FRIDAY ...JANUARY 13, 1882
0. H STEWAuVT
F.tllter and Pmprlrtor.
O. A C. R. B. TIME TABLE.
Albany Station.
MUMRTI BK or T.tl-.
I. ' MOKTM.
AM) A NY KXPRKSS IVrrts t
vhkiuut TRAIN'S "
5:30 A. M.
:00 A M
114- A. M.
li.Ot P. at.
N: A. M
13:04 l M.
.i ..0 P. M.
;S6 P. M
MAU. TRAJS
i Amwt i
Departs!
M'Xt SOl'til.
I Arrlfe l -
l - iurl at
MAIL TRAIN
FURltiHT TKAlN
ALBANY KXPRKSS Arrivs at
All Train dallr, except miuiImt.
Notii'k, or. and after this date regular
tickets will be sold at our ticket office for
following point on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, Walfula,
Walla Walla and Alnsworth.
Wn.t. H. Rick,
Freight and Ticket Agent
O. C. R. SU Co.
Albanv. June isth.
mmc T A DVD way w. f-mn.1 on flW at C.v
HOME
AUHOAD.
Skulcgat for harness.
F M. French, jeweller.
Skidegate dors not frewze.
K. K Skipsrorth, lawyer, Albany, 0r.
Boston brown bread at Conrsd Meyer's.
Go to Montagu', Lebanon, for bar.
gaine.
akidegate the best ntavhiee oil in the
raaiket.
Scsrlet ferer has aloiost disappeared in
this oity.
Get samples of Skidegate at McCoy fc
Ellerte.
There are -42 steamer engaged in trad on
Puget &enad.
Creek ery ware at Ooarsd Mayer's. A
splendid stock oa kasd.
The Willamette River is bo higher than
it has been since List winter.
There are 1 102 members of the Maasnic
fraternity in Wash in ton Territory.
The officer of Dr T W Harm it with K W
Lnagdoa ia the Odd Fellow Temple.
There were 5 marriage licenses issued ia
Washington County daring the year 1S81.
95 marriage licenses were issued ia I Koa
las couaty last year. Not a bed sheoting.
Dr. O. Wdlis Price, dentist, office in Odd
Fellow's Temple, over Plata mar' Drug Store.
Ge to M .tyer' for year groceries, s earn
piste steak kept, and o: the very best quali
ty Albert Biaaetl was killed near Fairfield s,
YatahUl eoaaty a ahri tint ao, by the
tiallmg of a tree.
Dayton, W. T. is agua oa its feet, all
signs of the smill-ooa having vanished.
Basiasss is qaite lively tier now.
Oyer 100 acre of grubs are bsing taken
oat down in the Devaaey neighborhood,
across the Santiam from Jefferson.
Zeyss and Moch seedier hsve commenced
oa the Berk hart brick, sad hsve si-
demeiiihed it t beio with.
It is to be noticed that people wn make
New Years resolutions always neglect to
iaelada ia them the payment of their debts.
Crystal drips sad New Orleans molasses
for sale at Hoffman and Joseph's. If yoo
like a good auality of eyra? do not forget
this.
The Oeanty Oeart of Lena county has
ordered the aaseaaement of the O and C R
R Ce, to be redsced from $5,500 per mile to
$40M.
Try Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral to stop yoar
Colds, Coaghs, sad Bronchial Affections be
fore they rna ioto Consumption that yon
can net step.
Mr. Irs E. Pnrdin, of Washington county
gave each of hia five children $1000 for s
h'sw Year's present. Sack presents are
vary adaptable.
If yoar old insurance is abont to run out
call at the office of C. H. Stewart and get t
renewed and placid ia a reliable company.
He carries the best companies.
The very beat qaality ef barbel wire,
ased for fencing, ia kept by Peters and Sox.
They hsve just received a new lot of it and
farmers shoald call and ase it.
The trial ef Poatmister Hedgin. of Inde
pendence, on charges preferred by Mrs.
Daaiway, resulted in the exhonoration of
the Postmaster. Aootaer act ia to be play
ed. Dr J A Davis ean now ba fonad at Lang-
doa'a drag store in the Odd Fellow Temple.
Read his professional card which he inserts
in the Dbmocbat this week. He ia skill
full practitioner.
The annnsl business meeting of Linn
'County Bible Society will be held in Dr
v5 W Qray'e offlee, next Saturday evening,
Jan. 14th, at seven e'olck. Friends of the
cause are i-ivited.
The building in which the Christmas tree
was being unloaded at Monroe, Benton
county, gave way, bat caught on some
lower timbers. The children -were badly
frightened, but no injury was done.
Star Brewery beer is more popular than
ever, and is meeting all through the valley
with the reception it deserves. Meat lovers
of beer have come to the conclusion that the
beer manufactured by Mr, Bellenger is the
best to be found in the State.
On Sabba?i evening Jan. loth, nnios
meetings in behalf of the Bib! cause will
be held in the M. E and U. P. Churches,
at each of wbica the Stat Agent arid speak.
Addresses will also be made by others.
Meetings of iaterest and profit are expected,
and all are cordially invited to attend.
Portland ought to have a State University,
a Reform School, or something of that
ktad. One of our citizens saw the follow
ing announcement on the front of a restaur
ant on First street in that city a few days
ago : "xvets anop ant reans, meaning
ric soup and beans
Real estate is said to be la'tsiwg, anl there
is every prospect that it will keep on. In
Portland it has gone up with a rush, and
throughout the valley ther . is a perceptible
change, so that it behooves those who are
thinking of buying to striae while the iren is
hot. Money invested tn real estate either
in the city or country U aur to bring in
big return within :i vury few years.
That hsb story about the baby being
thrown from the sta.e in the course of the
runaway last Friday ia not generally believ
ed. it is doubted that one of our most
sagacious merchants could have mistaken a
fish for an infant, or that the Coroner could
have so forgotten himself as to demand the
right to sit on the dead careass of a salmon
Yet there are tnose wlu insist on its truth.
The New Year has opened in very en
ooaragiag manner for Mr. C. B. Montague
Lebanon, and the prospects are good for
a successful year. Bat not wi that ending
this fact, he would like to have hia aid pa
trons remember that moaey ia needed to
keep up snob an establishment a bis, and
he would aak those who have not responded
to come forward and straighten up old
scores.
There wss a huge attendance st the aocial
at Mr. Thoa. Monteitha, Wednesday even
ing. The mnaic by the ladies' Cornet
Baud waa extra, wbilo tho abort program
was well received, particularly tho duet by
Mrs. Chimberlain and Mta. Staiger. A
g od time waa had by everydody present,
ycung and old.
EW Langdon and Co., uow offer the
biggest and most complete atook of drugs,
books and atationery to be found in the
Willamette Vally. By combining the ateck
of the establiahment of Saltsnarah and Lang
don and Plummet they are suable to preseut
a atook of goods rarely equalled. Their
new establishment is being arranged with
more than extra taate, and there ia net the
least doubt that they witt aeon take the
lead in their buainoas.
The entertainment to be given by tho Y
PC A, will take place about tho 7th ef
February, and promises to be a iue affair.
Ksok oi the several societies in the sity will
be given about twenty minutes to be dis
posed of as they please, so that there wil
be ne lack ef diversity. The Holland Head
ing Club will present aome readings by its
beat readers ; the Blaokatone Club will wax
eloquent in a debate ; the U. L, Society, o
the College, will select its best talent to
represent it ; while the Y P C A, the Blue
Ribbon Olub, the WOT U, and perhapa
others, will offer aomething good.
SOCIAL 336 PERSONAL.
A. J. Hunt was ia Fortiesd eves the
Sabbath.
Mrs D Carlyle, of Concilia, ia visiting
friends ia this eitv.
Dr. Cau thorn, ef Uervais, waa up
on Monday ef this week.
Mrs. Dr. Dedd. of this oiiy has
here
hceu
visiting friends in aoio.
flee. W. till, went down to Portland the
Lattee part ef last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Conn, of IxWaaou,
spent last week ia this oity.
Walter H us tea. ef Harris burg, made as a
pleasant call on Friday of last week.
Mr. H. A. Clark, ef this oity. wss m
Portland the fere part of this week.
Mr. A. M. Saeltoo, of Seto, paid oar oity
a basiaess visit the fore part ol the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald, ef Leb
anon, were in tho city Uat week viaitteg
with Dr. Da via.
Baa 1 Harvey, formerly of Albany, is
now opening oat a harness shop in Oeuter.
ville, Umatilla county.
J R Merrea has parehased the Franklin
aaeat market at Salem, aad haa apsis enter
ed his eld bwaiaecs.
Mrs Straad Price baa been very ill ia
Prineville, but her friends will bs gla I ie
hear ahe is now recovering.
Miss Mattie Allison returned to Portland
Saturday and will coast ase her atadtes ia
St. Mary a College ia that eity.
Mies Visa Kane, ol Ferae t Grve, and
Miss Kmily Turrell, of San Fraaciso are the
new teachers ia ear public aeheoee.
J as. K, Weatheriord ia ia attendance at
the Court at Peadlatea, Umatilla scanty,
where he has legal basiaess of impertaaec.
The Congregation iata will give another ef
their iae sociable at the ehnroh on Tseeday
evening ef next week. Of course the at
tendance will be Large ; it al ways is.
Walter MeChee reversed from Pendleton
last Wednesday, having been attending the
trial of the man who shot him. Hia ad
versarr was found guilty by the jury, bat
has sot yet been sentenced.
Mrs. Hale, wife ef the late Rev. Half, ef
the Baptist okuroh died on Thursday ef last
week. The funeral serviece took place
Saturday, aad ahs was baried sear Kaex
Butte, beside her husband ea the same day.
The Salem StiUfmm says that "Dr. H. F.
Adams will vaccinate any oae that will call
at his ocs for 50 cents." If there ia msch
demand for vaccination down there the Doe
tor ought to do a large basinesa, providing
his cash premium doesn't give oat.
Miss Mattie Hamilton, whom we mention
ed as heiag eae of the aew teachers at the
district sehoel, was only employed for a
few days to take ehargs ef the school untn
the arrival ef the new teacher. Miss H. ex
pects te make teaekiag her profession, aad
we understand ahe gives premises of being s
flae edaestor.
There was s genuine surprise party given
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Mason, last Monday
evening. They had juat moved into their
new aad elegaat rssideaee, whiah their
friends is the Presbyterian ehareb coaelad
ed akoald have a good warming, without j
aay formality. They gave it one whisb will
in with it for s long time. Mr. Masos
was st the store when his house was beseig-
ed, aad ea being told that be waa wanted
at heme immediately, be rushsd ap the
street at double quek time, thinking
e of his family was sick, but instead
found a gay aad hungry srowd waiting for
him, A vsry pleasant evening was spent,
sod all wont home awhile before midnight
in high sp irits.
DebaUns Clnb.
At the aseetlng Tuesday night, which
was attended by quite a number out-
aide or the club, it was decided that
the Indian bareau should not be trans
ferred to the War Department. The
following question will be debated nez
week Taesday evening : "Resolred
that the President of the U S shauld be
elected for a term of six years, and be
eligible to one term only," aud will be
participated in by Messrs. Nutting, L.
Bilyeu, Skipwortb, Smith, Clement,
Chamberlain and Hackleman on the
affirmative, and Messrs. Iryin e, W R
Bilyeu, Mattoon, Charlton, Wolrerton,
Hewitt and Flina, on the negative.
An Eleeatleaary Treat
Miss Adelia R. Luse, late of Phila
delphia, who has been giving such suc
cessful entertainments in Portland and
other cities, will deliver a sesies of read
ings at the M. E. Church, in Albany,
on Friday evening, Feb'y 3, for the
benefit of that church. Miss Luse ac
cording to various notices stands at the
head of her profession, and in tho ren
dition of popular pieces, as "Poe's
Bells," etc., she has few equals
and no superiors. The tickets will he
nut at the low nrice of 25 cts. A ful 1
program will be published in due time
e
Ladles Aid Socle ty .
At the meeting of this society held
on the 4th inst. the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year :
President Mrs. JEtta Brown
Vice Preaiden; Mra. S. E. Young
Secretary Mrs. Z. Opp
Treasurer Miss Bessie Turrell.
ORBiO PAt 1M H All.ttO Ai
Surveyors Arrive at Albany Will eUV
aaenee Bnaalng Uaea Bnat Imaaeellatcly
-a Parly doing Into the MenntaJaa
Yesterday about one o'clock a party of
surveyors, numbering twenty-four srrived
here from Corvallia and under charge of
Eugiaecra MeMullan and Brown immediate
ly begin surveying tho route of the Oregon
Pacino Railroad from this city eastward.
Another party, under the direction of Mr.
Piehl, will sUrt for the Caaoadc roouutaina
next wash te leek cut a route to the other
side. A large ataeant ef sapplies wore pur
chased at Fox, Beam and (Jo's., aad their
appearaaee lsd us to believe.t bat.tho surrey,
lag parties would fare wall. We under
atand the gap belwoen Corvallia and Albany
will aot be surveyed until it is determined
where tho bridge is to bo located, which
will be sometime soon. It look a more aad
more every day as if we were soon to have
an opposition railroad.
Quarterly Weellaga.
Following it a list of the titans and
places for holding the seoond aariea of
quarterly meetings m the II. K. Cburoli,
South, in this district, as furnished us
by the Presiding Klder, Her. I). L.
MoFarland :
Corvaliia Station - Jun. 14, 13, at
Uorvallis.
Lafayetto Circuit Jau. 21, 22, at
LaUvottc.
Oregon Uily Circuit Jan, 18, 29; at
Karanaugb Chapel.
Jnaotioa City Citcuit Feb. 4, 5, at
Auxitliaiy School House.
Brownsville Circuit Feb. II, LS, at
Crawfordsvtlle.
Lebanon Circuit Fob. 18, H, at
Tangent.
lrringCircuit--Feo. 25, 20, at Cot
tage Grove.
Albany Stat ion - March 18, ID, at
Albany.
Dallas Circuit March IS, 2G, at
Dallas.
a Plane Tener Casslag.
Mr. V. II. Brown, a piano tanar of great
skill, will arrive ia this city about the SOth,
of this month, on a buaineaa tour. He
comes st ths reuuaat of Mr. J. P. Thomp
aon, whose health will not permit him to
fill hit appeintmtnts in Albany. Mr.
Thompson endorsee Mr. Ilrown in the fol
lowing language:
Balk Oa. Dec 27tb. 1S8I.
7e mil ti may roswero.
Oa account of til health 1 will net be able
te meet my appointments, aad I take
Scaaure ta recommending to my ceatemere
r. V. H. Brown, of Portland, aa a skillful
aad efneiaat tuner end regulator in all re
spects, who caaaot fail te autt all who may
favor him with their patronage.
D. P. TnourioM
A Penalsr Beri.
Geo. Wvller's old ataed haa been reStted
and is now in the hands uf Hatty Waters,
lste of Astoria, who must have made him
self very popular for the abort time ho has
been ia boslueaa which ie preven by the
fallowing incident. A man from Southern
Oregon, who bad called st Waters establish
ment ad prubably get ateck after kls
liquors and hia way of servng up, was pass
iag up the railroad hut Wedaceday, and
wben the traia stopped at the depot be
paid Virgil Parker S3 .V) to drive kirn down
te Water's aaleoo aad back before the train
started, so that he coald get a driak to auit
him That aoaada like '43 prises for drinks,
bat Virgil Parker doean.t at all object te
such large fees.
Olee ntiaawa ClaO
The follewiag program will be rendered
at the meeting of the Blue Uibboa Otab this
sreaieg, aad ia of such interest a to induce
everybody to go, so that a fall hoase may
be expected.
Prxycr.
Mnaic Solo by Miss Lillie Robertson.
Reeding by Mis M K Foster.
Mosic -Solo by Miss Mary Irvine.
Address -by K R Skipwortb, Bsq.
Music -Solo by Mrs J H Barkhsrt.
Recitation by Miss las Robertson.
Music Sole by Mias Annie Powell.
Circulating pledge.
Antl-tfeaenely t
Col. 8. G. Liliett will addreaa the citizens
ef I .in a Co. on Monday, Jan. 18th, at 1
o'olock, st Grange Hall, He. 10. 3 miles
eaat of Albany upon the great euestioas
of the hour. He will show how railroads
are being built on the Northwest Coast,
their aotoal coat, their inflated cost, how
stocks are watered, and bow people foot the
bills. Torn out aad hear him. The address
is free, and ladies are part eularly invited
to be present.
Weshlagfaa'a Birthday.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a grand
festival on the 22d of February, and will
have a meeting to make the neecsssry ar
rangements for it at Mrs. L. E. Blain's
reasdsnce oa Tuesday afternoon of next weak
Our people cannot celebrate Washington's
Birthday in any better way than to attend
this festival and contribute their mite to
wards the poor among us.
A Vine Workman
Wo wish to direct the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of
Fred Wlllert. lie is the hast wagon
and carriage buHd r In this part of ths
rail y and ull wot it turned out of his
shop invariably glres entire s&tisfae
tiun. He uses none hut the best of ma
terial, does fine work, and when you
buy of him you know what you have
got.
For the Ladles Alone.
Mrs. S. A. Herbert, dealer in human
hair, is now stopping at the St, Cbarlea
Hotel, and will remain there for a week or
so. ne nas an vantiea oi awitcnea, oraius,
, i ea ! e .
f rizzes, curls puffs, etc. , for sale, and makes
up combings and out hair in a superisr man.
ner. Her process of manufacturing comb
ings is a great improvement ovsr the old
style, and the ladies cannot help being
pleased with her work. Give her a call at
Room 46, St. Charles Hotel.
Letter Ldat.
Thefotiowing is the list of letters remaining
In the Post ornce. Albanv. Linn county. Ore
gon, Jan. 12th, 1882) Persona calling tor thoee
letters must give the date on which they were
aavertiaeu.
Elwes, H. H.
Morgan A McFarland,
Walton C. W.
Murage, Miss Dollie,
P. H. RAYMOND, P. M.
Cook and Housekeeper Wanted.
A girl whe is a good cook and house
keeper can get a good situation by ap
plying to Mrs. Walter Monteith, Al
bany.
ennty Ceort PreeeealiagaJaauMry Term.
In matter of application of W It Kirk.etal
for change of County road, Court ordered
same granted, providing (damages amounting
to ISO be paid ia 00 daya
In matter of application of T J Cnoper,
eta!., for change of County rosd viewers
wsrs sppointsd to most with Surveyor at
beginning of road.
Application for relief of John Willie, an
indigent bey waa dismissed.
On application Kdward G. Worth was
granted scholarship in State Ualversity at
K u gene.
Application of Datou Suuuua u tor further
relief dismissed.
Petition of R Olass, for change in election
Precinct ef Bruah (reck disallowed.
Application of It L Stephens for redaction
of taxes for IS-sl dismissed.
Application to changa place of voting from
Crawferdavillc to Campbell its oharck grant
ed. On application $3 a week was allowed tho
Albany Ladies' aid Society for support.'of
Dora Davidson from Dec. tf, 1SSI.
On application ordered that beuedai les of
1 Harriets Ho. 80 aad 40 be changed.
Court ordered that no lumber be sllowod
except by order ef Court.
R F Wyatt waa appointed sheep las pec
tor and ordered to give S2000 boeds.
Following bills were allowed: W. C.
Tweedalc, putting pipe in jail, etc., fJ240,
I M Bruce, percentage local agent school
fund, etc , flSS lO) I M Bruce, S gaaoths
salary aa County Treasurer, 3U0; J I. Gil
bert. 3 months salary as School Sup t. flflO;
Croft and Thompson, mdse, for Horace
Davis, 13; T L Hyde, for keepiag aaid
Davia .1 mouths, S33. Davis Bros, nails for
Supervisor Post Si SO; C Kiohler sawing
weed, r; J L Cewaa, nails for Sap lUed,
S4.V; Ks emitting Wot. B lamer, an insane
peraoii II H Hewitt, SS. Dr. Joaes, $i, Dr.
Hill, S3. ; Rigoon and Waterman, lamber
fursished Kosd Sup, Joaae $10; Peters sad
Sox, nail for aaid J ones, $1.03; Peters and
Sox, mdse, for fixing matting in Court
House; Peters and Bos nail famished Sup.
Wcetfall, Peters and Bex, nails furnished
Sup Mslky $1. McDowell sad Son, lumber
furnished Hup Porter, $2.50; T M Muakers,
repairing bridge aeroes North Santiam, $S;
P Itilyca, lamber, 18.97; Wm Briggs makisg
Jury last Harris burg 87; A Wheeler, 826 39;
E P Large, lamber $18 33 J W Conway,
lumber $!; O. T. Croft, taking care ef
tadigeat person, f I2S; K A Kesssr lumber
SS tW; N Bam. Clerks fese, B53; Robien.
aon and Co., 21.34 J J Charlton, oollectlng
taxes S302.21; I.. Fltnn, salary for Dec.
$74; L Douglas, $14. U). J. J. Chariton,
attending Court 3 dsya $13; O Duatin, for
wark, $8.
Following are allowances made the several
road supervisors : John Pratt, $83 ; D P
Crabtree, $28 ; F M Weetfall, $78.3 ; B
Marks, $40 ; R G Cusisk, $14 ; Far low
Mulky. $23 ; J A Robnett, $37 ; J G Reed,
$73 ; J A Morgan, $30 ; G V Msaley, $15,
00 ; A B Porter, S3 ; J L Atkinson. $18
Andrew Ralstoa. $90 ; J Stewart, M; AC
Hsuaansn, B3S ; G fl Bland, $28 ; J Ceisea
dorfer, $18 ; John Ntehels. $18 ; D McClsia,
$17.50 ; W M Alien. $20 ; C M Crises,
$14 ; J B McCoy. $30 ; C S Mailer. $90 S
Nixon ; $10 j H 8 Owen. $12 ; Waiter Pees,
$30 ; T Terser. Sti ; J P Hawk, $10; J
Thompson. $24 ; B T Jones, $13 ; G It
Spiswu. $J ; P W Bpinks. $43 ; 0 Mc
Hargue. $32 ; ti K Culbert. $24 ; J N B
Fuller, $27.80 ; E T Ftshsr, $12 ; D. Uenck,
$43 ; T M Muakers, $14.
soaest rsavmoss roc lev.
I. U ree. Tim. Vsitey
S. J Heber, alt. PhwMinl.
4. J. rtmU. Seia-
j HitvM. ecu.
5, L W Pemavoy, Scse,
7. A K McOutukJa. Scl.
t OL Marria, Seteor LeW
9. i A mutareer, Sato.
IS. Use McKlnoev, Utuua
II. J UurnMi. Mt Hmm
II i Court. Miltr
IX Mart Miller, Albaar
1 0 Hursban. Albai(.
1 l rruttaaa, Aibaay.
10. J Dyer. Orlaan.
17, t'ao laapsr, Albany
ta A HutatuMllar. Albaay.
ta K. kbl.r. Ubanoo.
te. a r uiicit, in .u
Ti. Wm. I burrhill. Aibag;
St. A. S. Sloe. Oak tills.
4. J sWt, IWta
I U Hprnrr. Khdd.
30 A Urawnsvlll. UrntilU
n. W W HarrUS. HuSavtila.
TS. W MauUr. Watarloe,
al. A I' Sf, Sweet Mums.
SO. U. P. Colbert, Craa(nU Ul
31 V I. Myde, Uruway!!le.
3L L Hoabrueh gvowaavtlU.
XX Jam lama, Ifelasy.
St. A Mat wall. Italaay.
3S. L Nisoa, Harrtsburg.
W M m UrtakarS, llarruburg.
S7. A J Witfla. Hamskmrf
3S. tfaafe Sbanlu, CrawfartfsvUl.
SC. J U Ksenv, Crsa-(urllll.
1. John UllliUuid, tweet Hem
42. J P Hawk. Ilarrtabars;.
43. J. M. Pbllpoil, Marrisaurg.
44. Waller Huston. Harrtkburs;.
45. J..im Hay wortb, narrisburg-.
4C.rO Wddls, Mab.1.
47. rrank rropst, Albany.
4a. J J DaU. Millers,
State Temperaaee Alllaaee.
The Oregon Bute Tentperaaee Alliaace
will convese in the eity ef Salem so Wad
needay. Feb, IS, 1S82, at 11 o'olock A. M.,
In the M. E. church. Article II. ef the
constitution reads:
The alliaace shall be composed ef dele
gates sleeted aansally aad duly accredited
from temperance socities aad other orgeat'
actions devoted to the interests ef the
temperance cause; the basis ef represents
ticn being ene for the organization aad one
for everv twenty members, and oae for
- m - w
each fracttoa erer tea. Provided, also thst
aay person of known temperance principles
may become a member by paying into the
treasary the sum of ene dollar.
TkC O. k 0. R. R. Co. (east aad west
sides) will sell round trip tickets to dele
gates on prsssatatioa to ths ageat ef their
credentials, at GO per cent of the regular
rates; aad the O. R, AN. Co. will sell
round trip tickets st s redaction ef 40 per
sent on tke asual rate on their line from
Astoria and The Dalles, and en the narrow
gauge railway, on pressnting proper csrtifi-
mUi to see tits, rood frosa the 13th to ths
e 9 go
20th, iacluaivs.
J. W. WATTS, Prcaident.
J. E. Houston, Secretary.
Odd VeUew'a Installation.
Dials lot Deputy Grand Master Backensto
informs us tiiat he has installed officers in
Odd Fellow Lodges in this loeality as fol
lows.
Wilaley Lodge No 65 At Halsey, oa
Jan 5tk, 1882. Geo. Cuamoghan, m u
Nathan Oannady, VO Wm. J. Stewart,
See. Wm P. Smith, Tress.
Albany Lodob No. 5 At Albany, on
Jan 4, 1883. A. C. Layton, NQL.fl.
Montanye, VG Thurston P. Hackleman,
Sec, Jeka H. Burkhart, Treaa.
Covskawt LonoK, No. 12 At Harriaburg,
on Jan 6, 1882. J. H, Morris, N G J. L.
Fuller, V G S. B. Hsndse, Sec. W. R.
McDsniel, Tress.
Santiam Lodob No. 27 At Jefferson, on
Jan 8, 1882. J. W. Roland, N G E. H. Bel
linger, V G L. C. Consor, Sso. Edward
Mnrphy, Treaa
Pirn plea and other skin disorders uiokq
ly yield to that thorough Blood Purifier
and Tonie. King of the Blood. See adver
tisement. 2
rasRoBs or nt shamib y
Annual Meeting of (Be Man County Kasl
esa 4teunel..Blerll4a of Oflrers
a iirand Time.
Laet Haturday, Jaa. 7tU, the Linn
County Duel ansa Council, f of H, lold
Ita auuual meeting, and about two
hundred n-rnn, couipriving I lie moHt
substantial fitrinors In our ouiitry, as
embletl at Lebanon to nttnnd It. As
their deliberations tire not opao for out
elders we nan only give the list of of.
fleers oleoted for the vusulug yoar and
aorno other mstters of a public tint urn.
The ntieera elected arc a followK I
President Joseph Powell.
Vice President M Wlldi.
Beoretary - II C l.well.
Treasurer-H A Davison.
Trustees A It Morris BOd David
Smllh.
Agent Hoh t A Irvine.
Theee gentlemen are all well known
In this county and would add Une and
strength to any organization wliloli
would plaoetbem at the bead or Its
affairs.
Cue matter np for discussion, was the
last assessment of Linn county. It Is a
notorious faet, aud this county Js pay
lag a great deal mure than her Jusl
ekare of tho State taxes. Whilo the
valuation of property In Mnrien county
this last year itiereaaotl lo per cent
over the year precoodlng, and Multrio
mak increased 20 per cent, Linn In
creased t$ per cent. Tito Council
finally concluded that it waa the fault
of the Assessor In valuing property,
and the same eemmitteue appointed to
propound certain uestlea noxt apna.
was lustructed to interview the Candi
da tea for Aaaeeeor at thu same time
and asoortsla what would bo their
course In case of their election.
The committee was als Instructed
lo wait upon ali caudidatos for Hh ri:l
and Clerk, after the nominations are
mads lo the spring, and ascertain if
they will combine with other Clerka
and Sheriffs for the purpoeo of prevent,
ing the reduction of fees la these two
officers.
Hut the meeting did not ootsslat al
together ef talk. The alitor were there
In full force, and the dinner they spread
will be long remembered by thoee who
had the good forts u to sit Jewu to It.
This waa one of Uiw ni't pleaaaut
rjiaot logs the OfJVSJBtl lss had, but in
fact the Intermt
in tlto proceedings
with oacii umiithly
ae-iita to inerca'u
tnectiug-
A TrCpIr aawa
UneotTlho meal exciting runaways that
ever occurred In our oily waa that of laal
Friday. There was a general appearatu-w
of drowalnesa pervading everything titat
needed waking up. Three team of boraee
daahitic Ihrouah ihn atrcct at the sauio
time had tho deelred eftV-'., bjmI soon our
airsota presented tho ttvlj spfiaTSMtlS ef
metropolis. The OorvalHs liad
driven up In rout of the torero
House, and the d;-lvor. Fre l o .per, had
gotten out, and we about ie ai.t hi
only paaecjiger, Mi a ro, f Jun tfltal
City, out, when the horaae -.'.arlod wu a
ma, and dashed tip First street al M
cpsxad. Turning at kUoaaiu4n lhv ran
oa the sidewalk lu front of M. Hyde'
Ash store, scattering p- u;. . ii'i a-c
and flab lu every direction. Turning to
the toed aga.'a they eufcoedfd hi ering
both of It. D. Murray's, ksaMSS whi-h were
standing on osrli aidn eflhialre, and
the wbolo throe teatr.a rnahml up the
alreet together, an If in a race. Obaoasing
something attrartive in Joe Tyler's meat
market, the atage made Ita way towards
his side windows, the tongtta striking
directly beneath the window, and making
a bole completely through. Of conrac
there waa a eland-still. The only injury
done was the breaking of the katlgisa to
the stage, and a docldod scaro to Mia
(lore. In the meantime the two drays had
turned down Waahingten KtreeU, and
were making a clean sweep of the trees In
front of Mra. Dlaln'a resideac. which lin-
leded their progress ao that thy aoon
stoanod. without a serslch or a break.
This snded the affair.
tfalrlaeealal
(.est Wednesday about 1 o'clock we re
ceived from the Albany iieate flier a lette
whiah oentalaed the fellowiag invitation:
Mr. snJ Mr. W. II. Htull r-rini ih i.lf ,.sr af
reur praesace at the
mirriscw af llitir iltu.'Sttr
Jns, ta A. r. Wbsoier, WedasaSsr ft?raxui, Jan.
11th. last, st on a eloek.
Handv Mill, b.utS IUikI, I ml.
Aa wo received the invitation preciaely
at tho day and hoar aot for tho ceremony
ws could not render sdditiosal attraction to
the assemblage by being present ourselves,
bat, though absent in body, ws were present
in spirit, and had mors pleasure than a lit
tle ahakiag Cub by the head and jubilating
generally over thia ceneolidatten of a part
of Wcbfeet and Roaierdeea. When lint
aad his bride will arrive in this State v do
net knew, as he objected to sumo sxtent to
mix with tho kind of spirit wo repr -eat -ed.
Knights of rytnln.
At a regular convention of 1 anrel Ledgo
No 7. Knights of rytkiaa, held .Ian. 5th, tke
following effleers were installed by Clee W
Roehstedler, D BOO:
Levey Edwsrds Q C
N J Hanton V C
0 H laenoer P
IT J Clark M of K
6 W Hochatedler M of P
Wm Wabber, K of R and S
W B Soott M at A
J S Clark I Q
W L Denny 0 O
The ball waa full of our "upper crust."
Mr. E. It. akipworth delivered the address,
and the instrumental mssic wss furnished
by the Ladles Cornet Band, whieh excelled
iicalf. After some miscellaneous exercises
consisting of singing by our leading vocalists,
speech making, eta , many of these present
adjourned to the Old Maaenio Hall, wbero
the liabt toe. fantaatie or othsrwise, was
tripped for aeveral hours. Those whe pre
fsrred remained in the ball and enjoysd
themselvss socially.
Potatoes Wanteil.
Those having good merehantile potatoes
can get a good price for them now at Iloff
man and Josephs. They want to buy
large quaatity.
Impure blood is shown by skin disord
ers, Pimples, Swellings, Ulcers, fcc.f also
by Liver and Kidney Complaint, Consti
pation, Piles, Indigestion, Billieusness.
Despondency, Lassitude, General Weak
ness, and many other symptoms. Purify
with King of the Blood. See advertise
ment. 3
4'onnrll froreedlng.
Our City Counoil met in regular ses
slan last Tuesday evening with all
o8ioers and members present.
The following bills worn reported
fuvorably upon by Committee on Ac
counts : Watts atisl Godfrey, vi ; pttt
Hlley, $1 M ; A J Hunt, left 8 ; W M
Barnard, SI.IjO ; N J Lleutou, IW'ff.
Committee on Ways and Means re
ported that tho reports of the late Truss
uror,ke order and Marshal were coroot,
aad that tho Marshal shauld be credit
ed with SLtiO.lU delinquent list turned
orsr ta his SMceesser. Reports adopted
and placed on file.
The Committee en Fire and Water
reported the fire ordinance referred to
them, after baring made some amend
ments. I'usNed as amended.
ltoseue H aud L presented a petition
askiagto bare thoir quarterly allow
ance raised to $30. Referred.
A petition was received asking that
all crossings of the railroad and canal
la tho lower part ol town be put In con
dition for the passsgo of teams. Re
ferred. Application for the position of night
watch were received from wV L Denny
and Coo W Burkhart.
A petition was received (nigaed by
about three-fourths of the business
anon on First street) asking for tho re
appointment of it Harmon. Kead
aud tab!.-..
The rules of order used by the Coun
cil of I Hbl wore adopted.
The Recorder was Instructed to ad
vertise for bids for city print! rig, build
lug of crosswalks, aud the furnishing
or dirt ami gravel, the samo lo be
upeoed at 7 p ru, at the next regular
aa eting.
1 ho Recorder was instructed to pro
euro a table far the council room, the
samotobo'lS f-et wide and feet
long, price limited to $18.
L N Moatanye was unanimously
chosen as City Attorney for tho current
year.
Rallotlng then commenced fr the
position or NightwaU b. First ballot
Rurkhart, 8 ; Harmon, '1 ; Blank, 1.
Second bsllet Rurkhart,!; Harmon,
I Burkhart was declared elected, anal
xwora lu on Tuesdoy.
John Jones waa unanimously cheien
as Nightwstchman and Kagineer.
The salary or alghtwatah was placed
at B$f per raoalh. and that or n ight
watch and eugineer at S70 per mouth.
Rallotlng then began on urvoyor.
First ballotJ A Warner, 3 ; II Hry
ant, I ; W It Kerr, 1. Hecoud ballot -Warner,
i ; Bryatit, J. Warner Has de
e tared elected.
Oa txetiou the Marshal was'stntr oet-
ed to prcaent tbouamee or dellnquent
tax payers al the next meeting.
The Recorder waa instructed ta dis
tribute tho surplus copies of the now
directory, retaining tweuty-flva.
The fellowins billa were referred :
I Q Denny, $o ; N J Uentcn, $11.60 ;
U J Reese, $7 ; Watts and Godfrey.
Iraak l-eelle raaUr Slaatbly.
'ih. January number Is one of re
ta si k able excellence and abounds with
IRersi r and artistic brilliants. Proas i
non. among the latUr is the oolffVi
frontispiece, "The Flnishiug Touch.'
by Meyer Von Brciasn. Douglas amp-
boll contributes a highly interesting
article, "The Fast, Present aad Future
of New York'a Water Bapply,1 which
is profusely Illustrated. "Dlstlngaiah
ad Inralida" "In the Land of the Pj ra
nees." "CbaUworth," by !f . Robiasoa,
"Hearing," by T. Jeffrey Parker, area
few ef the fincIy-IUustraded, note
worthy articles. Gerald Carlton's
rial, "Reonie, I'm press or the Air."
is eonti tmed ; and among the admir
able short stories are "The U30 Up'
"La Jeune ; or, Actress an 1 Woman,"
"Slater Marguerite,'' "Saaty's Christ
mas ;iftV and, "The Murder in the
Rue St- Denis. ' both by Uelem W.
IMstHnn. etc. There are several poems
or merit, aa unpublished one by Sir
Walter Scott it invested with poctilisr
interest. There are also descriptive aad
personal sketohes. paragraphs on &
variety of subjeets entertaining, In
foresting and affording raluable infer
matiou. The number contains 128
quarto pages and abont KM) illustra
tion, and is offered at tho low price of
25 eents. The annual subscription la
S3 sent post-free. Address, Fkans
I.tsiir. Publisher, 83, 8o aad r7 Paik
1'lace, New York.
rrurlaiuntlnn.
Phil Coheu makes the following eroclama
tion to our readers :
To W ll'Aom it May Concern :
All who aro dissatisfied with thsir former
places of trading, or who have no regular
placo of trading, will find it to their advan
tage to call on mo and ascertain my prices
before purchasing elsewhere. I claim that
I cau sell cheaper than any one else, and my
reasons are as follows :
1st. I buy my goods direct from first
kojsda,
ffV I carry on juy business without the
help of any oae outside of my own family.
3d. 1 pay no percentage to any one
"legging" or drumming for roe, I do my
own drumming, and give my customers the
benefit of tho percentage I thus save.
4th. I will also give more for produce
than any other house on account of being
de to dispose of the same to consumers
direct, thereby saviug 5 per cent commis
sion.
This is no humbng. Come aud price my
goods and satisfy yourselves.
I subscibe myself, Your obedient servant
Phil Cohen.
Intereatlaa Caaves-satlen.
" Hallo, there !"
"Well, what's the matter now?"
"Why, look at those new blacksmith's in
Frank Wood's old shop, opposite Dieksy A
Stimson's stable. "
Well, if that ain't Jim Gilmour and Ben
Johnson at work ia there! I guess I'll give
them my work, for tkey are the best sheers
ia the country. "
"That's so, and I guess I'll give them my
work, too."
(Gilmour Johnson) That's right, gea
tleman. Give as a call. Work always
done as ordered and at reasonable prices.
WATTI. In this eity, on Wednesday, Jsn
II, 1882, to the wife of C. W. Wstts
a daughter.
When you need anything in Qent't Furn
ishing Goods come and see us. Bgn't htsg
anything in White Shirts, 0 oJcreB Shirts
Underwear, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear, Brace?,
Suspenders, Overshirts, Gloves, Mittens, Um
brellas, plain and fancy Hose, till you exam
ine our goods and gov our prices. Largest
stock in the city.
REID
, sssaw. . v "'"-r ts Usas - ises Jm4gtm
vmrit tf ftmtXl tmw. " 3 J. vhnm I IS - at.a-4
IW.M.i -- ' " ' "" lr ' . y . ,j, ....
0Y Kiwa'S NEW SYSTts
AMD FITTI-D WITH COHHINATION BlfCTA47lEO.
they trij,t coaster auo preserve the stauT.
PEDt-ERCAWNOT GET THESE GOOD
rna bu z ont st
McOOY ?5 BLLERT,
DRUGGISTS and CHEMISTS,
jil.ALKUS ISC
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PBR5TTMBRIBS, lfrC-
Comnlemte ntor k uf I'alnU. Oi s, filaax, also a full line of Stationery. aWi a?
the re'.elrated ma;btiie oil fckitjgate.
Kioman's Hlork. Albany. Ore&on.
PkyeicUna rrew rirrtinns a specialty, and none but the purest and freatiest drugs
In compounding them, at Reasonable prices.
BraUlaS Beesa OnVsr lr .Iaauat.
13.
14.
16.
17.
H.
Mr and Un A Staiger.
Misses Mettle and Oil ie MJlfeE
Mr . Fish and Mrs Opp
Mr and Mra C Wo!verton.
Mrs K W rB4it and MUi
K
Turrell.
19.
0.
teitli.
21.
23.
24
Ml
2"i
T Overman aad T Callnhasi.
Mrs Woedeu and Mrs C Mott
!,u!u Clark aad Lottie Mantelth.
A M Mattoon.
) Harris and Will Miller.
Mrs Ktta Brown and Lib Irvine.
Mack Monteith aud 00 IWsesJT,
rrof. K X Condit.
Fred Nutting and Mrs L E
Mrs H K TosJssf aad Mrs K F
Mrs (lee and B LThoatpsou.
27.
2.
Main
SO.
Sox.
31.
FRED WIIXERT,
CARRIACH AUD WVCOH
MANUFACTURER,
Comer Second and Ferry Su. AlbAoy.Or
Ia prepared to ataaufacture -arna;;ea ane
wagons at abort no.i.-e and of the very
BF.oT MATERIAL.
He mskea the preminm carr.ages aad
buggieeoftbe btats.
REPAIRING AND JOB W0BI
done at shortest notice and in rhe most
SKILLFUL MANNER.
ilia work and material is
warranted to
'2 lit
hO first -f!aar.
Coroner's Sale.
TajONICK ia hereby piven taat by virtue
jl ef an execution duly imsueo out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
I.ian I'ountv, teatcd Us SJ ! v of Janusry
1882 to me directed and delivered upon a
judgment heretofore duly i ondered in a
suit tnen poaamg wnereiu i. n. a:ihi was
plaintiff aad Ulney rry, jr., and j.j.
Chariton were defendants' in favor of the
defendant J. T. Charlton and agaiuat the
eaid plaiutirTT. H. Allen for the sum of
sjl8.0 with interest tnereon at tne rate oi
eight percent per annual from October
2Sih UN using unaoie ta una i;nv per-
eestat property of ssid plsiatitr out or
which to satisfy aaid execuuon, 1 ha -e
levied upon the following described real
property aa the property of eaid plainuil
tosauaiy tne judgment oi i no nam ueien
dant J. J. Charlton to wit : Beginning at
a point 45 37-100 chains west of the eouth
eaat corner of that certain donation land
elaisa which is nituated in section 16, 17,
JO aad 21 in township 11 S. R, 3 W. Linn
county Oregon and known aud designat
ed on the maps as the John 1 lurk hart
deaatien band claim, thence north 4110
chains . thence west 36.92 chslns ; thence
south 4 1.0 chains ; thence east 36. 22 chains
to the place of beginning containing 100
aeros, also tke fractional . E. )i of the
X. K. of swUou 17 IO TP. 11 SS. rt. o W
la Linn county Oregon containing 10 53-
'00 acres mere eriess, ana l win on Satur
day the 1 Ith dsy of February MS at the
Court Houae door iu the city of Albany
Linn county Orozon at the hour of oae
o'olock p. m., of said day sell at public
aoclieu to the highest bidder for eash in
hand the hereinbefore described real prop
erty to satisfy aaid execution and tke costs
and accruing costs.
J. A. DAVIS,
Coroner in and for
Linn county Oregon
Dated January 7th 1SS2.
Administrator's Sale
-TaTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' THAT
1 w bv order of the County Court of Linn
County, O regon, duly made and entered
ef record, the undersigned, administrator
oV bout nen rutu lasaesassave annuo of the
estate of W. B. Gilson, deceased, m on
the 9th day of February, 1882, at the hour
of one o'clock in the afternoon or said
day, on the premises hereinafter describ
ed, sell at public auction to the highest
hiddor. all tke riurbt title and interest of
aaid deceased at the time of his deatb, in
and to the following described premises,
to-wit : The north naif or the original
donation lanel claim of Thomas S. Sum
mers, it belnst claim No. 55. notification
No. 2304 in Township 12, S. R. one and
two west in Linn County, Oratren, and
bounded and described as follows, to-v.it :
nnmmfincinur at the northwest ooi nor of
said claim, running thence east 60 chains;
thanoe south 53 chains and 33 links ;
t hnnofl west 60 chains ; thence north 53
chains and 33 links, to the place of begin
nintr. containing 320 acres more or less.
Terms of sale: One half the purchase
orie cash in hand, tho balance on a credit
of twelve months from the day of sale
without interest, secured by mortgage on
the premises.
Jan. 5th, 1882. R. A. Irvink,
Administrator.
de bonis mom with tho will annexed,
a
IIKSai'S atBOUCCO gAlYE.
The best salve in the world for Cu
Bruises, Sores, TJlcors,Salt Rheum, Tctt
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
kinds of Skin Eruptions, Freckles an
Pimples. The salve is guaranteed to triv
perfect satisfaction in every case or nion j v
refunded. Be sure you tret Henry's Car
bolic Salve, as all others are but imitations
and counterfeits. Jfrice cents.
Tpig !
AaaMs. WATS. I
Defective Watch Cases are one of the
r-Li'.f ratuaeo of on sunny walcneo not being
good time pieces. The cases being thia
and not filtinz well, admit, dust and dirt
it) the movement, which a
vrkh tho nmntntr parts of the watch
aitating cleaning, repairing, Ac., and the
amount ttiul paid out if applied toward
buying a good cause fn tho beginning,
would have aaved all this trouble and ex
pense. We have recent ly seen a ease that
snecaall these requirements, it having
been carried for over twenty rears and
still remain perfect. We refer to the
JAS. RObS' fATtarr SnrvaatED Gclu
Cask, which baa become one of the staple
article ei tne Jeweiery traue, posasaaaassar
' salt does so manv advantages over all
other watch casee, being made of two
j heavy plates of solid gold over a plate of
composition, and wear! viae all our readers
te ask their Jeweler for a card or catalogue
I thst will explain the manner in wnicn
l bey are made.
It is the only STirrB.vat Cask mad,
with two plate ef geld, seaanlee pendant,
and center, solid jointe, crown pieces Ave.,
ail of which are covered bv letters patent.
Therefore buy no case be! ere coasultAr
a Jeweler who keeps the JAS. BOS'
Patiht Stifve-v ko Gold Case, that yon
may learn the diifarenoo between it and
all imitations that claim to ba equally ao
good.
For sale by all responsible Joyful .
Ask to see the warrant that aceomnasviea
each case, and don't be persuadea that
any other make of case is as good.
BK IiLesTft ABSH.A HALVE.
The beat salve in the world for cult, brnta
ea. sores, ulcers, salt rbeem, fever soreo, tef.
ter, chapped bands, cadblaina. coma and all
kinds of skin eruptions. This save is guar
anteed to give perfect abafactioa in every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Keehay and Mason, wholesale
agta ; I) Moore, Scie ; D Foley, Lebanon ;
Dr Powell, Lebanon : Redpath and Mou
Une, .lefferson ; D M Cal breath, Daena
'tata ; O Cornelius, Turner ; R A Rampv.
H-risbnrg ; Starr and Blake! y. Browns
NEW FISH MAR KET.
On corner opposite Senders & Stern benr.
Will kep constantly on hand
all kinds of fresh snd salt lish and tsrs
that too market afford.
M. Hvdi
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby gl ven that the under
aigned has been duJv appointed bv
the County Court for Linn county, Oregon
:d;nm:a:rator of the Estate of Francis
Kerry, deceased. All persons having
claims agaiuat aaid estate are required
to present them pro per lv verified to the
undersigned at hie office in fccto. Linn
county, Oregou within six months from
the date hereof
J. I.. Ml LUCK.
Administrator.
Dated Dec, 6th, 1S81.
Two Caod I";
te Stent.
We have two good farms to rent in
the vieinity of Tangent. Ona is 160
acres, with 60 acres already seeded to
wheat and 60 more to ge in. The other
farm is a 150 acre tract Both are
splendid farms. Cail at this offlee for
information.
Te the Pablt.
J. A. Gross, proprietor of the i?pot
hotel, keeps one of the best public hoasea
in the Stato. Hi rooms aro kept scrupn-
av
lously neat and clean, and on bis tables
ean be found the best lood the maaket af
fords. Parud3 going off on the morning
train can get coffee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before the train leaves. Here
after tho hotel will be kept open all night
for the convenience of the public
4tf
Fares Far Sale.
A splendid farm and stock retch far
reut or sale. Empire of Fox, B&wn &
Co.
DK. t.UKI. OWCntTlD BlTTt KS
is the oldest and best remedy, for Dyspep
sia. Billlousnesa, Malaria, Indigestion, all
disorders of the stomach, and all diseases
indicating an impure condition of the
Blood, kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
BURXO'S CATARRH SNUFF ctutl
'catarrh and all affections of th? mncovs
membrane.
DR. MOTTS Liver Pills are tho best ca
thartic regulators.
THILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY a
positive cure for Cattarh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth.
"HACKMETACK," a lasting and frt.
grant perfume. Price 25 snd 56 cents. For
sale by Fcehay and Mason, Albany ; R. A.
Rampy, Harriaburg.
THE REY.
GEO.
H. THAYER,
Bourbon, lad., says
wife owe our lives
; "Both myself aad
te SHILOH'S CON
For sale by Fcahay
SUMPTION CURE.'
and Mason, Albany ; R. A. Rampy, Harris
burg.