FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, 1881
0. H. STEWAfcT
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Noticr. On and after this date regular
tickets will be sold at our ticket oftie for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, Wallula,
Walla Halla aud Alnsworth. .
Will. Rick,
Freight and Ticket Agent
O. A C, H. R. Co.
Albany. June ISth, 1S8T.
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HOME Cm AHHOAP.
F. M. French, jeweller.
Montague of Lebanon, lead.
K K. Skips orth, lawyer, Albaay. Or.
V egetables sad traits st Conrad Meyer.
Money to loan on wheat. .Call on C. H ,
Stewart.
The Oliver Chilled Plow ia the beat plow
for dry ground.
Chea . white blanVsts at the Farmers' and
Mechanics' Store.
Tu mm heavy ailver watchoi at Frjnch'a,
sell like hot cakes.
"Sin ill profits and qiio't returns" is
II -utague's motto.
The beat cigars in town have just arrived
at Hoffman and Joseph's.
Cowan ia hound to give satisfaction to the
people of Lebanon and viciety.
L. M. Wells hotue made boots sad sh e at
the Farmers' and Mechanics' Store.
A nice new assortment of ladies underwear
for sale eheap at Mooteith and Seitenbach's.
Dunbar's shoes are all the rage at Samuel
S. Yoang.s fit, style, aud quality gauraateed.
Monte. th and Sei ten bach are selling black
and colored kid gloves for 50 ceuts per pair
Dr. O. Willi Price, dentist, otlicc in Odd
Fellow ' Temple, over Plummet' Drug Store.
A bvge lino f men's ami boys boots ssvl
shoes for sals at Mooteith and Seiteabacb '.
Monteith and Seiteabach's cloak, ulster
and dolman department cannot be beaten.
New style overcoat and nlatera just re
ceive 1 a: th Farmers and Mechanics
Mere.
Trunks, valises and hand satchels of every
description and size at L O. Jackson's cheap
itore.
If you want to borrow money on your
wheat remember that CL II. Stewart can get
it for you.
If yoa want a good pair of boot, a suit of
clothes, or a fine hat, try the cheap store of
I. G. Jackson.
You can get boots and shoes at Cowan's,
Lebanon, which are made to wear as well as
for ornament.
Why bake and bail around a stove when
you can get bread, pie and cakes so cheap
at Conrad Meyer's.
The beat assortment of ladies an 1 gents
marine under wear at astonishing low figures
at L G. Jackson's.
Call at Montague's and see the latest
styles of dress goods. Lebanon never con
tained a better stock.
- Johnny Irving keeps the "Comet" water
melon and furnishes a suit tea guarantee
with each melon.
Hoffman and Jose'a have just received
another lot of those celebrated 5-cent cigars.
Drop in and try them.
Call at Lebanon and examine Cowan's
line stock of dress goods, the best without
exception in that city.
Boys hats and caps and men's hats and
caps for sale at astonishing low promises at
Monteith and Seitenbaeb.
The latest novelties of gents neck ware,
such as ties, cellos, cuffs, etc., cheaper than
ever at L G. Jackson's store.
Montagus proposes to merit the confidence
of the people of Lebanon by fair dealing and
strict attention to business.
I. G. Jackson is offering plain and brocad
ed dress goods in single and double width,
the latest shades, at bottom prices.
A fall line of mens', youths', and boys'
cletaing at bottom. figures, opened this week
at the Farmers' and Mechanics' Store.
A good stock of crockery and glass ware
at Conrad Meyer's. Call and examine, and
yon will not go away without purchasing.
Farmers, go to the Bee-Hive Wire Works
in Albany aud examine the celebrated Ore
gen Fanning Mill. It is the best in the
world.
Uahappiness is the chdd of Dyspepsia.
Get rid of both parent and child by a few
doses of King of the Blood. See advertise
ment. Why does French sell three-fourths of the
spectacles sold in Linn Co. ? Because he
selU the best glass for the least amount of
money.
The Presbytery of Oregon of Mm United
Ptesbyterian Church convened at Willam
ette church, near Oakville, in this county,
List Tuesday.
Mr. Hutsinpiler, proprietor of the Arbor
Stocs: Farm, sent a due Jci-sey beifrdoan
to Portland yesterday. He maaej sales
right along now.
Baum has an apple tree in his yard that
has borne one crop this year, and now has
still another coming en. No telling what
this country can't do.
On the iaeamiag steamer Monteith and
Seitenbach have two large lotsof fur-trtinme 1
dolrasas, au entirely new style of ulster.
All sizes can be had.
A complete stock of boots and shoes at
Montague's, Lebanon. All rizes . and at
prices to satisfy all kinds of customers. Do
not fail to inspect them.
Montague's new supply of groceries has
been selected with the greatest care. The
people of Lebanon may depend on fresh
goods of the best qusl ty.
The Farmers' and Mecanici' the cheapest
tore in Albany for clothing and furnishing
goods, every srnent is marked in plain
figures at almost cash prices.
'fne ordinance of the ''Lord's Supper"
will be observed at the U. P. Church next
Sabbath. Preparatory services will be held
on Saturday afternoon and evening.
If yon expect to jut down new carpets
call en Monteith ami Sei ten bach. They
have a very fine stock of carpets, and you
would do well to call and examine them.
Fiomin baa Lee i cleaning up the wreck
of the old Opera House, You have seen
handsomer men than Dave after he has
.worked among those cinders for half a day.
We bays a carpenter here io town that
has all at once become so temperate that be
won't even uss a spirit level. Don't ge to
guessing that it is Dunk Rankin ; it isn't
him.
'f be Oliver (.'billed Plow will run and do
good work in dry ground when a steel plow
I cannot be kept in. They are just the plow
you want for summer fallowing. roc "an
by Samuel K. Young.
Queen Victoria would buy all her grocer
ies at Huffman and Joseph's if the lived in
this locality. Their stock is fresh and well
selected and you get the worth of your
money when trading there.
The fair is over, and everybody seems
glad of it, but Jas. 1.. Cowan's trade at
Lebanon, as steady as it has become, is not ;
on the coutrary, his present splendid stock,
has added wonderfully to his business.
( -inkling's life is liable to be out short, at .
any moment by the assassins bullet ; but
Conrad Meyer's stock of groceries is never
short Everything can be found at Mr.
Meyer's store usually found at a first-class
grocery and bakery.
If you want the lightest running, most
substantially made aud best working plow
ever stuck into Oregon soil buy a "Morrison"
ami be happy. Eugene Buchanan has just
received a large lot of them, also a full line
of extra shares for the same.
Winter is now coming on and trapping
parties are being organised for the seasou en
the mountain streams. Peters and Sox are
ready to tit out all such parties with traps
of all sizes. They have the largest stock
ever brought to Albany.
Oanyonvill must be a terribly dull place.
According to the correspondent of an ex?
change the only things having any circula
tion there are lies and slanders. As we
have no such eotnmoditivs here it might be
well to import a few.
A ghost was seen the other night near a
lime kiln ai Uuena Vista, It was in the
form of a white calf, and was of an iataugi
ble, unapproachable substance. We will
wager that if the truth were known it was
only a reflection of the bovine who saw it.
Visitor returning from abroad, as well as
recent emigrants, will find Ayer's Sarsa par
ilia helpful in avoiding the hards!. ips of accii
matiou, and in removing the boils, pimples
and eruptions consequent upou sea diet. Its
blood cl causing qualities remedy such
iron hie promptly.
There is considerable theorising as to
what course President Arthur will take, but
wtatever hi policy may be we have it
from high authority that beer wdl flow just
as freely at the Star Brewery as of old,
Kven if Blaine should insist on resigning,
Mr. Ballanger will continue giving that
sparkle to his beverage which has met with
such uuiversal favor by the people of the
WiUamette Valley.
Henry Yd lard' arrival in Oregon may
b ive the effect to excite railroad rot u some
what, but it can have no influence towards
detracting from the rush to Jas. L. Cowan's
store, at lebauon. Railroad kings have their
place in society, but Ydlard, however iav
pa -taut, can nyt change the habit the pro
pie of liebanon have of doing their trading
at Mr. Cowan's. They have learnedjthat they
oan get steady bargains there, and they are
not s'oar to take advantage of that fact,
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SOCIAL em, PERSONAL-
Rob't Jones,
of Halsty, gave os
a call
yesterday.
Mrs. Helm was down
her frieuds in this city.
last week visiting
ins Staiger and family expect to com
mence housekeeping this week.
Onr Jewish friends all observed the Dsy
of Atonement by closing up their stores.
Miss Minnie Monteith is now writing at
the County Clerk's office, and does good
work.
Geo. Sill is having a high old time over at
the Bay, so the persona say who come in
from there.
J. D. Biles, prominently connected with
the O. R, and N. Co. spent last Sabbath in
this city. .
Miss Lottie Monteith went up to Corvslhs
last Friday on a visit and returned on
Tuesday.
Ala Harris and Simon Seiteabsch spent
the recent Jewish "starvation day" a
Corvallis.
T. J. Black, head of the rattling Haley
merchantile firm of Black, Pearl ft Co., was
in the city last Tuesday.
John Millard got back from the bunch
grass country last week, and is already
nearly civilized again.
Max Wilzinaki, representing the cigar
keuse of Kngelbrccbt, Fox and Co., has
been in the city this week.
The. M ankers, of the Forks of the Sab
tiam, gave us a friendly call last Saturday.
He was over attending the Fair.
Dr. G. Willis Price lias moved into the
Tate residence, and Gas Staiger will occupy
the dwelling vocated by the Doctor.
Abe Hackleman came in last week fr sa
the Camp Creek country in Eastern Oregon,
and is now having a good time with his old
friends.
J. A Yantis, of the Corvallis Oooetts, and
Zeph Job. cashier of the Corvallis Bank,
pent several hours in Albany last Mon
day. Ex-Senator Enoch Holt, of Harrisburg,
gave us a very pleasant call last Friday.
He went home on Saturday after seeing our
great fair.
Mrs. Capt. N. B. 'Humphrey name over to
Albany from her father's last Friday, ami
returned home on Wednesday accompanied
by Mrs Kester.
E. J. Willoughby, of Harrisbug, called
on us last Monday. He was down on busi
ness, connected with the settlement of bis
fathers estate.
Mrs. J. Gradwohl went down to Port
land last Friday to attend the marriage of
Herman Zadeg and Bertha Meyer, which
took place on Tuesday.
J. F. Jones, of Shedds, starts for Eastern
Washington next Monday en a visit to h H
daughter and will return next spring. We
wish him a pleasant trip.
It has been learned since the fair that
0. G. Mo W. took the prize for being the
handsomest man. That accounts for tbe
blue ribbon pinned on bis arm.
"Ballet" was down lsst Friday taking in
t ie Fair. We bear some talk of him beirg'
advance to the position of Chief Engineer of
the Oregon Pacific Railroad.
Sam Cohen, the Snver's postmaster and
merchant, was over during the first of the
week, and while here dropped in ou us and
paid for $3.00 worth of newspaper.
Mart Payne and family left la it Tuesday
for California, going overland by wagon.
The trip we judge will be anything but
pleasant at this season of the year.
Jas Mad y has been very ill for a coup
of weeks. For a few days it was thought
bo would die, but he is now recovering we
ase glad to say.
We acknowledge a call from Dr. O. P. S.
Flummer, of Portland, who spent several
days in this city last week. H3 is getting
along well at Portlaud, but siatties a wt
feeling for Albany.
K. Jt. Skipworth, Ken.., returned from the
mountains last Tuesday, end looks much
better after his sojourn away Irotn the
turmoils of the city. He begins to reeeni.
ble Dr. Watts now in shape.
Stratford sleeps st Main store. There is
nothing suspicious in that, but there is
something suspicious ia the contents of a
bundle found in his room. We won't tell
you what wao in it; you can ask him.
Miss Alice Monteith, at Corvallis, is re
covering from her late severe illness. For
many days it was expected she could not
live, and her friends will be glad to hear of
her change for the better.
Mr. a F. Matthews, well known to the
traveling public as the former proprietor ef
the Chemeketa Hotel, in Salem, has been
appointed to succeed Fred. Howard as tliu
clerk of the Esmond Hotel, in Portland.
We were very much pleased to meet our
eld friend WU1 Davenport a few days ago.
He is now traveling for the boot and shoe
house of Akin, Selling and Co., of Portlaud,
and makes a first class drummer. His old
friends up hero were very glad to meet him
again.
Johnny Webber will be a gentleman of
leisure for a few days. He has seveted his
connection with Fox, Bauia and Co. and
will enter as an apprentice in the gas fitting
business in the establishment for which Ids
brother-in-law. Al Church, is now working.
Dr. Hill's practice is very exteusive but
his patients are not at all confined to the
human race. A few night ago he was
called upou to prescribe for a dog. The
girl who owned the canine thinks the dose
was too large or the medicine too strong ; at
any rate it worked, but not like auy charm
she had ever seen.
Last Tuesday Mrs, I . J. Tate, Mis Sarah
Coodit and Miss Oei tie Holmes started for
the Eastern States. .Mrs. Tate goes to
visit her son and daughter. J. Torreoce and
Miss Laura Tate, at Jersey City, N. J., and
may remain there a ear or so. Miss Coo
.lit also goes to Jersey City, where she will
hereafter reside. Miss Holmes will visit
friends in New York. Yennoot, snd other
States, and will rvinaiu ib the Last until
neat summer
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Vasjala U Merlins;.
We, the undersigned, eitixcua of Linn
county, Oregon, call a public meeting, te be
held at the Court House in Albany, Oct.
ISth, at 1 o'clock P. M.. for the purpose u!
considering tho best method of continuing
the improvement of tbu Yaqsina harbor.
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Umi Satu relay some of Oic sports si the
Fair Grouod put up a nice little job to Im
prove the cotidtliou of their purwea. One)
of their number, Fred Wick wire, of Rose
burg, ta very lent ef ftmt, end so l bey rig
ged u.t little gmmm and got otwe of onr
country boys to find a man that could
bent bins. A $40 bet was ottered that their
man was "cork of rbe walk," but a young
fellow named Col well, living -rose the
Calapoeta, was put up against blm ami the
sports lost their money. Tbey were sure
Wk-kwire could beat anything In the
State, but soon found out their mistake.
Tbey have since ban tercel our country
boys for another men for (300 a aide, but
the money was made up so quick to back
Col well that tbey "toow water."
"Cilvlas a Tally.
The San Francisco papers bad it
both members of tho firm of .Stewart A
Grey had absconded, but over on the
Sound it wan still sores. Tbey bad It
over there that Grey was tbe party who
had been deserted, but the following
from the Seattle "Poet" shows they are
getting matters straightened out :
In our press report from Oregon last
week mention was made that Mr C. II.
Stewart ran away from Albany leaving
many bills unpaid, as wvll as emtwzxnug
large sums of money. This is wrong, a
we are informed by a private letter. (Jray,
not Stewart, is the runaway. Mi. Stew
art, who was 1, ray's partner, Is a t avy
ineer by bisn, snd Is an b.nori. s up
right msn, standing high, in the com
munity where bo is known.
lousd tguin
During last harvest one of the feeders
bed bis watch run through n Uiroelter,
and of course nothing wan ever heard
from it afterwards, except a few pieces)
picked up. A few days ago while clean
ing wheat at Monteith ' Mill In this city,
several incbett of tbe ailver cbaiit was
fonnd in their cleaner, and tbey expect by
watching closely te get enough wheels,
etc. to put up a fine watch.
DIsTICMMi:t llftlTOMM.
On Monday night a large party of rail
road magnate and public men arrived
here on a special train, and on Tuesday,
took hacks and oiosaed to Cor va! I in and
went down on tho West Sldo road. R.
Koehler, Hon M. C. George, Pittsburg,
the great miller ef Minneapolis and others
wen ia the party.
Letter Adust.
Tbetoiiowlng Is the list of letters reuisluiatr
in tbe Post office, Albany, Linn county. Ore
con, October, SUi, WH1. Persons eslliiiK (or these
letters must give tbe date oa wbicb tbey went
advertised.
Gray 0. J Uulvhi Kravlyn I.
Hyminsby Pri.f. J.
P. H. RAYMOND, J. M.
The ladies of tho Presbyterian Chun.h
will give a social at the residence of
Mrs. J. W. Althouse next Friday even
ing, Oct 15th, 1881. AH are assured
of a hearty welcome and a good time.
Come.
Ben'l Read Tills
1 stead It.
Tbe pnblie reading room committee of
this City is hereby requested to meet in
Dr. G. W. Gray's dental room Friday
evening, Oct.7tb, at 6:45 o'clock, sharp.
W.S. Pktkr, E. K'. 8IPW0TH.
Sec. Pics.
Horses For Bale.
Abe Hackleman got in from his bunch
grass stock ranch last week and brought
in with him twenty bead of geldings, all
broken to work, lie wants to sell them
and will glvea man a good trade.
Household Furniture Vr Bale.
L Kline intends breaking up housekeep
ing in a short time and wants to sell off all
bis household furniture of all kinds at pri
vate sale. Call at his dwelling,
J. 0
A mother and son killed by King of ill
Blood. The mother was Dyspepsia, tbe
son General Un happiness. Sea advertisement.
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Ltt of I'rriMlami Awarded al Ibr Lal fair.
Following is a list of the first premiums
awarded at the last session of our Linn
sljunty Fair, which adjourned last Haturdsy .
cbss 1 earn..
A 8 Powell, .1 -year old Holsttrn cow.
Also I year old graded hsifsr. Also gsadod
bull calf and best cow and calf.
A Wolvorton, host bull calf.
CI.AHH MO 2- UOlltS.
E M Dodle, first premium on hest draft .1
ysar old stallion. Also on suckling colt.
Win Rysls, en best drsft 2-year old stall
ion. Also on suckling colt.
John Luper. on suckling cult. '
A. H. Marshall, on bests-year old stallion.
Geo Mc Knight, best stallion tor all work,
4 -years old ana over;
Joe Ulse, beet graded 2-yesr old mars.
T J Edmundson, be1 draft stallioe, 4
years old and up.
Wm Townsend, beet ft.year old draft
stallioe. Also best draft stallion 1-yoar
old. Also best graded mare, l-year oH.
Alsei best draft mare, 4-ysars old sod up
E M Dedls, best stallion, 3-years old aud
un. Also best mare for all work, 4 -years
old snd up.
A II aek Ionian. Iei draft mare 4-veers
old and up.
1 J Edmundson, best stallion (Wide
Awake) and 4 of bis oolta.
V m Townaeud, best mure and 1 of her
colts.
CLASS 9 BI X!"! ASH TBOTTIBU.
Running, 3 in 5, free to al), for purse of
1300. First heat wou hv Dsvid Cut line'
3-year old stallion, "Wilkes" ; time I :'l
Seomid and third heats wen by L F If sr
pool's gelding, "Tsrrenco" ; time.MI :38 and
1:4ft. "Wilkes" distanosd on third heat.
Trotting, n m 5, free for all. for mire of
1230 Peter Emwui's sorrel mare "Flor
ence' and J U sawyers sorrel stallion
"Johnny Lee" entered. "Florence' won in
three straight heats : time, 3:123072:33.
Bnuning, 2 in 3, for Oregon or Washing,
ton Territory raised borses, for a purse of
200. "Wilkes" and "Torreoce'' were en
tered by Catling and Harpool. and the
latter won in two heats ; time, 2 ami 2:02.
Itanning, single dash of I niila for Linn
county horse, for a parse of t73. Rmerick
entered "Little Fred," snd Harpool entered
"Plow Boy.1 The former woa first money.
Time, 2.03.
Trotting, 2 in 3. for 3-year olds, for s
purse of 100. Frank Woede entered
"Nsllie." and G 31 Conery eutereel "Geasr.
si." Won by tbe Utter.
Trotting, fin 3. fer I Ann county horses,
for a puree of 100. Gee, F. Simpson en
tered "Kitty linn" sad Dr. T. W. Hams,
"Betty." "Kitty I .inn ' took tbe first bt
in 3:22. snd "Betty" took the 2d and 3d
beats ; time, 3.23 and 3 22.
Running. I mils, free fur all, for a purse
of 1U0, Contested for by Kmrick's "f jttle
Fred," Catlings "Wilkes" and Harjsnols
' Torrent. ' Th former woo : time. L4.
insiug, - in j. lornorsea wtin no
t S.S.1 . a .. 1 a it
('emtosted fer by Sawyer' "Johnny BbSm
snd Harris's "Betty." Woo in two straight
beats by tbe former ; tim. 334 and 3:18.
etas 4 eater.
Tbes. Froman took six first premiums and
tour svconei premium est bis cross brd
msrtuesi and French meruso.
C. P. Burkhart camad oil four lirst
mtemium em hi French merinos, cm being
for beat buck of all V bred With 5 o( hia lam I hi
D. M. Guthrie received four first ami fnar
second premium eu his Nw Oafordshire
shr1
N. Brice's Hpantsb merinos taA two first
pr.'iuiuma.
"LABS 3 WIXK AMU IMt'l.ThT.
J. F. lUcksnsto, 1st prs.. on best collec
tion of birds.
Mrs. Geo. Kughee. pair of geeee.
Geo. Hughes, two 1st firs., on graded
hogs.
Clark Price, best pair of duc'.s and chick
ens. A N. Gordon, pair of Silver Spangled
emcaeas.
C. K. Pamh. Gold Spangled and Pheas
ant spangled chickens.
W. K. Price, four 1st pts , en b IWrk
shires snd cro hreeds.
I vi Wtsit took twvlvo 1st prs., and nine
.'u prs., on bis IWkshtr, crossbreeils aud
grades.
R. D. Wilson, best I vear old Berk
shire sow.
Mrs. C. P. Biirkhsrt, best pair of Silver
paaglMl llsmburg chickens.
LASS 6 tiBAIM m VKeiKTABLKS,
John Meeker, best watstmtlon.
J F IWckensf o, beets, carrots and cabbage,
Geo Archers, barley.
A Wolverton. book wheat, pumpkin.
qnaah, white corn, and best 30 lbs of both
hue k wheat flour ami corn meal.
R L Smith, ChUi and Club wbost
Mr L E Blain, tomatoes.
R Custer, yellow corn.
C P Burkhart, fall wheat, White Mam
moth, White Velvet, Sonera, Clawson.
(I olden Chaff, rye, potatoes, sweet potatoes,
and best assortment ef grams.
J H Townsend, onions, parsnip, bar iip,
mask melon, and best of vegetables,
N Price, best potatoes, which were of the
"Churchill" variety.
CLASH 7 noMKBTIC MABt.'PACTCBa
Mrs. R. E. Blrdssdl. knit socks.
Mrs. N. B. Snrenser. caudles. I.ar 1 Ive
seiap aim iarei.
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Mr Hark en to, ragcarjiet.
Mrs. W. C. Tweedale, two 1st pre ,
on batter.
John Luper, pair of bacon bams.
Mrs J. H. Burkhart. mitten.
Mrs. N. Bond, colored yarn socks and
wiuie yarn socks.
CLASH 8 1IOMK WOBK.
Miss Ella Harris, ohilds embroidered dress
and ladies walking suit.
Miss Bertie Eoos, crochet work.
Mrs W Emsrick, trimmed night d
and skirt.
Mrs A Warron, pillow shps and stand
sover.
Mrs N B Sprenger, braided chemise, rose
tidy crochet, zephyr ring tidy, silk em
broidered chair cushion, spider web tidy
and eesi utspiay 01 lancy work.
Mary A Murray, fan knit cotton hose
zephyr mats.
Mrs B. Y . Cundiff, white shirt, faucy
nssket.
Mrs N C Dosisr, embroidered collar aud
pillow shams.
MrsO G Mo Wain, trimmed underclothing.
a sr ' -a
Mrs Kirsuiand, wax lowers, hearth rug,
pin cushion, silk sad embroidery.
Mrs Dr. Davis, sfgban.
Millis Lakin, lamberquin.
Mr W H Hanchstt, toilet set.
Miss Minnie Monteith, hand mads pillow
snams, and embroidered lamberquiu.
Mrs N Baura stand cover.
Mrs W C Tweedale, knit webb tidy, ot
toman cover, jsva canvas tidy, samp's
bsttonholes and tatting trimmed under
clothing.
Miss Tina Monteith, toilet set, raised
worsted cushion and ladies embroidered
Skirt
Mrs F M Rsdneld embroidered toilet,
cushion and tucked skirt.
Mrs 1 M Irving, sofa pillows and infants
nose.
Mrs J M McConnell, hsnd embroidered
skirt.
Mrs Orris Pnoe, braided pillow shams,
emorouiered and tucked underclothing.
Mrs R 8 Price, lamp mat.
Mary VV heeler, hair work.
Mrs J Wheeler, pair pants.
Mrs J L Hill crochet tidy.
v.
Mrs N Kalisky, pillow shams, and raised
wort ted work.
Miss Bessie Turrsll. oladiolus dahlia
lamp mat.
Miss Rudd, worsted tidy,
Mrs H L Rudd, sofa cushion.
Mrs M M Harvey, crochet edging.
Mrs W H McFariand, infants silk em
broidered skirt, embroidered handkerchief
and rag hearth rug.
Mrs Ruf us Thompson, infants dress, band
made, and bobinet transfer handkerchief.
Mis A Fisher, worsted door mat.
Mrs F M Wilkins, bridal pinoushion,
wall pocket ladies opera cloak and infants
braided dress.
Ells Morgan, tidy.
Mrs. M Legue, croc net pillow shams, best
display of Spanish embroidsry. smhroidsred
slippers, honey oomb canvas tidy, twsdsd
caps.
Mrs. J II Rurkhart, watch HH-kst, z.phyr
twilight, air uastls.
Mrs F M Wilkins, child's braided dress.
-Mrs E M Merris, patch work uilt.
Mrs B W Cuodtfr, display of machine
sewing.
Mrs (kill VanClevc, infant' embroidered
blanket and drees, lady's braided night
dress.
Miss Lftiiu Reed, toilet set, chair tidy,
crochet lamp mat, hand made underclothing,
night dress, display of sswing, lady's cap,
pdlow hsm.
Mrs Mary Sultou, Worsted patch work
qnllt. ? pTv C ff
FOB M ISM KM VNIlKB rirTKKB.
Allie Schlosser, crochet work.
Mamie Cundiff, besd work.
Emma Davis, machine mads shirt.
Winuie Nichols, patch work quilt.
Veils Irving, cornucopia.
Eva Waller, child's dress.
Maud Henderson, machine made chimse
sud drawers and band made drawers.
Lizxie Reed, toilut ami sepbyr pin uush.
ion.
M g i Sulton, pstch work quilt.
u.AM 0 wouks or All i .
Hiram Grifliu, penuinsuahip
H S Richard, violin.
Pottiuger snd Porter, newspaper punting.
Mrs E Meal . oriental paintings.
Clara Kisfsr, sepbyr pictures.
C A 1'lu minor, display of chromes.
CLASS 10- I i.oVEtf I ABO PRESS ttVSM.
Mr J F Bseksststo, marmalade, jellies,
tomato butter, boquet of roses, dahlias, best
eshibit ef canned truita. best osbtbit of pre
serve!, Mrs N B Sprenger, plum butter.
Amanda Johusou, variety of potted
flowere.
Milium Monteith, assortment of cakss.
Mrs W C Tweadale, sweet pear pickles
aud sweet plum pickles.
i f il i ' .
.'iiaa i, v- i.upvr, yeaai oiusu.
Mrs J 31 Irving, variety of res lionise.
Mrs F A Gsrreteon. boeiust everlasting
flowers, bvquet of inised (towers.
.Mrs J heeler, salt rising breed, el
biscuit and cucumber pickles.
Mrs r limit, apple butter snd miked
pickles.
class 1 1 raw its asp wisas,
Mr Hiaer, qaiecesv
Mrs N B Mprsuuer, sun dried smuts, and
cidsr vinegar.
Mrs J h Backsnato, dries! tomatoes.
Mrs Rhode Sialtb, dried pears.
A W Gordon, 20 varitiss of apple.
Mrs Jas Fmlaysow, dried corn, currants
terrtes, plums, pears, and host exhibit oi
dried Iruit. '
Chas. Pinlsyssu, 0 vsritise of apples.
Jas Powell, exhibit of quinces.
Geo H sense, machine dried epple, peach
es, currant, plums, tomatoes.
Mi L K Riaia. 20 psacho.
Mrs Jss Fiulaysoo, grape wine.
C P Burkhart, lo van ties of pears, and
beet exhibit of fruits by one persou.
CLASS 12 MBCBUBICAl PSI'ABTMKBT.
West coast Flax MilU, sample of lint,
millers twine snd sail twine.
Frank Wood, gang ami sulky plow.
John Brush and Hon, gram cleaner.
H L It i id. prunning ber.
Fred Willert 2 -horse buggy an 1 2horse
express.
l LAMS 13- ut M .
Miss Belle Ssoders, soo idaymy,
LA we I4--MUV K1J AS.UM.
John Brush and Sow, wire coUi.
J. F. Rackcjut", luii'int jtr a best,
rustle ssttos and cinur.
Iioherty and . .. . ItMit dry-r
Mrs M Iblsil, csrvwiw-Md wisk.
Buriaels mt run, churn.
A tttfd teller
Cntro, Iowa, Sept 23, MM.
C . r, Albany Oryont
Fbibnii Ci.aib: I ae by a late num
ber of the Dsmoc'kat that you lav
heel a very unfortunate Hint ef It
lately. Enclosed yoa will ilml a N
Y. draft fer f00 to pay two years'
subscription to the Dkmocbat. I kuow
how much your paper is needed by '
the uensocraie or Oregon m g -nerai,
bet by those of Etna county In partic
ular, and hope all will' come U the
front now when their help la needed.
Keep right oa in the good work.
The morning dawn begins to appear,
and bright Democratic sua will soon
shine for all.
Faithfully and Democratically yours.
R J. MctlrrjH.
Snch letters bb this is enon h to
make even a bankrupt feel like a king.
Adversity seems almost like prosperity
when friends come to the front in this
manner, and by kinds wards, and
something more tangible, assist us iv
recovering what we have lost through
the criminal actions of one whom wo
supposed to be anything but what he
wen. We have received a great many
letters of this kind from different
localities of our couuty and state, and
they ware net all by any means signed
"Democratically yours,'' for Bome of
our warmest personal friends are num
bered in the Republican ranks. Gur
citizens, ar especially the young men
of tba city, will remember the writer
of the above letter Rod McHugh. A
more whole-souled, noble-hen rled
you tig fellow never trod the streets of
Albany, and We were very sorry to
aaa him leave tor his ojd Iowa home.
He la now In business back there and
is doing well.
The Bsnallesl Men There.
Couuty fairs are always aura to bring
te light men so amall that; unlike the
camel tbey can crawl through the
smallest needle's eye. This last one
waa no exception. He was there with
his girl, who laaald to be quite a charm
ing young lady, lie wanted to get her
and bis horse aud carriage and him
self through the gate by simply paying
his own fare. Of course the gate
keeper objected, although we are In
formed that tbe fellows flowing mus
tache did have au( influence on him.
Then Mr, Mustache got excited, when
a bye-stander, fearing results, ottered
te pay fer the young lady, and horse
and carriage If tho former were allow
ed te drive. The lines were immedi
ately handed oyer to the young lady,
when the couple passed through the
gate, mustache and all. This is the
unvarnished tale as told us, without
any comments,
- le-st
Bl ie Klbbon Club.
There will be a meeting of this club
this (Friday) eveuing, when the follow
ing program will be rendered i
1. Prayer.
2. Music.
3u Essay Mrs. Dr. Johnson.
4. Music.
6. Address -Rev. SH L. Ball?, t
East Portland.
6. Recitation Mlsa. . A. Oiyrapia
Cole, ot Salem.
7. Circulation of
8. Music. rledg..
DTJRNO'S CATARRH BMJFF cures
Catarrh and all affections of the mucous
embrane.
A torpid liver has to wake up aud attend
to business when King of the Blood gets
into the circulation. See advertisement.
r.t'AX,tV.LIC .1. Mi r.TtM...
Mlalsler.ul snd BSbbslB Mebuel OovrhCoa
.-frgrsBa f Bsei-cKea.
Tho Mini Mlnrlal Convention- of the Kvan
golloal Association or this Hfate rtmvemM
at their church In Alliany, next Monday,
Oct 0th, at one o'clock P. M. Following
Is the program of exorcises:
MONDA Y, (WV.9t8.
I:W 2 P. M. IievotlotiaJ oxerclsea.
1 2j30jriranl.atioii.
30-30-Wl at Is BiNical Conversion?
by J. Croasuian. m
t3a.:a4Wj'be Dangeri. Thr etnhlug the
riiuroh, bw-Hrl, URpaee . .
7dM)-tkirmon un the JJofy Mblrit hy A.
Kfeck4r.
tukbpay, ecr. lOrti.
MO-O A. M .- 1 v ot lonal exercises.
tilO-Tbe 'hrlstfan Sabliath, by J. L
Hershuer.
10- li-'Jlio Prayer Meeting, ley f.
Watdilt.
11- 12-Tetnfioranco, by 3. A. Uuljetl
baagh. IbW-2 P.M. I)sv4Xhml nxercps,
2-S-The Chrlstlsn law of (Jiviirg. by A
Krukor.
8 4 The Preacher for tho Times, bv J.
Howersos.
4-4i Reports of Couimitti-r-M.
8 MIsmIoiib, by J. Ikrwersos.
On Wednesday, Oct. 1 1th, tiio Sabbath
School Convention or the I.vsjigclicaJ As
aoolatlon meet st the same place, end will
remain in session one day. Pdlowtug is
tbe program:
OA. M. Devotional and Organization.
0-10 1 he Needs of the S. M-:usi, by J.
flowersox.
io 1 1 -How the inlluetico of S. . may l
beat exerted in the work of tlu church,
by A. K rocker.
1:30 2 P. M. Devotional.
2- Rome training a mm auxiliary to S.
Sabrxrl work, by II. I. liiltner.
l How can we best Incrensfi lht at
leiidanoo npuit ho M. n h.- i, by J. A.
Uolleiibaugu,
4:.l0ReortM rif oniuniit ers.
70-4. tt. aomert fxe'ein
all an cordially m.n.d tuatteiuL
CaMMirrsUL
e
ta errs sua la Jersey.
A letter frem our old friend !r. II. .1.
Rougbton stales that he Is still at New
ark, X. J., and will be ready to return
to this Stale by the first of December,
He did not arrive In New Jersey until
after the death of his father, and has
since been eugagtd In settling up the
state. He says the weather they have
hail back there is the- hottest he haa
ever experienced, and io one accus
tomed to tbe cool mud Invigorating air
f the Pacific Kloe It was truly suflo-
eating- All the relief they have had
waa by vleitiotf tang Rranch, Coney
Island, and other waterltrgptaces. Mr.
Houghton's health is !? t and she has
been improving the time spent io the
Kast by studio; Gyncology a: the
Woman s Hospital In Vnw i'ork City.
Kvery available moment of her lime
baa been spent there, and abe has be
come verv proficient in the treatment
of casea of that claa.
Ts sr Mnrr Barwrta
Who have Isseu tiavelliiig in Oregon and
Wasbiu gton Tetritory are lu no way con-
nortegd with tl e Nstioii d burasOal luslitu
tef8dlanapolBi, Phi)adelibia, Atlanta,
and Kan Francisco California, which ia so
cidebratod for th cure of diseases of the
Mpinv, Hip, Knee and ail joint, Paraly
sis, Club fet etc. We hope none of our
Miiiueroiis patrons and friends have in
aiy way been deceived by supposing
tbu lhay ' rsprosont us. -oane of our
skilled surgeons will In .he near fu'uro
visit you prepared with every fe tity to
treat our old casea and tske now one-.
All com mu ideation should Ih addressed
to National Burgle'. InV.ltut ail) Bush
Kt , San Francisco, Cat.
J. M. HiBKUt, M. D. F. I. C.
Laps at.
I. at Saturday we received a very In
torestlng letter from ibat moat genial
ef fellows, IJcergo Furry. From it we
learned thnt nltliough tbe cople of
Idaho have no vote for President, there
was a deep-felt universal sympathy
for the loss we have sustained In the
deuth of President (JarfleUt Tba many
fri ml of Peta Wil-i.n hero will be
glad to learn, that allhough he had
beea with Mr. Furry only two weeks,
he looked quite like another man, aud
began to feel like a fighting i-.u-k. We
understand that Mr. Furry, will start
in a short time for Sterling, III., where
he will take charge of his father's
farm.
Tr Lsde' t ors. I l-iml.
One of the most al tract ive features
of the exercises on Monday was the
presence of tho Ladies oruct Band,
of Albany, who discoursed sweet music
for the occasion. The bapd is comoa
ed of the first young ladies of Albany,
who, by close attention to practice,
have become, in a compar.itively short
time, suite proficient players. Every
ooe waa pleaasd with their in u si e, and
the commltiee deserve tbe thaulff ef
our elti.eus for their wise selection.
Standard.
To Wks It Mar t'sarcrn.
The underaigneel desires to make an
acknowledgment regarding an item,
which appeared In the Dkmocrat a
few weeks since concerning a certain
farmer livlug near Oakville. Under
the light of a few explanations from
the farmer we see plainly that the
statements made therein were wholly
wrong. I publish this In order that
the gentleman may not suffer unjustly
from tbe mistake.
L. Kline.
A Usppj t'ouplr.
Harry Upham ajtepped iuto our sauc
um yestetday morning bearing a floe
lot of delicious wedding cake In his
bauds, and we were a llitlo surprised
to hear him say that he had been com
mitting matrimony. Well, Harry is a
a good, steady, industrious boy, and he
baa been blessed with tbe love of a
kind-hearted and alTactlonate girl,
and now iflhey do not enjoy life and
live to a green old age it will be their
own fault
uuu.v.
SMITHr-Near Oakvtllo. on Sept 5, 1831,
to the wife of-C. H. Smith- son.
SHEARER. Near Oakville, on Sept 2S,
to tbe wife of David Shearer a girl.
ymmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmwAammmm
MARRIED.
UPH.AM DICKEY. On Wednesday
eveuing, Oct. 5, 1881, by lie v. Dr. Dillon,
at the M. K. Parsonage, Mg. Harry J.
TJphax and Miss Klva Dickey, all of
this city.
IT'S
COME,
A 8tC THiNU,
AND
AN IMMENSE
AND CENT'S FURNI8HINC C00D8.
Including gi the !ato and tlesifaLIe novelties In styles, fabricB aori co't. - ih
not let it escape your memory that this is a
NEW STOCK THRQUjfeHOUT.
o arc now aJiout to cflVr this entire awrtmcfst at rrieea which will
draw a mob. Will you ba there ?
L. E.
Footer's Block
ALBANY
Orogon-
MONEY
I am now better prepared than ever before to
negotiate loans on good improved farm lands.
The departure of my late partner has not
interfered with my connection with the firm
for which Stewart & Grey were loaning money and
I can obtain loans on more liberal terms than ever.
If you must have money, remember that I can get
it for you.
CLAIB
Kaxaxlae.
Hmuper JJngazi for October is a re
markable number, both for the lieauty
of its illustration sud the interest snd
luutortanoe of I'. oeitenta. It contains
tbe first of a series of arvicles on tbe 1
journalist of Lendon; another on the
"Telegraph of to-day," and an exceedingly
interesting article on tbe production of
cotton. Another paper v hhh will be off
special importance to people of bbV coast
is from tbe pen cf Judge C. C. Gordon'
dRor of the Halt Lake Tribune, on
Mormon SiUuation." Be lies this tbe
twosetials keep up in inteiest and there
are several abort stories.
Khrkrhs Fashem tiearterly" for the
Fall season of i- liefore us, and merits
e woid of corainendation. Tbe number
is the largest ever issued, containing 120
large quarto pages of original and inter
esting matter, li lust rated with hundreds
or excellent eegtavingx. The magazine is
divided into two department, both in
te resting to ladies; cither of wjikm, alone,
U worth tbe trifling subscription price,
Of these tba first i devoted to literature,
pure and simple Tho second division of
tbe magazine ta devoted to the illustration
and description of tbe current fashions
and so far as we ere competent to judge,
the work is faithfully performed. Tbe j
' m mb m ' Mm m. S r r I
suosoopiion mine magazine is ouiy oo
is only 60
cent a year.or lucent a copy.
Tbe pub-
Ushers are Kbrich Bros., Kisthth A venue
and Tweuty -fourth St., New York.
Bit ii i '.' t H M t s II M.
The best salve in tbe world lew cats, brow
es, sorua, ulours, salt rbeum, fuver sores, tet
ter, chapped haatls, cbilblajoa, corns sad all
kinds of sktn eruptions. 1 his save is gaar
an teed to give perfect stist action in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box.
For sals by Foabay and Mason, wholesale
sgts ; D Moore, Scio ; D F. ley, Lebanon ;
Dr Powell, Lebanon ; Hedpatb snd Mon
tague, Jefferson ; D M Calreath, Puena
Vista ; 0 Cornehns, Turner : R A Rampy,
Harrishuv ; Starr and Bliikely. Browns
vdlr.
MMStrnei asrritc.
Konoe is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between R. K. H staph -rey
and J. C. Destno under the firm ns..e
of Humphrey k Devine, doing a lamberioc
business in Waterloo Precinit, Linn Co,
Ogn., at tbe Price and Kicketson old stand,
is this day dissolved by mutual consents,
all money, notes and account! doe tbe late
in in ot Haaiphre- and Devise are ieyable
to It. R. Humphrey, who w H ab settle
all the firm indebtedness.
IL IL HenrnsKv.
J, C. Devine.
Uliauou, Or , Sept. 8tb, 1881.
To Ike Pblir.
J. A. Qross, proprietor of the depot
hotel, keeps one of the best public houses
in the Slate. His rooms are kept scrupu
lously noat and clean, and ou his tables
can be found tho best lood tbe market af
fords. Parties going off on tbe morning
train can get coffee and cake or an entire
breakfast before tbe train hnres. Here
after the hotel will be kept open all night
for tho convenience of the public.
4tf
M9TI4TC
Having purchased the sew mill of Humph
rey and Devine, I am bow prepared to
furniah lumber to any part of the country on
reasonable terms. All bills sent In will be
promptly tilled; lumber of all kinds on hand,
except black Walnut,
R. R. Humphrey.
0. w. 4.
THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ever brought to Albany can now be found
-AT
PHIL COHEN'S.
Ho offers everything at
All kind i of
reduced rates
FARMERS PRODUCE,
and especially DRIED FRUIT, taken in
EXCHANGE
at satisfactory pri.ee. Dont fall to call
on him before either buying arselll ig.
WE HAVE GOT T.
NEW 6TOOK OF
BLAIN,
THE LEADER.
Ieader in Stylet,
lieader in Fita,
Imder hi Popular VtlnmL
TO LOAN
H. STEWART.
MsS43 WATt-Hfcb.
Detective Watch Cases are one of tbe
: chief cause of so many watV-he net being
i good time pieces. Tbe cases being thin
and not tilting well, admit, dust and dir;
to the movement, which soon interfere
; t ith the running part of th watob ne
sitaUng cleaning, repairing, Ac and tb
; amount thus paid oat if applied toward
buvinii a good case in the "beginning.
would have saved all this trouble and est
ponso. We have reeemly seen a case that
meeui all tbee rciuiresnenta, it bavin
V '
for over
twenty years and
We refer to tbe
still remairiH
perfe-t.
tYronhe
mcl tmt the Jewelery trade, possessing
as It does so' many advantages over ait
?ber 7r, 1aa r.L"
. 4 srsvssL . . n !. . .
' mrtton-sndweadSeail our Veadene
to ask their Jeweler for a card or catalogue
that will explain the manner in which
thev arc made.
It is the only Sxitfesko Case made
with two plate of gold, seam leas pendants,
and center, solid joint, crown piece Ac,
all of which are covered by letters patent
Therefore buy no case belore consulting
Jeweler who keeps tbe JAS. BOSs'
Patbxt Htivkksko Cold Cak, that you
auy learn the ditrerease loteen it and
all imitations that claim to be equally as
good.
For sale by all re-romdWe Jrweer.
; Ask to
the warrant that aocouarnise
case, and don t be persoadexi uuu
any other mako of case is as good.
- Hellesray'a Pill nsid Ointment.
I u-ra--.lt of Hnmnitv - TnitlSfflPtiflll ef
Youth. No object is more soul appaUin-;
than- tbe prcousture sensibility of youth.
dailv witnessed among tbe Habitues of
our 'pnblie promenades, where may be
seen the terrible results of disease ia Us
most frightful forms of the ghastlj and
candaverous wreck of manhood, the de -luded
victtms of unprincipal scoundrel
who, by pernk-ious ncetruins, have im
pregnated the systems of their nn suspect
ingand confiding patients with mineral
poisons. For all oleraoI impurity of
blood consetpient upon such imprudence.
Holloway's Pills and and Ointment are
powerfully efficacious, beipg composed
of rate balsams and vegetables that are
antagonistic to all dktordeie of the blood,
and ulcers arising from virus in the body.
They contain not a particle of mercury or
other mineral poison. !! .
InroBTABTCAUTioit. None are i
unless the signature of J. HsYOocsr,
rounds each box of Pills and Oin ment.
Boxes at 3a ostau 61 cents and 1 eavh.
IssTTbaie ia considerable saving by
taking the lamer siaes.
Her.iWAY .t Co, New York,
nyl.
- - rr
WRINKLED FACES.
It is a painful sight to see young ladies
in their teens with wrinkled and prema
turely old faces ; nevertheless It ia quite
common, and to any one. who observes the
signs of the limes the reason is very appa
rent. Owing to the flaming advertise men Ls
and bogus certificates, in wtuen are need
the name of eminent physicians and
chemists, the unsuspecting and credulous
have. been induced te nse some of the so
called liquid beauti tiers, all of which are
known to be positively injurious, end if
used for any length of time will destroy
tbe complexion, so that it will be uext to
impossible to restore it. Mothers, should
be very careful to see that their daughters
do not nse these preparations, but ask for
and obtain Slave iC Harmless Yosemite
Face Powder, t tie only harmless beauti tier.
For ssde by Foahay fc Mason, Foster's
Brick, Main St., Albany, Or. 4
TACTS TH AT WE .
If you are suffering with a cough, cold,
asthma, bronchitis, consumption, loss of
voice, tickling in the throat or any affection
of the threat or lungs, we know that Dr.
Kings New Discs very will give yoa imme
diate relief. We know of hundreds of cases
it has completely cored, and that where all
other medicines bad failed. No other medi
cine can show one-half as many yrrmaiunl
curt. Now to give you satisfactory proof
that Dr. King's New Discovery will care
yon of asthma, bronchitis, nay fever, con
sumption, severe coughs sad colds, hoarse
ness or any throat or lung diseases, if you
will call at
Foabay and Mason, wholesale agents Alba
ny ; D. Morris, Scio ; Dr. L. Foley, Leba
non ; Dr. J. M. PowelL Lebanon ; D. M.
Calbreatte, Buena Vista ; Reafetto and Mon
tague, Jefferson ; O. H; P. Cornelias, Tur
ner ; R. A. Rampy, Harrisbarg ; S. S.
Hayes, Halsey ; Damon Smith, HaLey ;
Starr and Blakely, Brownville,
Yea can get a tritl bottls free of cost, or a
regular size bottle f yr $1.00.
oat's Knaui'co .tLte.
The beet salv in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sore. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, TeUe
C happed Har ds, Chilblains, corns and k
kinds of Skin Eruptions, Freckles at i
Pi m pies. The sal ve is guaranteed to gi o
perfect satistae t on in every case or mono r
refunded. Be a ire you get Heni jr's Car
bolic Salve, ail othersfare but imitation
and counter ft its. PricefXi cents.
1 E Wm A4Vai.VtTED BITTCBS
is the oldest and beat remedy, for Dyspep
sia. BiUiouHuoss, Malaria, Indigestion, ail
disorders of the stomach, and all diss ibis
indicating an impure condition ef th
Blood, Kidueys, Liver, Skin, elo.
DR. MOTT'-i LlVEll PILLS
best Cathartic Regulators.