalton. ' - i:riRTiKK or tkun. ALBANY FPNKSS Deiarta nt KKEH1HT TIUUXS - .- MAIL TKAIX . " ." SSII A. M. B lO A. l. U:& A. M. 1 M. UAH Til IIV J i .Arrive ml - . -1145 A.M. I'KKIGHT TK AIN " - ;l..H) I". M. At.tt.tNY KXCKKSS Arrivw m . . . a., V. SI. All Train stall--. rrrl Mnda.v. WILL, It. KICK, SUtiwu Attviit. jfTTTTQ TO a TJTT mv lo found nw fllo at 0v X JL &f 1 1 Ik, kowril V."o's ii'-wmpi.prc S.lrr-rti.lnit Hurmu IO Sprint' S.V luro advert uliig coolrx-la u- la m.l tor It IN NKW YIIKk. thk Minon c ti .c Kxlenslve rrvparallsas Rriag Matte fur la Open lax I p eMae Road Urvvinsvlltr. The construction force of J. IX Moutgom try k I "a, now between Scio ami Browus vitte.says the Portland Sfattm.are pusliing matters so that the filial completion of the narrow gauge to r'-rownsville by the 1st of November U more thin contidentlv expected it ta being now looked upon as au a-aured fact. Sixteen hundred men are at the pres eut moment making the dust fly on the Al bany prairie, and aa the grade nowhere U over three or (oar feet iu the heaviest" part, the official of the road have written to the Brownsville folks assuring them that they u take the cars at that poiut and come to Portland to iuditlge in their big sprve over the result of the Presidential election. ' The track is beiug pushed south from Xilvertosl it a very rapid rate, but as there are a great uiaay largo streams to be crowed, it is uot quit as rapid as the ntsu&geiuent of the road or as interested public desires it to he. When the last spike is driven at Urowusville a grand j ibilee will be held all along the line. An excursion train tilled with iuvited guests and notable people will probably leave Hays' Ker ry in tha morning and make tbe run through to the former poiut in time to return the same day. Ex tensive preparations are briug made to make the opening a success. Speech uiakiag, barbecues and so on are being ar ranged, and all necessary ftrmliues for eel ebnting a grand event ia a becoming style are being prepared. Champagne and toasts and grand rejMciugswiU be in order through out the valley, and Mr. Keid will probably tiud himself a mighty popular nun, for a time at least, as soon as one f his locomotives goes pnSiog into the town of Bmwusville. Geo. Montgomery, thecoutract.tr', is M-itive that he can, and says he will hive thciti there oa the 1st da? of November iu ttia ejr of our lird, 1SSO. So look out for a by time. A IMtlrrs-laf trrldral. E. 1- Bryan, a farmi-r living np u,-ar Tsn gnt, met with au accideut in this city List Wednesday uioruiii which resultt-d very aerverely to hi in. He was feeding a horse power wood raw, and tbe solid cast iron lwI ance wheel bunted, and a Ure part of it track him lint on the band, and from there moved on up his arm, tesring the tlrsh off and crushing the bone. A stick of wood also struck him in the head and rendered bint insensible, in which condition be was brought down to Dr. Alexander's office. Chloroform was administered and the arm ampatatob Dr. Alexander, KelWy, J. I. aud K. f. Hill and Davis performing the oiieratiim. Al though the shock to his system must have been great the patu-ut is getting ahing welt Mr. Bryan is one uf our best and moat highly respected citizens, aud has the sympathy of a Urge circle of friends. Tfce Barrets Caacr. A correspondent of the IiuHrUu. says tl Korth Santsaia bridge is complete ; that over the South Saatiaui will be done on Saturday. These structures are composed respectively of two Howe truss spans of IGOand 100 feet. The former has 1,000 feet of trestle bridging to its approaches ami the latter 1,200 feet making, therefore, the Xorth Santiam 1.2G0 feet ia its entire length, and the South San- tism 1,460 feet. The narrow gauge takes 2,640 ties per mile. It is well tied; the rails are three feet apart and the engines eighteen ton weight. The track is to reach Scio by the 24th inst. Tbe contractors propose to lay four miles of track per day on Albany prai rie. Scio is building np lively. TfceOrrsea rartAe atallread. The agents of the Oregon Pacific Railroad, tbe company organized some timeagoto bniid a road to Yatjiiiua Kay, are now in Xew York making arrangements to float $.1,o00, 000 worth of their first mortgage bonds on tbe market. Thete bo ads are secured by 900,000 acres of land seen red by the company from the State, and comprising the land g -ants given to l)e Willamette Valley and Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Company, and the Corral lis and Coast Wsgon Koad Company. A great (uantity of this land will become very valuable as soon as the rail road is completed through it, giving means of transportation to the sea boird. I BlateBIUtaal Osaiwien. List week we unintentiona'ly omitted to write np an account of the housing of the new truck belonging to Rescue Hook aud Ladder Co. , and it is so late now that we will not begin, except to say that the whole af fair was a credit to the company. The Cor- vallis and Salem firemen who attended went home seemingly happy, and seeined tp have enjoyed the afTtir very much; 'The hall given by tbe Hooks in the eveniug was the best oar city has ha4 for several years, and netted the boys about $10.). This will put them on thir feet in good shape. .' ' . . fcller 8peecb. Hon. K. L. Butler, of folk county, spoke in this city JasJ VVedaesflay evening, and we tee sorry tq say that las audience wa small. He should have had a large turnout for his Speech was one of the best of the campaign, He did not take the old beaten path, but confined himself exclusively to the discussion of the election laws and the Chinese question. He will speak at Scio on the 30th. Important le the Public. yui. L. Watkins has opened out a place of business in one of the Q'Toole bricks. He will keep on hand staple groceries, provisions and all kinds of fruit iu their season. lie will also pay the highest cash price for poul try, eggs, furs and hides. Be sure to pall - on li mi. netp .lorry Brigs ?!. A letter from a gentleman at Seattle iu forms us that Uncle Jerry Diiggs dropped dead on the streets of that city last Saturday cause heart disease. Uncle Jerry was one of Linn county's old settlers, but moved from here to Seattle a few years ago. FHIDAV. ( IK I IT 4'Ol RT. I'tinipMr I.Lt r (antes Mllh Xiiiurs of.il . tntnej. ?so. I -JdIuv W. Moree vs. 0. V Wolver- ton. Suit in eiiity. V. A. Clienowith for plff and L. Minn and N. It. Humphrey for dert BN'o'J-H. A. laviavs John TcUtrs.fct al. Action to recover money. Pow ell Bilyeu for plff and Strahan A liilj eu for deft. No .1 If, A. UavU v John Toters, ct al. Same as aliovc No4-R. S. Straliaii atulN. 1!. Hiiniulircy V L. F.lkius. Minn & Chainberlaiu for pill's aud Weatherford Jt lUaekbnrn for deft. Xo ."--Hoard of School ljind Commission ers vs A. Wiley, et al. S. lluelat and W. (S. Piix-r for pl!T and llouham &. Ramsey, S. A. Johns and T. 1'. Hackleman for (lefts. Kofi A. McCalleyv Sophia Bruger. Suit in eipiity, iHilph, Bronmih, lolph and Si. mon and Powell and Minn for plff. Jo 7 John W. McKinney vs T. S. Sum mers. Suit in equity. Powell, Minn nod Blackburn for pi IT and Strahauand Burnet fur deft. No S - Smith and Brashtiuld vs Thus, T. Wilson. Suit in cipiity. J. W. lxihlw in for pllTs aud Humphrey and Wolvcrtoii for deft. No 1) -A. McCalley vm Kluiabeth Hitter. Suit in equity. l.lih, Bronauuh, 1 . 1 1 1 1 and Simon and Powell and l'liun for pi IT. No 10 David Young vs James McMalum. Suit to foreclose mortgage.. eatherfortl and Blackburn for )llT ami Strahnn and Bil yeu for deft. No II J. W. MulUu vs City of Albany. Writ of review. I. M. Conley for 1'.T. No 12 John A. Crawford vs S. H. Rob- crts. Action to recover money. Strahan and P4lyeu for pltT aud Humphrey and Wolver ton for deft No IU -A. Tripp vs L. l.nltivll. Suit in equity. J. A. Ualdwiu for pi it No 15 Kdward 1. Ijs vs Andrew J. lj-e. et ah Suit in eiiuity. Couley ami Baldwin for plff and Bilycu for defts. . No 15 Andrew Tripp vs A. McCalley, Confirmation of sale, liuldwiu for p'.lT. No 1G-A. McCalley vs The Albany Kar mors Co. Suit in equity. lolph, Bro naugh, Dolph and Simon and Powell and Fliuu for plaiutitT aud Strahan and P-.ir-net, and Humphrvy and Hewitt for deft. No IT Sternberg "and Senders vs K. C. Michael. Couliniiation uf sale. Weatherford and Blackburn for plil'. No IS W. I Vance vs Karlow Mulkty. Contirmation of sale. Iliiinphrey and W'ol verton for pl.T and Strahan anil Bilyeu for deft No 19 J. C. Aiusw.r:li vs M. V. Brown. Confirinatioa of sale. No 20 C. O. Barups va M. V. Broa n. Couliniiation of sale. I'litiH and Chauilwr- bun for pllT. No 21 A McCalley vs C. C. Kuhn. Ci.n- firmatioa of sale. I- l'liun for i.UT. No 22 Board uf School I -aud CoiiimUxion- ers va P. ilrijjs1y. Suit in Hiiity. Iliiinph rey and Wolvertou fr p'lTs. Xo23-.'. II. Smith vs W. W. Vc. Ac Uou to recover inoiiey. Wuatherfrd aud Blackburn for pl'.r au I Strahan and Bilyeu for deft No 24 Alice B. Shcltou vs Hatuau Sbel- ton. Divorce. Powell and Bilveu for tilff. No 25- K. W. Whipple and C.. vs !L B. Baker. Fonvl.wuro of rnorUjae. 1 H. Montanye for plff. No 2f Allen, Robinson and Co. vs P.urch, Ue.l and Co. To recover money. Klinn and Clumber lain for p!if and Strahan and Bilveu for deft. No 27 Da ll Ciiiu v.. Ciuw. Williamr. Iuj auction. I Itrahan an-l Bilyeu for p'.lT and Humphrey and Wolverton for Utfts. No 2S I.illie J. Hasbrouck vs M. l.'Has- brouck. livorce. Weatherford and Black burn for pi IT and J. P. Calbraith for deft No 29 Frauk Bros v L W. Pigjj. Tore- cover money. J. I;. Stniulard aud T. P. Hacklcman for plf!'s and J. P. Calbraith, Flinn and ChamlierUin and Humphrey and Wolverton for deft. No 30. J. C. Weiss vs Sarah C. Weiss. Divorce. Weatherford and BUikbtirn for pliT. XoSl -J. R. Bayley vs Jos Ligett To recover money. Weatherford and Blackburn for pi it No 82 N C Bruce vsJ H I'ruce. Divorce. Weatherford and Blackburn for pliT. No Anna Pace vs Timothy Price. Di vorce. Strahan aud Bilyeu for pllf and Weatherford aud MacLbnrn for deft. No 31 Wm Cochran vs X R Baird. Suit in equity. Weatherford and Blackburn for plff. No ?,:, II Ilirshlrg vs J. T. Walker. l,c recover money. Piper and Strahan and Bil ' yen for plff. Xo35 Frank 1). Wood vs D Simison. Snit iu equity. Strahan and Bilycu for plff and Powell and Bilyean for deft. No 37 T L Porter vs Kluiira Porter. Di vorce. eatherfonl and iSIackbum for plff and Strahan and Bilveu for deft. Xo 3 Trustees of Willamette University vs L J Powell. To recover mouey. Char. B Moo res forpllTan.l Dolph, Bronangh,I)olph and Simon for deft No 35) Albany and Lebanon Railroad Co. vs J U SpurliK-k. Action to appropriate lands. Iolph, Bronaugh, Dolph and Simon forxlfT ami Humphrey and Wolverton for deft Xo40 Albany and Lebanon R R Co vs narpcr I Cratior. Action to appropriate lands. Dolph, Bronangh, Dolph and Simons for plff and Flinn and Chamberlain for deft No 41 Albany aud Lebanon R R Co. vs Margaret Monteith. Action to appropriate lands. Dolph, Brouaugh, Dolph and Simons for pi IT aud Flinn and Chamberlain for deft No 42 Almira C. Westgato and Ix-vi S, Westsate. Divorce. Strahan and Bilycu forplir. No 4:! Iaaac Hayes vs Martha A Hayes. Divorce. Weatherford and Blackburn for pi nr. No 44 John B. Hedges vs Jones Davis. To recover money. Strahan and Bilyeu for plff. Xo 45 Luther White vs E G Michael, To foreclose mortgage. Weatherford and Blackburn for plff. No 4G Harvey Cole vs. Frank Smith. To foreclose mortgage. Weathford and Black burn for plit Xo 47 L Kline vs Ja.G Juukins. To foreclose mortgage. Weatherford and Black burn for plff. No 48 Otto Fox vs J M Maxwell. To re cover money. Strahan and Bilyeu for plfT. Xo 49 Rachel Thomas vs Wash Thomas, Divorce. Flinn aud Chamberlain for plff. Xo 50 J D Simons vs, Joel and Mary Vail. To foreclose mortgage, fieo E pham berlain for plff. Xo fd John Kelsay vs L. Elkins. To foreclose mortgage. Weatherford and Black' burn for plff. Xo 52 A McDonald, vs Clara Fletcher. Writ of review. Weatherford and Black burn for plff. Xo 53 Kuapp, Burrell aud Co. vs Jas. Thompson, et al. To foreclose chattel mort gage. Whalley, Feclieimer, Henry Ach and L. Flinn for plif. Xo 54 L E Blain vs Ja M Terry. To re covery money. Powell and Bilyeu for plif. Xo 55- -M Thompson and Co VI It A faitl E C lirifliu. To recover money. Powell and Bilyeu for pliT. No 5; -OrcRoiiian. Railway Company vs Jas Ceo. At' ion to appropriate lands. YAi Hughes and A F Sears for plff. No 57 Allen and Iewli vs Jao Thompson, et al. To foreclose mortgage. No 50- Sarah A McMahon vs Jas MoMa hon. Divorce. Bonliam and Ramsey for pi IT. and U S Strahan for deft HMMltag a ra. The suryryiug corps of the Ore gon Railroad Company, limited hav inj completed the surveys along the line of the road from Ray's ferry to Browns ville, have now been sent into the mountains to liud a practicable pass to the other aide. Major Scars, the Chief Engineer of the com pany, is giving his personal attention to this important work. The route to be surveyed are the Minto Road, np the Korth Fork of the Santiam, the Ilnon Wagon Road lead ing up the South Fork of the Santiam via Fish and Clear Lakes, and coming out at Black Butte ; the Mackenzie Wagon Road, leading out from Eugene and running up the Mackenzie, forming a junction with the Leb anon road at Camp Polk. Old mountaineers inform na that there is still lower pass lead iug off from the head of tha North Fork of the South Fork of the Santiam, which would bo between the Lebanon and the Minto trails. Braver Aln at Albaa. T. M. Draper, kuowu as "the boy orator," again addressed au audience ia this city last Monday evening. A large audience wel comed him at the Court House, the large auditoruin buing.so full that many could not tiud seats. The Hancock Guard bearing torches escorted the speaker from the Revere House to the Court House, and arriving at the latter place, Hon. T. L. Porter, of Hal sey, was made chairman of the meeting. M r. Draper was then iutroduced and held the audience for about two hours, delivering a masterly, argumentative, and convincing pecclt. At the close of the address a torch tight procession was formed, which escorted the speaker and chairman back to the hotel. Although tbe lVoiocrate only had one day's notice of the meeting they turned out well, the (iuard having some eighty odd uniforms tilled, and the whole procession being about two blocks loug. A Vew renailr. C. C. Cherry, who has been running the Albany Iron and Brass Works, lias entered into partnership with Mr. C. R. Parks, and will at once commence the erection of a large building on Baker street, fronting tbe lum beryard, which will be occupied by them as a foundry. C. C. Cherry bad the old feuu dry leased, and having to give it up on ac count of the old proprietor, Mr. A. F. Cher ry, wishing to go into business, he and his partner will now start in in entirely new quarters. Tbe building will bo put np im mediately, and they expect to be ready for business in about sixty days. They will at first mnby steam, but will soonchange to water power. I-ook out for their advertise ment next week. A ratal ArrMeal. On Saturday last a little seven-year old son of Beuj. Pearce, at Corvallu, was severe ly kicked in the side and stomach by a horse. The little fellow lingered along ia great pain until Sabbath, and then died The kick of the horse broke several ribs, and lortiug them inward caused fatal iateraal in juries. Aa 14 Vrlrraa tsst. Benjamin Freeland died at tbe residence of bis son. Dr. B. R. Freeland, in this city, last Friday evening, and wae buried on Mon day. He was born in Maryland, resided for many years iu Indiana, and came to Linn county iu 1S5.1. He was a veteran soldier of the war of IS12, and was hi years old when he died. teraal. iu the Chariton, Iowa, I.'iJrr.tii late date, we find the following : Our old Democratic friend, Mr. 1-ewisCox, f Albany, Dragon, stepaed into ear seat-tum this week looking as natural ae ever. He as lived in Oregon thirty years, but Biases it a rule to visit old friends here and else wherp every few year. lie is stopping at .M. 1 liompKOiis in tins City. Wear al aVIe. l-ast Sun. lay the contractor ou the narrow gauge railroad, (Jen. J. B. Montgomery, paid off four hundred hands at Scio. The amount livided op among them was f'25,000. Turn ing that much money loose ia the Forks of he Santiam ought to make tnings lively over there. "Tar La.l rihva TaUpMlas." Old Indian Pete, the last one oi the eace famous tribe of Calapooias, died ia this city last Tuesday at 2 o'clock. His tribe was once very large, and the country which they claimed extended from the Calapooia moun tains ou the south to the Clackamas river cn the north. Al Mm raal's 'harra. Rev. Jos. Emery, of Corvallia, will prjech at St Paul's Church iu this city next Sab. bath at 1 1 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend. A Card. I take this method of publicly thanking Dr. W. F. Alexander for his skillful treat mcut of my wife during her dangerous illness, and recommend thatall who are stricken down with disease should secure his services, as he is without doubt ine of the best physicians iu the state. E. B. Pl'RDOM, Brendeaa Alpacas These celebrated goods still maintain their standard of excellence as cheap, servicable will not curl or shrink in damp weather cannot bo excelled by any similar goods either foreign or domestic. An entirely new line of the most desirable shades just received at Samuel E. Young's, Thanks. To Mrs. Hindman, of Camp Polk, the Democrat family is indebted for the present of a supply of golden butter never excelled anywhere. The kind lady will please accept our thanks. Raddle Seasa Beet. Farmer wanting this celebrated boot will find it at Samuel E. Young's. These boot are also made with the celebrated standard screw, warranted not to rip. ' Angara Goals fee Bale. About 100 head of Angora goat for sale, (or particulars apply to C. If. Stewart the Democrat office. The most popular perfume of tho day 'IIACKMETACK" try It, SoldbyFoahay & Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or. Us Hie ttHdi Abrottili New siljlply of iioctaclcs at French's. OlicW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobao- CO, Chinese Tom started back for liina last Monday, Call at French's and price those heavy sil ver watches. One prioe for all at the Farmers and Me chanics Store. Weather, cool and Jack Frost making calls regularly now. Our Council ought to pas an ordinance against talking politic. Betting was lively just after the ludisna election, but it scarce now. Blanket aud comforter cheap at the Far mer and Mechanic' Store. Several Republican went from this city to the Portland ratification meeting. Trunk, trunk, cheapest in tov u nt the Farmer and Mechanic's Store. New hat and cap opened this week at thr Farmer aud Mechanic' Store. For choice teas, for the liest green and roasted coffees, go to Hafftmdeu's. (rain insurance is very low. Cull ou C. II. Stewart if you want the very best All kinds of sweet and plain crackers at lUffendeif. Try those oat meal biscuit Every man's wife wants a "Davis" sewing machine. W. B. Scott, Albany, agent. Subscribe to the " III uml taint I)imi," the most readable Journal on the l'aciiiu Coast. Oood broom can be had at the Albany Broom Factory for only three dollars per doxen. Dr. !. Willis Price, dentist office in the Odd Fellow Temple, over l'liiimner's drug store. Don't forget it ! You can get the Chleaijo Weekly AVr and the Dkmim'HAT one year for S3. Fine Haime! aud merino underwear opened this week at the Farmer aud Mvuhauics Store. Excursions were talked of for this eveniug to Halsay aud ladiauoii. but no trains could be had. 20,000 fragrant cigar received by Ed. Bauin this week. aud they wilt be sold cheaper than ever. The time for caudle is coming on and Uaflenden Bros hav a good supply. and I hey ell cheap. lieu. Bnrkbart ha purchased a new dray, and is again en our streets rugaged in thr carrying trad. For pure spices, carb soils, rrram tartar and baking powder go to HaOendsu Bros. They keep tbe very best You should ail counteract the effect of this cold weather by buying one of those nobby overcoat of BUia. Circuit Court conveue next Monday. The docket is very light, as will be seen by re fsrriag to it in another column. A Urge invoice of hats, overcoats aud cloth ing generally was received at Plain's this week. Call in and see his stock. Hafleodra Bros keep a large varirty of grass seeds, among which is tbe Mcsquit grass, so favorably know a a a pasture grass. A telegraphic cable baa been laid across the river at this city on the Corrallts line. This used to be a novelty but is getting com mon now. . The "Laughing Man" came "gol dcrn nigh" splitting his sides roaring over the work done at the State Fair on the "Davis" Sewing Machine. We see by the reports at hand that the 'Davis sewing machine was again victori ous at the State Fair, receiving the First Premium, as it did last year. John A. Spingler has come back from Eastern Oregon, and is now at Corvallis. lie called on ns a few days go and nay be is satisfied with the Willamette valley now. All you delinquent subscribers look here ; if yeu went to square up account we will take wood, grain, potatoes, county or city orders, or c-.h. Come forwanl aud tix things up. . Peters aud Sox make a specially of Fried man and Ijinterjuugs celebrated razors, knives and scissors. They have the best as sortment of goods of this kind iu town. Call and see their cutlery. Mrs. Coed man took several premiums at the Fair which we overlooked last week. Oim was for wheat which she brought from Georgia, plauted, harvested with a butcher knife, aud threshed by baud. Miss Ada Sweeney, daughter of the Rev. W. Sweeney, was married to John I. Sharpstein at Walla Walla last Friday. The bride is well known in this city, having re sided here several years ago. E. Bellanger, proprietor of the Star Brew er)', lias purchased twelve new "Jlio-gallon cask at San Francisco, ami several of them have already arrived. When they are placed n position he will be able to supply the great demand for bis beer, Farmers, you have no idea how low lire insurance is. cm. Stewart will write you policy for f 1,000 on a first class dwelling house, or the conteuti, for three year," for only 1 15, and give you the choice of any of hi large English companies. arirrlr Meetings, Rev. U. C. McFarlaud, the new Presiding Elder of Willamette District, of (the M. E. Church, South, will hold quarterly meeting as follows : Brownsville and Lebanon, Nov. fith aud th. Happy Home and Oregon City, Nov. 13th and I4tn. Marvine Chapel, Nov. 20th and 21st Happy Valley, Nov. 27th and 2Sth. Indebenpence, Dec. 4th and 5th. tVAuxilliary S. II., Irvine aud Cottage (1 rove, uec. li in ana ivtn. Harriahnrg. Dec. ISth aud 10th. Harris S. H Dec 25th and 2lith Corvallis, Jan. 1st and 2d. al' MUCK'S HEAT relaxes tbe system and renders us liable te attack et diarrnica, dysentary. bloodv-nux. cholera-morbus. cramts in stomach, colio and other painful and dangerous affections for wnick ur. fierce Compound Extract ot Smart-Weed compounded from the best rrencn brandy; Jamaica ginger, smart weed, or water pepper, anodyne, soothing aud heal inn gums ana balsam, l a most iiotent spe cilio. It i equally efiicacioua in breaking up cold. lever and inflammatory attacks. 1.' 1 1 1.1 .i i.i i l : l : . ,. : . . ,ci j iiuuKiiuiu SIIUUI14 w suppiieu wivn t iiy cent uy druggists abetter JLiat. Theroilowlnr 1 tne Hit of letter remaiutu in the Poet Office, Albany, Linn eouuly, Urs soa, Oct. St, 18ao. Person calling lor these latter must give tbe date on wlitcli tbey were advertised. Armstrong, Chas. Smith, Lucinda Bishop, C. Seaward, H. ChnrchULDr. N. J. (7) Ward, '. K. Height, Sallie Waltron, A. hinder, Allen Waltron, J. II. Roger, Helen Wood, W. Y. Khult, A. F. EOBNET SLAVENS. At Sweet Home, October 4, 1880,at the residence of the bride's parent, by the Rev. M. M. Norton, Mr. 57m. Robsbt and Mis Axna M. Slankns. CAMPBELL MCILREE, At the home of the bride, Oct. 20, 1880, by Kev. A. M. Acheson, Mr. J. H. C'AMrBEi.u, of Portland, and Miss Sarah McIlree, of Peoria, Oregon. 8PURLINCURRIN. On Thursday, Oc tober 21, 1SSU, at tbe Justice's otlioe ui Alba- ny, by E. D. Haven, J. P., Mr. Wm SrfR- ias, of Linn ceunty, and Mis Sarah Ctk rik, ef Clackamas county. t:noitML iiiu-M. WmFIELDQCOTT ff ILL OUCCEEDII ANCOCK AYES. The bill for Uio erection of an In. mine asylum iunsod, nntl Britain is harry. it. 11. IIavkm iuuI jm'ty arrived nt Sun Fraitctaeo hint Monilfiy morning Ht C o'clock. f Of it Lginliit,nro udjoiirnn thin i-ven-ig. It would probably lmvi lu-i n but ter 1 1' it had never convened. Ok.v. Wkavkii, Uui (Jieenluick cnrnli duta for PremMonf, in n full coiiHin of Onrfield, nnd is doing everything in hi power to nmke th hitter PreHident. lm J. 11. Haylkv, of CurviiIliM, who tried ho long to get mi ofl'i.e. from the (reeiilinikem, him iit hint count out un der hi ti lie color nmt ih working (or UarlUld. Ji'MiK McFaimiks, of JSoutoii comi ty, wan down here t tending Druper'a meeting lust Momhiy evening, nnd he say lti nloii will give fifty majority fur Hancock. Hurrah for old Ihmtou ! O.v election day in Indiana, mcoid iug to previoiiH uirMiigi-iueiit, nil the Ivcpuhlican (Ireciihackern forsook the party and voted the straight llfjuiLli fm ticket. Tho IVinocmtie wtiitr ol the party, which in by fur llio Im-gcnt, will now vote dr Hniicotk. We hear it from good lletitihlicnn au thority that iu tho event of Ciirl'u l.l's election our Republican friend Van Clove, of tho lUyhtrr, is to get (lie Al bany jHistofliie. Well, if it Mill ie iiiniiis in the gift of the Ki'piiUiiMii mi'!y,they might ihi a great dm! woine th;ui to give it to Vhii. Ho hint Nerved them long mid uithfully, and, mi fur, unrewarded, hut llii-ii nouir 1 Vimvut wilt get tho ullice nil the Hume. Jnr lll. Follow iug is the list of jurymen driwu for llie (k-toW term uf Circuit Court. A Montgomery, farmer, Scio Mat Scott, farmer. Center 1' H Wigle, farmer, llarribttr lien Davis, farmer, Hatsey C F Moist, farmer, lbaiioii A Salttnsnib, farmer, I -citation f ha It Wheeler, telegraph oier it. ir.Slicihl Win llumbaugli, lnou maker, Allwuy. J It Harris, fanner, Harrisburg Caleb 1 1 ray, farmer, Halsey Bobt I J lass, merchant f rawfordsvilte IS Burtensliaw, farmer, Santiam John Carnra, farmer, Waterloo A lleckanl, farmer, Allany A W Chatltou, fanner, Santiam D McClain, fanner, Harrisburj' Henry Fablaud. hotel keeper. It jUey J M Archibald, farmer. Center F M Kixer, farmer, Harrisburg B Chapman, (ital estate agent, Albany M bhsckleford. fanner, Brush Creel," T B Sprenger, farmer. Shed J Henry Clark, brick mactu. Aiiov Thomas Baldwiu, farsi.-r. I'tsuMiu 1 1 1 C If lialstun, farmer, II ailmi Felix O Toole, citlit. A'Imhv D C Cunie. farmer, Slie.1.1 Alex liramlou, firnler. Center J W A!thoiie, warelMHIsemsii. Athj'iV lieo F NiiiiHmiii, nierehsiil, Ait.aiu Arch Monteith, Miller, Alhany. Te Ibr rabllr. I or the past few months I haw ll..mj my stock to rnu down very ! fur the pur- piw uf getting rid of old K oid now I have lillcsl up with a magnificent U ,i merchaoilise, well selecte,! and ot the l.iti t and best varieties ami styles, w hii-h I si sell at a low prices as can be aiforJed. 1 thank old customer fur their liU-ral patron age aud respectfully request a continuance ol the same, and to new customers 1 promise fair dealiug, and will give them as g'd lutr gsius as they can gi t anywhere. I. I!. Jai ks.iv. Several of our utsu.ribcr have sirred to pay us their subscription in wood, and now, f they have time to deliver it, we would like to have them enme forward. If all re spond who have promised to do so wo will have fully euough to last us through the coming winter. Dou't forget this ; come on as toou as osibb, and if your urtghbors want a gootl paper tell them to brim; us w od and they can get it De fen Waal La tutor ? N. Trice has 300.000 feet uf fmu fencing lumber fur sale at Ilia mill in Waterloo io cinct and will deliver it ou either side of the river. He alo has about 200.000 feet of as sorted lumber finishing, flooring, etc. It will be sold cheap, aud it will fay ymt to enquire their price. So Oereptloa l ard. It Is at ran 20 that no manV people will continue to sulVer day after day with ly- nermla, Liver t Complaint, t iiiiMtipatiou, Sour Stomach, or Ueueral Debility when they can prwure at our stare stilloti's 1 tallxo', free of com if it doe nut cure or relieve lliein. J'rlce, 7.1 ct. Sola by to- shay & Maxon, Drugt-lsU, Albany, Or. Uo I'oa Waal Farallnrr ? Jas. Dauuala, iu tin city, now lias on hands a larger stock of furniture than any other establishment this side of I'ortlauil, and if you want to purchase auv it will iay you to give him a call. He bus soincthiug to tell yon 111 regard to Ins prices. . 1 . .. all an4 Srlile. W. II. llartleas. having sold out his meat market, wants all hi customer who are 111 arrear to call at hi old stand aud settle at once. Hi business must be closed out, im mediately, and all who owe him should "come to the center." fine Farallare, Fred Graff i manufacturing aomo of the liuost furniture ever exhibited in this mar ket. Hi bedroom sets are perfect models of taste and lieanty ; and what is better still, tbey are all from Uregon timber. Nellee le Farmers. Co to the Bee-Hive wire works for all kiuds of wire cloth and zinc screens for re pairing grain cleaners; also for galvanic! wire fruit cloth. Seventy 4'enl I'er Itus'ji l. Ballard, Isom and Co., proprietors of tho Linn County Mill, are offering "2 cents per bushel iu cash for wheat. Mr, J. II. Bates. Newspaper Advertis ing Agent, 41 Park Row (Times Building) New York, Is authorized to contract for advertisements in the Democrat nt our beat rate, For Lame Back. Side or Chowt use SU1- loh's Porous Plaster. Price, 25 cts. Sold by Foshay & Mason, Druggists, Albany, uregon. To 1'iirenl ami Ciirdlnns. hd Baum wishes u to inform our reader that ho has just received a full line of school books and stationery, and from how until tho Holidays will receive additions to hi stock on every steamer arriving from San Francisco. A tlm l'ublic Schools will open nut generally next mouth, you should call around soon and lny in a supply of book for your children and give them a chance to pur uso them liefore school opens. His motto is "The best of good nt bottom price." Don't forgot tho place corner of First niul liroadul'.iiii streets, opjKisito the lmildiug which is now being erected for Senilcr & Ntcriilien;. Call on him. mid he mill treat you well. We might also add that beside doing a largo retail business in stationery, tobacco ami cigars, be is also prepared to sell very cheap at wholesale. ( 'oiintry dealer skould make a note of this. i nn fur t:trr; IhhI. Wu have noticed that Mark Twain's new lMHik"A Tramp Abroad" has Wn selling rapidly all over the United States, and have often wondered why it was not introduced in this locality, but now at last we are going to get it. W. If. Ilriuik lias accepted the ucucy of this roiiuly for it ami will begin canvassing at once, it is a book that i needed everywhere ami gives it reader plenty to think of and ponder over, and will keep the tsorld good humored for years. It i written iu Maik's well known style, a4 is said to excel both In "innocent Abroad" and "Coughing It." He say it is "written by one tramp for other tramps to read," and aluiiHit any ono would become a tramp for j the privilege of readme it. If you want something to drive away the blue dou't fail to sulwrihe for it. Wo Can't Talk Without showing the condition of our teeth. Kvery laugh c(km- them. In urdur not to lw ashamed of thrtit, let ns use that standard dentritice. S0O0'r, which is sure to keep them white and sjsitless. No tartar can en crust them, no canker alieet the enamel, no specie of decay infest the ih-ntsl bone, if SO ZOlHINT is rrgul.iily used. It is a Utsu i. :il preparation, and its lieiielii'tal eflci U on the teeth Mid ro msrveloiis, a it re moves all discoloration, and tenders the ipims hard and rosy. W bile's rralrle llawer. Taken In-fore retiring, yt insure a ttixid iiIkIiCm rest, with an aHakenlni; in tbe nmy morn to hnaltli, nmrsKs ami vlor. r or coated loiiirue, bail lirealli. Kick liead- achn, or any ilintnr banco arising from dy iH'pkut or torpid liver It 1 without wr. Us acllon on iliwitsa Is entirely ilillcioiit from any niedtcine ever tuitixliu-cd, quiet iliir pains almost Instant! v. '1 lie lum and cry raleil ai;nlnl it by psicnt iii"Ucino uiun, w no imn inrestsMi in us a, i vein mo itestrui-tioii of their tiefaii'ins Uiuinesw, and the thonsainis if tiUMilieiu-d lestiino- iHals itow in;' in from all pans of ilia New tvornl. Is a sure iiolicatiou ,r lis ureal merits. Trial hIwj at all Dnu Store. Half (kjuiuI botues. ci-iiU. t oaliay sV SIM mm, Nolo Agenlis. UrrrrKK THAN GOLD U perfect health, a. id vet manv are sullcrinir the tor. lures nt I tin (Uiime.t with IVNteimia when sliiule Ihui of 1U. MINTIK'M KNtl- l.tsu IUM)i:i.( LIVKK AND DYS- I'KI'IA l'ILI-S will kIvo relief, and, if i-erswinl in, will euro lUo worst case of llii illsirsKslii troulilo. Tbi pill cure Tor;. i.i l.iver ami i'.iliniiKin-ms, Jlt-irnlatst tho BoMcl, n-uiiivcs l'liupli-s Irout the Kiu-e. s-it NaSU'W I'oinplexiuii, Koul llrentli. Mi'i 1 li-i l,iclu, iluanliiiru, l'ain in tho Niiles nii'l lif -k; is Sij;ar conUxi and I'AliAN i l:l'I !.. I. I'UUKLY VWiF- I A l.l.i:. It acts iliret-ll v mi tlm coating of (In eH-iiiwli ami tu llie I.Her. t u be inkeii in snv tliniK - we! orilrv weather. li-UHie uf hnila'lous. Tho cenuinn lias ii eiwrsviin- iff a Hon on (ho outside .vrnpiK'r. I'riee, .VI eeulM. r or Kale ly all ilruiiii. frrlerlliiN Hurrli One of the Uteat and without ijuestion the mokt H!rf't sew in machine now In-fore the public is the "Davis;" why they actually make out of strips of cloth cus, saucer. baskets, etc., iu jierfrct shape. e saw one at the AIImiiv aguuey and together with many sample of practical work noted will cay that there are thin;: never before made on a Sowing Machine, lit and see for yourselves and be convinced. W. B. Scott, Agent. 4'ifflns ssil Is-Uel. Fred liiinniii ' winhi-s us to inform our readers that ho has jut received a magnifi cent stock nf collin and caskets, and here afUr he ill sell them at price never before heard uf iu this community. To give some idea of tlia price, hu authorize lis to say that they will ranc from &! up to $50, and for the latter price one will lw furnished that has heretofore cost fully ?7 . lie means business. ill Mads r Lumber. We have for sale. Loth at Lebanon and ( Iras I'.idge.oOO.OlH) feet of ail kind uf lum ber, such a scantling, joists, liarn timbers, boxing, fencing, and other rough lumber. At Iebanon we have a superior lot uf dry lumber, such as rustic, (louring, etc. Owing to the late lire, w e are offering this lumber at reduced rates. Address na at lebanoii. cox.v i;i:otiif.i:s. I.-.luNu, Or., July 31, lSs0. The Lebanon Rattrwaal is not built yet, and until it is our people will still have to use soma other mode of conveyance. Fred Willert, uf this city, has six or eight hacks and buggie w hich he will sell at very low price and ou reasonable terms. He also does all kinds of blacksmith iug aud wagou making and guarantees satis faction. Thr e lepot Hotel. Jas. A. (irons, who has gained such an en viable, reputation as host at the McMinuvillle hotel, has opened out tho new hotel at the .depot in this city, and ia now ready to prop erly caro for all guests who may stop with him. Everything is new, neat, clean and convenient and better tables aie not set auy- where in the State. ."'2tf. . 1 A Wife Wanted. The undersigned, a farmer living iu Ben ton connty, wants a wifo. She should not be over thirty years ef age, and suitable to a farmer's companionship. Auy lady desir ing such a cwtnpniiiouship will please address YILLIS CARTER, Albany, Oregou. O ' " Thousands of soldiers and heirs aro en titled to pensions, with payment from date of discharge or death, if applied for bei'ere January 1, 1S0. wound, accidents, in- -JS. UeXi. !5SSS of Pension secured. This Arm eslabhuhod in IStkl. Address, enclosing stamp, Ml S0N BROS., U. S. Claim Attorneys, 7U tl Street, Washington, 1. C. Siu of llurses Tor Sale. Who wants to buy a span of black horses ! A mare and a horse one six aud one seven years old well broken, well matched and for sale at a bargain, hnouire or C. H. Stew art. s . I E. Kliilue's liothlus store Is llie best and I cheapest plure In Albany lo bny Clothing, (ient's Furnishing Cioods, Hat, and Beets i and Shoe for wen and beys. bnrrb ntrerlery, V. 1'. C, A. -Meet at their room in Fos ter brick building on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoon at 4. Business meeting are held on the even ing of the second Monday in each month. Everybody invited to attend. V. V. Chprcm. -Preachingevery Sabliath, at 1 1 a. at. , and 7 r. U. by Kev. r. O. Ir vine. D. D. HabUth School at 2:o0 r. u. I'rayer meeting every Thursday evening. KvANOKi.fCAi. Ciicbcti. Breaching ou Sab bath at 11 a. c, and 7i r. H. Sabbath School 12:11. I'rayer meeting every Thur. day evening. W. C. Kantner, pator. Coxo n m atios A lCh CWH. Servineeevery Sabbath at II a. m, and r. i. Sabbath School at 2:30. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening of each week. J. W. Harri, pastor. M. K. Cmchcm, Socth. Service every Sabbath at St. Paul' M. K. Church, South, at II a. M. and 7i t. . Sabbath Sjihool at 12i r. M. Prayer meeting every Thurs day evenng. M. C. Miller, pastor. M. K. Chcm-h. Preaching every Sabbath at 11 A..H. aud 7J r. M. Song service in the evening before sermon. Sabbath School it 2..K) r. M. Prayer meeting every Tbur lay evening. I. Dillon, pastor. Baptist CHDheii. Services every Sabbath at 11 a, M, aud "i r. . Sabbath School at 12. Prayir meeting every Thuavlay even iug. W. J, Crawford, pastor. Phksbvtkkiax Chckch. -Serviee every Sabbath morning and evening in College Chapol. Sunday School immediately rfterthe morning service. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Itev. Klbert N. Condit, pastor. The Market. Following i a correct reiiort of the mar ket in this city up to noon yesterday: FLOUli $-i.5 per bbl. HAV baled, glOfef 11 per ton. loo, (H. POTATOES -73 cU per bushel. BL'TTKC -20 to 25 ct per lb. F.;(iS 20 ceaU ler doz. PORK 5 to 5J ct per lb. " BACONS-bams, 1410 shoulders, 10c, sides, inje. DBIF.D I It LIT suudiied apple, 10c " " plum, 14c. Pluiuiuer dried apples, 14c. " " plum, 1;, CH ICKrJS-9ZMnl3AJ0 per dot Sl'iiAK - San Francisco C. 10e. COrFKC CoU Rica, l20c Java, 30c. Curcola ITio. fiio, 20. MILL FEKD bran, $10oM per tou. -chop, 116120. shorts. 915. middling, 920315. THE AMF.ItlCA PEOPI.K. Kojooplelo tho world auflera much ritli Dvsiwrmia as A nieticann. AUhofifrb year of exiierieuce in ined icia bail CaileU to aeeomplfiih a certain and sure remedy for Ihi liuessssnil it elTecU, auoh aa Sunt Stomach, Heart-burn. Water-bran li, bick Heaiiairlia, Cosilivenosa, palpltatioo of the Heart, Liver Complaint, eomine np of tbe food, low spirit, general debility, etc, yet inc the Introduction of Gbb .' Auocht rtowtx we believe there la no eatse of Dyspepsia that cannot be imnaetlsalaly re lieveU. 30,000 dozen sold last year with- out ono caao of failure reported. (Io to vour droiririMta, roehay A Mason, and ret a sample bottle for 10 cent and try it. Two drmea will relieve you. Regular aloe 75 cents. nrsnlr 'saMlpatla Cnreel. riiilaJeli hUt. Pa . (Xt. 4. 1j79. II. If. Warner t l'-. tients. for the pant ten yean 1 have hi i lie re I the evil ef-hx-t of what uiiicht be termed rbronle con stipation : mv akin txscame yellow and bit liver wan all out of order; 1 tried all the rnmcilittH that could be obtained, and that was all 1 could do, after finding no relief from regular medicine treatment, and I I'maily commenced using your remedies. 1 lint tried tbe l'llle, end at the end of one week mv bowels liad attained a regularity and healthy action unknown for years. I waa so pleased with tbe effect that I con cluded to try a bottle of your Bitters, and although I have not entirely used the flrxt bottl. I am so perceptibly- improved and toned up that I write lo yea giving this voluntary tmiliaiouial to toe excellence of your remedies. "Voura truly. E. J . CAxrosu. We Challeaic the Werld. When we say we believe we have evi dence to prove that Shiloh'a Consumption Cure is decidedly the beat Lung" Medicine made, inasmuch aa it will cure a common or Chronic Cough In one half the time, and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, VV hoopla a; Cough, Croup, and show more cases of CoiiHUinthn cured than all others. It will cure where they fail. It Is pleasant to take, luumleas to the youngest child and we guarantee what we say. 1'rloe, 10 eta, fo cts, and $1.00. If your Lungs are sore. Chest or Hack lame, use 8hiloh'a Porous Plaster. Sold by Foahay St Mawn, Irng- gist.s, Aiuany, uregon. on A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth Are eaxiiy obtained by cleansing your betu Uaiiv witn mat Justly popular aenu frice. SO.ODOST. ConiDoeed of ran antiseptic herb, it Imparts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath. and rrescrvtyi intact, from youth to old acre, tho teeth. Acidity of the atomaeh will destroy tbe strongest teeth unless its etiects are counieractea wun svauuvx i. and this pure tooth-wash protect the den tal Mirfacefl by removing every impurity that adheres to them. Ask your druggist lor SO.UUO.M . HOW TO SAVE MONEY. Instead of going to a doctor for a prescription. If yon have Urinal' biseane. Diabetes. Pain In the Back and Loins, Smarting, Inflamma tion, Calculi, Brick-dust Pepoait, or any trouble of the Kidneys or Bladder, buy a bottle of Dr. Mintie's Nephreticutu, the great lluchu Compound. It ia the most wonderful prescription for these troubles ever compounded. Measrs. Abrams A Carroll, wnoleaale druggists, say : "we re (rant fiepnreiicutn as me nest suaney and bladder remedy in the market." Woodard. druceist, Portland. Or. says: "Evervbodv sneska hltthlv of it." Child. druggist, Portlaud, Or., says: "Sold loU of it; it alwava does the work." Many have been cured ef obstinate kidney com plaints after the doctors have Riven them up. trice, fi.-a. ror saie uy an arug- K'ats. Sin ASTLEY COOPER'S VITAL RE- STORAT1 VK The reat Kngliah remedy baa made more cures of Nervous Debit itv. Seminal Weakues-i. Lost Manhood nocturnal emissions, lassitude, inability for mental labor, ddsoondeucv and such diseases as are induced by youthful follies and excesses, than all ether medicines combined. Why will you suffer? Send to A. E. Mintie. M. D.. Mo. 11 Kearney street, San Francisco, lor the Restorative ana be cured, rrice, S3 per Dome, r our limes the aiiantitv.HO. Try a bottle. Dr. Mintio treats all private diseases success fully. Wliavt all all I for a complexion is the one abiding- thought of many a lady. who needs but that last touch to be a rav ishlmr beautv. Where nature has failed to do her iiart. cemee in tlie aid of art, aud now that Madame Rachel's Enamel Bloom is freelv offered there is no excuse for plainness. This providential invention is made of perfectly harmless ingredients, fresh from the world of llowers aud plants. and has a most wholesome as well as a de lightful effect upon the skin. Ko toilette- table can afford to be without it. 1 A MAN MISSING- Information is wanted of the wherea bouts of John Palmar, who lelt Benton county last Spring to co to Knox Bntto, in Linn county, since which time nothing has been heard from him. Palmer is a email, dark-complexioned man, about 45 years old. lis left a large iamuy, wno are a-ix ioua to learn his fate. Address informs Uou to WILLIS CARTER, , Albany, Oregon. "Orecon papers please copy. FUIB 1 CKCCOH. I Auddulet "Williams has alrpady com menced faying oot tie corruption fund he brought to this State, and ia having m great many repeaters lnonght into Multnomah county. Last Saturday fifteen negroes wirA brought to Port- j ind from Olympia, and another large lot are to arrive in few days. The Democrat are spotting them, and will have nil seTcreljr pnnished. People throughout ttie valley rbould rebuke Williams for this by rolling up a large rote for Hancock. Executor's Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEX THAT tbe underMlgned has been duly ap pointed F-aweutor of tbe last will and tea meut of Benjamin Freeland, deceased. AU person having claim siralnst tbe es tate of said deceased will present the ssrno, properly Terified, to tho niiJori(rnei at his borne In Portland, Oregon, or io J II. MonUnye at his oflloe iu the city of Al bany. Oregon. Within alx months frnrn this date. October 20, I860. A. C. PAIRCIIILD. L. ft. MoKTaxTK, Kzecutor. Attorney. Iw4 ALBANY FOUNDRY AND- MACHINE SHOP. ESTAHI.ISIICD 165. By A. F. CHERRY, situated at corner of First and Monucomeiv Streets. Albanv. Oregon. Uaving; taken charge of tbeeliove -ntneJ Workn. we aro ore oared to inanuiaetare Steem Enirtnes, Haw and Orist Mills, wcd-workin Machinery, Pump. Iron and Brass CaMios-s of every description. Machinery of all kinds renaired. spe cial attention -iven to repairing tana n:a cbinery. raUrra Mali lag dear ia all It fersas. Dtllyl A. F.CHERRY AEON. INSURANCE. Commercial Union, of London. Capital, $12, 500,000. North British and Mer cantile. Capital, $10, 000,000. Also the Imperial, Lon don, Northern & Queen. Capital, $39,000,000. 0. EL STEWART, Agent. TO! HE WORKING CLASS, &ra ffcrar prepared tu farnnh mil clasc with ooo tiavut mnAfyuM mL b-soe, lh vboie ul ih liou, wr lur their tp inuemttt. bUMiiMi iwt lig-fai mod prrnfitmi.se. lrabom utf ciiher sasx. rtwilr emm tnmt So emu w yer cciiiij?, mud m rorrUiJtmi sum by dvutior (heir vkwl Uum to the btwittM, tk'.m mud fitl emm nemrty m much u men. Thml a!) who we ihia tKfUrsj tnmy mead tlmr mddren mud tet th Im nmm wm aUmk Utim offer: T much me mrv not well mmi ifled e will mend one dolimr to py for the tn-atte of mtina;. f ail fsmnkrulmr mod outfit free Addrvtm GmomMm Snxnwm t Co., H-rUmnd. Hmitm. Syl ALBANY MARBLE WORKS ALBANY, OREGO. STAIliER BROS. - Proprietors. r.!OHUf..EF.TS, TABLETS, Executed in Italian or Vermont Marble. A1m. every variety of cemetery and other atone werk done with neatness and dispatch. Special attention given to order from all parts of thU Suie and Washington Territory. All work warranteii. nOf ft E C"V-basi-UMS bw befon tils public. Te aV JCU-9 M. esa aiafc awnsy tsstcr si work fur us tbsii at soythiDf rlne. cssul not mtuiped. Wa will scs-t yuu. l. s dsy and srsnls n-.a.ls st home b tha industrious. Men, sram-a, boy. snd girls vsntoii cvmywhmn to wwk for as. uw it um time. You as Uovots yuur wbois tims to tho or only your susrs mnnenta. Ns othor husine-s wi:l y juudast- ly ss W.1L o aaw miiuns; so work csn tsu to tnsx snsrmoos psy by sngss-Of st ones. Costly outfit so tonus irsa. a rrsst opporvuut-- iqt ciasmf -uoner wily sod honorably. Addrass Tn s & lx., Aturusis al-iiw. Ala any Bath House. 11HE UN DKKMviSED WOXB RESPECT I fully inform th citisen of Albany sad vi eiaitythat I have taken eharg ef this Ssts.bl.-sh eat, and, by keeping eleaa room and payia trietattentisa te business, expects te suit ai those wae may favor us with their patronage Having heretofore earrisd en nothir-g hut First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons, ere expeet to give entire satisfaction to al T-CbildiSD and Ladies' Hair eaatiy ea ad shampooed. JOS WEBBXH. WHEAT WANTED! WHEAT WANTED! THE PROPRIETORS OP THE MAG NOLIA MILLS offer a premium of four cents per bushel over and above tne market prioe for good merchantable wheat either sold to them or Rtored with them this coming season, t- cks Jnral-ned to parties wishing to store v itti or sell wheat to them. J. li. FOSTER it CO. Albany, July 30, 1840. 5:2 price a nicKERSorrs saw-mill In Wsterloo precinct. A isnra qoaatity of Ihsanest lumber on bmnd, which wiu bs -il r'.usu and credit iriven until Uctobor 1st, 1S7U. Foik.:ii; is fiie list of Ericas ; Clear lumber, per thousand $-- CO Koneing, tarn sidinir.snd all lumber of thotoisd 0 SosntliDf;, timbers and heavy lumber S 00 we lumber will ie lursusueu on ei sioc m i Santiam so ALBMJY LIEUT L1ARKET. Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal and Sausage al ways on hand. Hlirliast Cash Price paid tor all kinds ot fst 2U LEVI WES1'. Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given thai the under signed was on the 2d day of October, 1SBQ, duly appointed Administrator of the estate of Thomas bummers, deceased, by the County Court of Linn County, Ore gon, and ail persons havinj-claimsngainfit said estate are hereby nctifiei to .resent the same, with the proper vouchers, lo mo at my office in Albany, Linn County, Ore iron, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 14th day of October, 130. L. B1LYETJ, llw Administrator: