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Official Oitj ind Goauty Paper.
Euterod at the Pt Oillc at Albany , Or.
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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1882
CHAMBERLAIN & BTITE9,
Kditera and Proprietors.
O. C. R. K. Tl nr. TABLE.
Albany Station.
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MOM SoRTti.
MAIL TRAIN
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FRKIOHT TRAIN "
ALBANY KXIMtKSS Arrirssl
6:80 A. M.
MW A. M.
U:a A. M.
13:06 P. M.
11:48 A. M.
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: P. M.
JSP. M.
v All tnUi daily, exee! mtaj,
Notice. On and alter this date regular
ttcketa will I sold at oar ticket office for
fallowing points on Columbia river: Unner
Cascades, Hallos, Umatilla, Wallula, '
wall a waiia ana Ainsworth.
Will. It Rick,
Freight and Ticket Agent
O. A R. K. CO,
Albany. Jnne 18th, I88.
At sal a riaw.
Abut ten days ago Hemer Colli as, a
Cerraaa, living across the river in Bea
ton county, bought a plow iu this city,
paying about twenty-three dollars for
it. Beiag ot a social caturo he imbib
ed considerably, it is said, of that which
mixes mens brains up. ami when he
went heme was not in a vers, clear
state of mind, so that what transpired
can not be obtained very well from him.
But other events tell the story. About
nine or ten o'clock, one Jack Miller,
well known by many here, sold, it is
claimed, the same plow, to Mr Draper,
living about half way between Albany
and Corvallis, for tea dollars, taking it
to him after dark. Miller afterwards
told one party that he bought the plow
of W H Goltra. and another teat be
found It in the road, the two stories
not be Ins: very consistent, and henoe
exciting suspicion that it was obtained
by some unfair means, but of course
this is a matter to be prevea in the
future, as at present it N a conjecture
from surrounding circumstance. We
understand Siller has not put in all ap
pearance lately, eosn- thinking he has
left for parts usfcnowx Even if the
plow were found by Miller, certainly he
had bo right to sell it without trying to
find the owner.
a
l are nereali
This -prighfy visitor was hens hut
Fiiday, appearing in the northern
heavens both morning and evening,
and attracting the attention of every
body, It was the most powerful dis
play we have seen on the coae?, where
northern lights are not very freenent
and always comparatively mild. The
mixture of the red and light, shooting
in various directions, growing mild at
times and then flashing up. tilling the
heavens with its brilliancy, formed a
pane ram a of bright colors, appreciated
by any but the blind. Whether it was
caused by tne reflection of the son on
the ice iu the north seas, or by the earth
passing through a band of meteors,
or by the he t vena being ever loaded
with electricity made little difference,
the sight was fine, ami one oat soon to
be forgotten.
The telegraph tells us the display
was general through the United States,
and that it was only electricity is evi
dent from the fact that oat of the ftf
teen telegraphic lines connecting the
east and west only one was in use, and
reports are given of some severe shocks
received by operators.
HOME AKD ABROAD.
F M French, jeweler,
Oo totha skating flak.
Leak ont far dead duoka.
Some marriagea are budding.
Last Sunday was Uarfields birthday.
K. R. Skipworth, lawyer, Albany, Or.
Uncle Tom a Cabin by the Wyman'a.
See ad.
Go to Blaia'a for your aeok wear, collar,
cuffs, Ac.
Skating oa too has bean indulged in at
skerOity.
The acting of tho Wyman'a will he a treat
to oar people
Shake pearea Henry IV ia agitating tho
Holland chub.
The Republican city ooavcntiou meets
Saturday night
A new a took of oiled goods jaat received
at L. . Bhvin s.
Look out far a tine display of holiday
good at F. M. French's.
The Wyman'a Wednesday and Thursday
evening of next week.
Send your order to S. Douty, at Indepen
dence for shingles.
Arrangements arc being made for a big
hunt on Thanksgiving.
Amman's ( 'nli fivini n .nrascihl oantrtis
bronchitis and consumption.
8ilk handkerchiefs ia splendid varieties
for the holidays, at Blaia'a.
Articles for fancy work in great variety at
Moateith k seitenbech.
We are liable to have a little wet weather
for awhile sow say six months.
Have you noticed the "wabegone," pitiful
look on the faces of the tnrkeys.
A new line of abodes cloths received this
week at Menteith A Seiteubach a.
Everybody tells us of the improvement of
the Dkmocrt. This is encouraging.
Prof Day i ia conducting a succeaaf ul
singing class at the Evangelical church.
A new stock of plushes in all colors rooeiv.
ed this week at Moateith A SeiHnbah'a.
Mrs J D Simons was brought to the city
yesterday to he examined as to her sanity.
Dr. G. Willis Price, dentist, office in Odd
Fellow's Temple, over Langdoa's DrngStore.
Officer Jones at The Dalles ahot one Haux
hnrat last week, on hia refusing him admit
tance to serve a warrant ef an eat.
Democratic City Convention next II ednea
day. Be oa hand and help make geod nominations.
Holiday goods in abends tee now gladden
the eyes ef oar boys and gins, aid and
yoong.
Oa account of Thanksgiving the meeting
of the Blue Ribbon Club bas beau postponed
to Da. 8.
Several excellent cerrpendnoee are un
avoidably left ont, but will appear in next
weeks issue.
and
it
fMsapaelate Clerks.
The first ef the week the clerks of the
c'ty circulated a petition among the
merchants asking for the closing of
their stores at seven o'clock each night
of the week, except Saturday night and
during the last week in December, un
til the 1st of neat May. Appeciatisg
the fact that their clerks as well
themselves, seeded a tew Lours of liber
ty.they ail signed it but one or two, who
refuted to do it. As the agreement was
sly binding in case all signed, the
project had to bo given up, and the
clerks will "get up, go to work and
then go to bed again as of old." With
out swy agreement at all, c'.erks can as
well as not he given two nights in the
we k and would make better aud more
efflc ent hands in consequence of it
Over the Mi
Tobacco, tobacco, tobacco, largest
at the Farm are
John Millard of this eity and Hon. J. P.
Schooling, of Harrisburg, left Prineville
on the 14th, insU, and made the tiip across
by the way of Fish Lake in three days.
They report snow commencing at Snow
Creek oa seven mile hill and continuing
from one to six feet ever to Fish Lake
There is no snow from the Lake to a point
two miles np Sand Mountain when snow
again appears and continues on over to
Prineville. Although it threatened rain
very much the night before they started,
yet, strange to say, it was clear the next
morning and continued clear aud bright
during the entire trip,
A Cieod Clrl.
Miss Annie Usslitt for fifteen months
compositor on the Democrat, left last Tues
day, with her parents, for Portland, where
they will reside in the future. Although
young, Annie is a gesnis st type setting,
and will, with little more practice, make one
ef the fastest lady compositors in the state.
If any of our Portland friends want s first-
class haad, one always to he relied upon
and as bright as a gold dollar, here is a chance
which they should not be slow to take ad
vantage of.
Mistakes for a etr an t'taal.
Another piece of careless shooting is
reiJOited n the Oalipooin. Two bio th
era named Murphy, were out hunting
when, having separated, one mistook
the other for a deer, and shooting, sent
a ball ate his breast, inflicting a bad
wound if not a fatal one. This kind
of accidents is becoming too common,
and it is ims that more care was ex
ercised by hunters. Human life is
more precious than the possession of a
deer.
stock is traWn
Mechanics' Store.
Call at French's and ask to see one ef those
genuine Oast proof Wanness wateaes.
They are the "boas.'
Quite a number of oar citizens will be
present at the dedication of the new Odd
Fellows Hail at Ilwrii-barg.
Mcllwain is paying the highest marke-
price for dried apples and ' dried fruits of
all kinds either for cash or in trade.
A fine stock of S jiss embroideries and
les, black, echru aad white, at Moateith
Sestasssssnfc'a. They easel! in these lines.
The new Court House of Douglas county
will coat $32,000. The contract to build it
has been bat to LS l Marsh, ef Ashland.
Portland, Walla Walla and Dayton are
new united by a line of railroads, the srst
train having passed over the road last Sun
day. . ni
The key move to Vie chess problem oo the
outside of a letter received by us from our
Jefferson correspondent this week is Kt to 2
B4. ; j m I li
The skating rink has been quite s shew.
the feaka of some of the tumblers beiag quite
fine. Des't buss going and seeing how it is
orsetf.
100 cases of canned tomatoes, Winalow
corn, peas aad beans, st Redfield k Irving s
the only exclusive grocery and provision
store ia Albany.
Hon A Bush has resigned ss superinten
dent of the Penitentiary at Salem, It is to
be hoped that hia successor will fill the post-
tioo aa well aa he has.
Frank Kenton has the agency for all lead
ing eastern publication , numbering over
five hundred, this is quite a convenience to
parsons sending for papers.
Go to the supper to be given by the ladies
oi the Congregational church next Thursday,
Thanksgiving evening. A geod time as well
as a good supper is ae&ered.
. Dress goods in now styles, Matieaaa aad
Armnr jast received at Moateith & Seiten-
bach 'a Their invincible check is fine. Call
andsatsfrburselL
We are sendiag statements of accunts to
subscribers who are in arrears. We hope
all who receive them will pay op promptly
as it takes money to run a newspaper.
Col J B Fithian, the young man who
looks like the departed Gray, ia now city
editor of the Standard, aad is getting np a
first-class local daily, the best in Portland.
Young men, having unfortunately con
tracted certain diseases, poisoning the
blood, can find nothing better to regain
health than Pf under Oregon Blood Purifier.
A turbine water wheel for sale at this ef
fice : a 12 inch wheel, ia splendid condition:
will be sold oheap. Also 40 feet of inch
shafting and about 12 feet of 1 inch shaft.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union
meets to-morrow, (Saturday,) st 3 o'clock
p. m., at the Y P C A Hall. All members
are requested to be present. By order of
President.
Suppose it ia getting cold, many of you
will drink your boar, and while you are
about it, remember that the place to get it is
the Star Brewery, ran with so much skill by
Mr Wm Fabor.
Last week Virgil Parker lost a shswl from
his delivery wagon, C E Eichler found it.
The former advertised it in the Democrat,
the latter saw the ad. and mads Virgil hap-
pay by returning it.
The place to get your groceries is at Hoff
man k Joseph's. Remember that Thanks-
giving i coming and some ting to eat you
must have then if at no other time. Go
there for your provisions.
Our outside : Oh so fat," net personal ;
Some splendid advice to young men by Bob
Burdette. Reminiscences of Mr Greeley's
Boyhood, General News, Plain Chaps talks
about our local inventors, etc.
While a slim audience was waiting in a
village in Washington Territory for the
show to begin the troup skipped out of the
back window aad went off ia the dark, but
were followed and made to refund.
Mr Whiteaker hid $900 in his barn near
Monmouth. The barn not being burglar
proof the money disappeared, and now Mr
W. no doubt is sorry he did not put it in
bank sand bank or any kind ef bank.
To-day Ala Harris and Mack Moateith
start for Roaeburg with the remnants of
Otto Fox's stock of goods. Their sales here
have been large, but quite a quantity ef
goods are left yS whioh they are anxious to
dispose of.
Last Sunday while a sou of Phil Swank
was hunting, in loading bis gun, it Was ac-
cidently discharged. At the time his right
haad was over the muaslo. The ahot tore it
up in a bad manner, but will probably not
destroy the use of it entirely
J. A. Strattoa tun been appointed Super
intendent, in place of A. Bush. His is a
good appointment, and will meet the approv
al of the people of the State. Strattoa is
an able lawyer, and a good businesa man. He
will take good cars of the peaitentiaro.
A J Uuruesou, who was indicted at Ru
gose for manslaughter iu killing J H Brown,
was tried before Judge Bean last week, and
acquitted, Strabaa k Bilyeu, Judge Burnett
end Walton, were for the defence, which
they conducted iu an ablo manner.
The job office of C YV Watts, is obtaining
a good reputation throughout the valley.
Saturday Mr Watts received aa order for
several hundred blanka from Yamhill aad last
week a large order from Kugene city. This
apeake well for Watts work ss a printer.
The skating riuk is sow being run in
Parriah'a Hall, wbsro it ia well patronised
every sight. The boys are running an or
derly rink, and propose to make it a place
whioh can be viaited by anybody. It will
pay to take a roll and aee what fun it ia
The following cttixens of Linn county
have been drawn to serve ss trial jurors in the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
District of Oregon, whioh convenes at Port-
d on the 28th inst. Hugh Dinwiddle.
Jehu Heard, Phillip Baltimore and J W
Comptou.
We understand that the firm ef Aah &
ltubbiu34k) Fulton St. Brooklyn ate "bilks, '
Thoae noticing their ad in last weeks Demo
crat are requested to take warning, and if
any of our brother journalists have started ,
their ads. they had better utilise apace for
something else.
List Friday was a day long to be remem
bered by the printers of Albany. Two H F
agents who wautcd to sell type, etc., pounc
ed upen us at about the same time. After
chaoing one off aud tbrowiug the impoeiug
atone at the ether, we obtained a little peace
aad tjuiet.
"We notice the pleasant face of G G Bing
ham in our town frequently. Of course he
is always on legal businesa. Certainly,
Oregon RetMer." Of course it is a legal
business. We know ail the parties, and
wish them success and happiness ia time to
come.
Mrs. Mendeohall, the lebanou milliner
will this week move her stock of millinery
from the St. Cbailas building just acroae the
treat iato Mra Orpha Wheeler's drear-mak
ing rooms, where mil'iuery and dress
making will he earned on second to no other
establishment m the state.
S A More land, who for tea years has been
in the employment of the Oregon Publish
ing Company, has temporarily withdrawn
from the profesaioa of journalism. His
duties aa police jadge of Portland requiting
all hia time. If a neWapaper man can t
dish up unadulterated justice, nobody can.
Several months ago quite a umber of
our citizens subscribed for the Potari, pub.
liahed st Portland. One of the inducement
was a translation of the .Knaed, which the
solicitor agreed to send immediately. Noth
ing baa been board of it yet, and the sab
sen hers are becoming aaxioua.
Beaeerer. of the Walla Walla iratekm-ut.
was elected Fepreaeatattve in Washington
Territory. He is a sharp, witty, writer,
aad would make a good legislator if he were
net a Republican '. Anyway we like to see
newspaper men in office. They need some
thing to help them along.
Tho corner of First and Ferry streets will
be wonderfully improved when Peters k
Blain move their hardware store iato the
ParrUh block. The east part will be used
for Wells Fargo k Co 'a es press ssd shelf
hardware, while the west part wilt de
voted to agricultural imp! jnedte.
Bed field k Irving have on haad the most
complete stock of staple and fancy groceries,
in Alany, including canned goods of all
deaenptions, raisins, citron sugar, lemon
peel, Zanti currants and spices of all kinds
all fresh sad best quality. Just what you
800IAL AND PERSON kL.
Salem this
last
Mrs T J Stites, is visitiu.i in
week.
Joe (Mark and wife returned home
Wed nesday.
Mr. I. N. Walton, of Halsoy, called on ss
yesterday.
Judge li;an, of Kugene, ws is the oity
last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Kggert loft for her future home
at Portland yesterday.
Mra. Herbert II. Ditmway. died at Fort-
land, last Wedneaday.
M D. Wilson, of Oregon' City, ha been
in the city a few daya thia week.
I. A. Board, the enterprising Jednison
druggist made us a pleasant call this week.
Richard Fox returned from Monroe last
Monday, after an absenoo of several months.
F A Watts ons of Shodd's most gonial and
best business mon called on us Wednesday.
County School Suporintou dent Mnseo was
in the city M inday and visited the public
aohoola.
Misa Maggio Barton arrived in Albany,
the first of the week, ami will livn with
Judge Powell.
Manny Cohen lift for Ran Francisco last
week with tho intention of making that his
home.
Mr. Clark, of the t'ommercial Cuiou In
surance Company, of Satt Frtn isjo waa in
the oity Wednesday.
Misa hydis Charlton left the first of tho
week for Washington Territory, whero she
W'll tciii !i school tin. vwnUr
Jim Foster is we understand stopping In
Boise City, where he has bevn slightly alek
part ef tho time ainoe ho arrived there.
Miss Iangon, a sister of our popular drug
giet, K W Laogdoti, arrived in Albany from
Cedar Kapida, lows, laat Monday, on a visit
to her brother.
Misa Nellm Riubards ia iu Portland. study
ing the art of ji.uu'.iug. in the studio of Mr
Panol. Mho has already displayed a great
genuis iu this direction.
We received a visit yesterday from J A
Childa. M and Robert Kewcomb, Grand
Recorder, of tho Orand loJg of A O C W
who were in the oity on sn ofBci il visit to
Safety lodge.
Mr. C. A. Hill and family arrived in this
city Wednesday from Seattle where he now
resides. He comes on a visit to his father.
Dr. IL Q Hill. The masy old frteuda of
"Fred" will be glad to ace him oa our streets
ouce more.
Hon J P Schooling and daughtor Liaaie of
Harriaborg called at our ofaee yesUrday.
Mr Schooling has pjtt returned from Pnse
ville, having made the trip in three days.
He wss accompanied by John Millard.
1 'a l ask them anything about the trip.
We stated in last weeks Dkmin su that
wa understood P II Raymond woald move
to Salons, aad at the lime that was a com
mon report, but we are s-turrd it was not
true, and hasten to make the correction and
hope we may :ootiaue to aee hie emUtug
countenance at the delivery box.
VcaterUay S.J. Ciimeu r. .the live yonug
agent for the ty Wtttumr, cagd an us.
He tells us the IFasbnasS ia to be enlarged aud
improved in every respect, beginning with
the nest issue, it ia a ttrat t Isss weekly and
deserving of receiving a good aulatcriptioti
list from Albany. If Mr. Oilmoar calls an
you treat him well.
On laat Saturday evening Shenff Humph
ray and D P Maaon. of this city said the
Maaonic brethren of Brownsville a fraternal
visit. After the lodge cloeed tho members
repaired to tho MeCnlly House where they
sat down to a repeat prepared by Misa Mc-
v ully, daughter of mtue bust I he supper
was pronounced a complete suecaea and all
wore grateful for tho hospitable treatment
reoeivod.
On laat Saturday evening a uuanber ef the
yooag folks met at the residence of Mr.
Vance when a most enjoyable time was had
in disposing of candy and nnta. The follow
ing are the names of those who attended
Esther Marshall. Lena Marshall, Ktta Stites,
i.iura Chapman, Carrio I.ayton, ftussie
!. .y ton, Kdna Cleland, Klfieda Kwort, Kara
eyas, Willie Stites, KddteZeyssasd Clydie
Marshall.
tooh menus.
Attssnt Two Nsnsrrtt Or If Ut t I.IMren
mm ii
Coming down Broadalbin street last Toes
day a ropresoatativo of the Dsn-era vr took
refngo from s Wobfoot storm ia an old
building opposite tho Court House. On en
tering it tho continual bussing on every
hand convoyed to him the fact that hs was
iu a school house instead of a bars. Inves
tigating matters he soon fonnd himself, ia s
room of nearly aOvonty bright faced, intetli
geat pupils, with tho genial ooantenaaee of
Prof. Itobb before him. It did look tosgh
to aee well developed forms pisohed in be
tween, low, narrow, rough board seats, sod
tougher still to think of breathing thoeloee,
sultry sir, although all possible attention
seemed te be paid to ventilation. We al
most forgot th" th'ngs by tho good order
ami atudioua appoaranoe of those present.
A class in physical geography was reciting,
and after they, had gone to their seats, tho
maps of California, whioh they had draws
wore shown us, testifying ia strong terms
to the thorough work they wars doing.
Stepping into tho room of the efficient so
aiatant, Miss Kane, we found another class
B geography, taking up rsylsw Iwsson,
their man tier and written synopses, tailing
very plainly how well they understood what
tlmy had gone over. Here a fifteen anautes
reoeae occurred, tho rain keeping manf of
the pupils ia, their i induct shewing an en
tiro absenoo of any heed lam teas. After re
cces we called en Mis Sparks, toacher of the
smallest grades in the ContrsI Bcbool.
Think of about 80 children being huddled to
gether in one small room, rhe enrollment
shows a boat S3.) Some of the narrow seats
ven hold three, and a few pupils actually
have to Hnd a place on the floor Bat Miss
Sparks, by excellent judgment sod good
government is able to keep all ten so future
Presidents snd Senators wives in fair order.
Xext wo stumbled into Miss TorreU's room,
over crowded aa the rest were. How abe
oould do anything with the mischievous oaea
before us. was a wonder te us, but their
promptness in giving anewera m their differ
ent classes, shewed that I bey were sNveto
the importance of at least moderate otudy.
Chen we left the building in a pensive mood,
saying to oeroetf, "This ia a abame," In
Prof llobb's roam are enrolled SO pupils, ia
Miss Turrclls "0 j in Miss Sparks S3. By
actual computation in the brat room the sir
is breathed up in 21 minutes, ia the ssoood
in 15 ; in the third in 13. The corps of
teachers cannot to es colled, live, auusea
pltshed, thorough, assisted by grading every
pnptl, with all their disadvantages, they are
doing splendid work, the eve rage ia the
whrU school being over Wi, and in eoaae
classes as h gh aa tfS. They deserve better
acoomuaodaUoae.'end it is tuna for our citi
zens to think pretty seriously, whether it
would not be money in our pockets to do
something in this directioo.
Case news to the tar earn ef I Inn and AS
Joints Cenuttee.
Bender? at Sternberg, having Just es
tabllshsd n business, and opened ont a
branch Store at Prlneyllle, Crook coun
ty, in Eastern Oregon, desire to Inform
the people of this and the adjoining
counties, that, as heretofore, we Intend
to continue eur business In Albany, and
are now prepared to pay, and will pay.
more for the following produce than
any other house In this oily. W want.
It immediately, at our Albany Store,
2000 boiee machine dried apples,
2000 boxes sun dried apploa.
oOO boxes drlsd plnmo,
500 hoses dried Dears.
1000 lb machine dried currants,
1000 n. machine dried Cose-berrlce,
1000 th machine dried black-berries,
2000 lb Timothy sed, (clean,!
oo.ooo Th bacon,
6000 n- ham,
20.000 lb lard. In 6 and 10 ft MM,
800 bushels white bears.
500 bushels pink beans.
IFe can pay the highest cash for UM
above articles, for th reason that W4
have facilities for disposing of them at
our branch store, that no other busi
nasi house Ir the city ha. Wo will
also pay, Iu cash, for wheat, delivered
t I'r. oao dollar per baahel
for oat, bo ot. per buahel, and for bar
ly, 80 ctn. per buahol. Call at once.
befor we are supplied.
HkMikik a Hir.i!.NiiriM..
Ths stockholders of tho McKensie
toad Company held a mot-ting in this
city this week, and elected directors as
follows -. A S Powers. Ceo Millcsa, A
(J Hevey, Wm Osburn nd F B Dunn.
'resident, A G liovey ; Secretary, w Jl
Walker ; Troaswrer; A V Ptera ; Super-
nteudent. Win Oeburn. The company
expanded n large sura of money on the
road last summer, and have placed It 1
first class condition for traveling. As
ooon a the weather will permit In the
spring, work will bs resumed snd con
tinued until It Is mad one of the beat
mountain roads in lb State. HUtie
Journnl.
A hataaare.
in the sou theaat corner ef Fifth aad Bar
kor streets there is a nice -eaen award "all
the sesa.n round, " where h.j hoodlum ole
ment during their ' lnura hoar delight
to congregate aad engage to thsir i-umerusa
pastimes. If they Would couline lhMslve
to base ball, hop scutch and the like, all
would be, "aanrryass n.arrtaga U l!" with
the neighbors -Such is not tb case how
ever, and the good people ef the neighbor
hood, are compelled to submit to eli hied
of imhtfnttios at the hand ot the notay
youtha. Pious ladies and genleejaan as tbry
pass most sither put their anger in their
ears, or listen te a forvigu and unknown
language that would grata the oonaeisaea of
a British tar. Not only that but stray shots
from slings snd "nigger-ahootera" net on
frequently find their way through window
panes, iu tho vicinity greatly to tho annoy
ance of all the inhabitants. Wo call tho at
tention arf the proper authorities to thia
matter in hopes that something will be done
to put a stop to this auussoos.
Isargaias hi alatere sad
Ladies' Kmporium,
dolmans at the
hVftenstr
s-'eanaaaf.
New line of cashmeres aad feacy d
goods just received at the l.idios Kanperium
trimmings to ma tan.
Albany Starke .
Wheat 78c per bubol.
Oats 44o "
Be f on foot, 6 to 0.
H sy -baled, leVttao per ton.
looae, 12 to 1ft.
Butter 99 ct per lb.
Kggs SO cents per doa.
Potatoes eoc per bushel.
Fork -7 cts per lb.
fcab COper lb.
Dried Fruit
n dried spplaajfli'.
plums, He.
machine cured spplna, Sc.
plums, 10.
Bacons hams, 14 to 16c.
shoulders, 10 to 12c,
sides, It to lor?.
Lsrd 15 per lb.
Floor 5.00 per bb'.
Chlckeoe-3.00 per faff,
Hogar Ban Franoiaf 0, 12c.
Mill Feed bt an, 10'Operton.
shorts, It,
middling. 20 00
'ht2".oo
Mp nttirrs are the rarest
niiirrs Ever sfaSr.
aa Best
A riae Eatahllshaseat.
Being of sa innwtaitive torn of mind yes
terday we thought we would Had out what
J. Cradwohl really had in his store, and
were surprise! at the amount and quality of
his stack of crockery, shelf hardware, glass
ware, Ave. It is uomplste and a naur passed
is the valley. A fact, snd be sella at or bo-1
low Port! anal prices. A Oner stack of crock
ery, glass- ware, majolica, toys, cutlery,
baby carriages, children's wagons, veloci
pedes, and is fact everything in this line,
cannot ha found in the valley, (so through
his store and warehouse snd you will have
oo trouble to reehse thia fact, as we did
yesUrday, and ask him his prices and you
will be oenvineed that they are bedrock.
He keeps the leading establishment aad is
entitled to our patronage
Letter List.
The lAtiowiog lathe Hat or letters renaalninf
In the tosS OfTW. A than v. Unn county. Une-
saaaJt jev. . pace. Persons ealllnc lar Iheaa
:rttr-r must eivetb Osteon able tbev arete
sMsveruseu.
. ..,, a Co lAOoV-t, tharUi
Moons?, OA t PsU. enrlbie
tkirum. Mrs M
F. H. RAYMOND, P. M.
fliey are compounded from Heps
Malt, Buchu, Mandrake aud Dandelion,
the oldest, beat, and most a'uab e
medicines In the world aad contain all
thebeet aud most curative properties
of all ether remedies, being the greedi
est Blood Purifier, Id ver Regulator, aad
dfe and Health Krstering Agent on
earth. No disease or IU health csa
possibly long exist where these Bitters
are used, so varied and perfect are the r
operations.
They give new life and vigor to the
aged and infirm. To all who em
ployments cause irregularity of the
bowels or urinary organ. r wbo re-
lUire an Appetir.er, Tonic and mild
Htimulant, Hop Bitters are Invaluable,
being highly "urati.-, tonic and atlm
ulating. without intoxicating.
No matter what you r feci lug or my op
Urns are, what the disease or ailment
s, use Hop Bitters. Don't wait until
you are alck, but if you only feel bad or
miserable, use Hop Bittors at once. It
may aae your life. Hundreds have
n saved by so doing. foOO will he
paid for a case they will not cure or
help.
Do not suffer or let your friend suf
fer, but use and urge them to use Hop
Bittern,
iicmombcr. Hop Bitter ia no vile.
drugged, drunken nostrum, but the
Purest snd Bent Medicine ever made:
the "Invalid's Friend and Hope," and
so person or family should bo without
them Try the Biltterstn-day
e
Subscribe for the Democrat, the leadisg
paper ia ths Willamette Valley.
Kalamasoo, Mp h . Fob. IfHO.
I know Hop Bitter will I -ear reoen
men dat toil honestly. Alt who use them
confer upon them the highest encomiums,
and give them credit for making cores
ail lbs proprietor claim for I hem. I have
kept them sine they were first offered
to the public. Tney took high rank from
ths first snd maintained it, and are more
called for than all others combined. Bo
long as tbey keep up their high reputation
for purity snd usefulness, I shall continue
to recommend them something I have
never before done with any other patent
medicine.
J. J, Banoeca, M. C.
DEMOCRATS ATTEND !
ALBANY DEMOCRATIC
CITY CONVENTION-.
A mess aaestinx"f
bshekJ at lbs
lae DerrafT U Sflsanr aKl
BT MOI SE
n WsdiMsdsy events- KiafwWt 28tu. I SOB st 7
'dock, tor the imrimeeoaeornmstinff ranitiisatSe for
Msrw, lumraer. Marshal smi Treasurer te he voteu
t"t at the .le- ti m n MofMUjr, Deesssaer lib. ia
WSsTtS MKETIVii.
The OfSbiaittee rseemsssnJ that U ri-s Ward
neeUns;s be beM aa Taesosv evesilea JsasaSBSs nab,
IstM at 7 e'etoek at the foUoerlnf plseae :
"r" I p stairs In the Circuit OSSjrl
essSMl Wr4 In th Csssett Ooart
SSBSS Wsrd at the IVnrer Set.
SB
wa nssstla Will ri'tb.iiai on,- lui a f
Omnrfhean srt act M a rtxe tcr if tbe CHr Cent a
I mmittas.
GL H. srevaav,
ratify,
H J Ckaaa,
r xjri .
' -niiinttsc
BssStl
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
aeser varWs.
The HellSars.
need for vonr mince lues and fruit cakes.
nsw thst Thanksgiving and tbe holidaya
are approaching. i They are coming, and by reference
Albany, Or., has aa autt-cirs society. to our advertising columns, It can be
composed of youog men, who wear . whits i neon where the be-t place to obtain
ribbon on their vests to indicate tbey will
never marry a young lady who wears onsets.
presents can be obtained. Beth l,au
don dc Co., and Foahay k Mason, haye
f
But how will they gad out ? "Do you wesr j bMUgbt on thia yar elegant stocks
corsets? "No. "Then, dear, will you . gjods, which It will pay oareltUen to
yooag
no.".
tarry mc " At this juncture the
lady will p obably again answer
Wtrton Leader.
Lsst week s Germ mi girl advertised for a
position. Since then there have been about
a dozen appbeattoaa for bar, but of course
she could not accept all, so all but one were
disappointed. Any number of good girls
could got good wages hero, and it would sot
take long to drive ont all of our Chinese
cooks, if the girls would only roll up their
sleeves snd go to work.
The ether day s gentleman stepped up to
a grocer, and pointing to a big pumpkin,
aaid, "I'll bet you the cigars that I cau
guess as near the weight of that pumpkin as
yen can." The grocer, who know tho ex
act weight, took him up, and then said ho
would put the weight at 35 ponnda. "I'll
guess 35 too, said the ether, hand over
your cigars.' Ha had guessed ss nssr, and
taking his cigars left, just dodging a big
squash.
We snggest tbe establishment of a geonio
bonajuln lecture course this winter, in which
our local as well as state talent will be em
ployed. The admission should bo put down
and season tickets sold Let tho lectures be
scientific, iiLttoricil or ocial. and of a na
ture, evoo H Nko Eii l'erkin's, whioh will
attract good houses. There is nothing like
i , ,
nign seuuuing names. a
anyone shakes hands with you now you
Finest stock of winter gloves in town at
the Farmers' Mechanics Store.
tLcaaaat-Esauc
la order to olees ost his immense stock o
( leak. Datasaas. fcic .
l- '.irc tbe boiidavt. Samuel I' Vuunx wi.l
ell them st
areaUlr
Tbe Wvaasaa.
Mr. Alf. Wyman and Mis Lulu Wilson
supported by a company of nine tirst-elsas how is the time to secure
artists will play two nUtbls In Phrrtob's aaargnlna.
Hall, Albany, Wednesday and Thursday, j These are a
Smv. TJlh and Soth. Thia Manaat ia I Slrst -Class
highly spoken of by both ores and public "1 ot be sold U ssasts room
-r - W 1-. .a m a
where thy have played and all those who 'r amvau ot goods.
fall to aee tho Wyman Comedy Company
Is SBtl
examine. Fred Muller has displayed
splendid judgment in hia selection of
holiday goods. He has enough for nil
our children, and just the kind to pie aae
the in. The novelty of some of hie toy
Is really striking aud deserve being
appreciated by our citizens.
s
Boosting
will in hoi one of tho beat companies that
has visited .Oregon for years. Mr-West,
their sgsnt, Informs na ths Yskle will bo
the plsy for Wed nesday, and Uncle Tom's
Cabin Thursday, even log. Mr, West telle
na that the company bas two very fine
dogs which thsy nee in Uncle Tom's
Cabin and realasUo steamboat scene. aiM Qbihiren'sand ml
Mra. Wyman play Inn the double sole of eouanie. orders by
lltte Kra and To pay the gal that was nebor
born. Admission 76 cent, children half
price. No rsssrvs seats.
This t aaSsr
strength and s
ll rf.lii jry k
with the mult, utds u tm
A aarrai U fsarita
Jure eeeasaBeaii
sesoMss i
ass la as. Sst.l
Basise Yfmvn O... ICS WsJi st. 5. T.
GOOD GL0THINC CHEAP.
OWING TO A CONTEMPLATED
CHANCE ON OR ABOUT JANUARY
1883, UNTIL THAT TIME 1 WILL 0F:
PER AT WHOLESALE PRICES MY
STOCK OF MEN S AND BOYS CLOTH
ING1, FURNISHING COODS, BOOTS,
HATS. CLOVES, OIL CLOTHINC, OVER
COATS, ULSTERS, ETC. THIS IS A
COCO OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
FIRST CLASS COODS AT REGULAR
JOBBING RATES.
tl. M. NOLAN,
FARMERS' & MECHANICS' STORE
BUSINESS.
racro t at it WE kaow.
If you are eoieritiK with s tough, cold.
asthma, bronchitis, oousvniptiiaa, loss of
voice, tickling in the throat or any affection
ef the throat or lungs, we know that I r.
hitiss ew Discs trery anil give you imme
diate relief. Wo knew of hundreds of cases
it has completely cored, snd that where all
other medicines had faded. Soother medi
cs can show one-half aa maay pmmamem
eeVWa Now to giro you satisf.-tctory proof
that Dr. King's New Discovery will cure
yon of asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, con
sumption, severe coughs aad colds, hoarse
ness or any threat or lung diseases, if you
wdl call at any druggist's.
"A gentleman who returned from Van
couver yesterday, H'.ates that the citizens
of that usually qulot burg, are grestly ex
cited over the future prospects of tboir
oity. Ileal estate has lucres ed In price to
an astonishing extent, and all are convinc
ed that lightning Is to strike in that vicini
ty soon. Just what foundation exists for
tbslr expectations ho could not ascertain,
bnttbe idea that a brldeg across the Wil
lamette below Portland, ia to ho built and
destroy tbe commerce of Portland, seems
to prevail there, and it Is supposed that
this fact will build up Vancouver at tho
expense of Portland. It is time Vancou
verbada boom, and It In hoped that It
may be kept up to tbe benefit of the town."
"Standard." We suggest that Albany
do something to bsve tho sarao sals', about
her.
Bams connected with th Iaraot boo
snd shoe bonss In Portland, with my ex
trensetUtlea her I am prepared to furnish
my customers with ttuo siioes in any
style, width or quality wanted, ia ladles,
boos. Prices res
mail promptly at
tend to.
8. K. Yot KO.
BUCKIS.VA assir t sa4.sk.
Tbe best salve in the world for cabs, brum
oa. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet
ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corn and all
kinds of skin eruptions. This save is guar
anteed to give perfect stiafaction in every
esse or money refunded. Fries Son par box.
For sals bv Foahay and Mason, wholesale
agts ; D Moore, Sci- ; D Foley, Lebanon ;
Dr Powell. Lebanon ; Red path and Mon
fcaaree. Jefferson i D M Calbreath, linens
. . , . , m - SS A D .
vista ; u lornenus, turner ; n a ivsmi,
Harris bur ; Starr and Blakely, Hiowns
vans
Otto Fox has removed bis good to
Roaeburg, where tbey will be sold at auc
tion. Thoae indebted to hm in this coun
ty can settle their accounts by calling on
Wm. Webber, wbo will be glad to receive
v hat tbey bars to pay. Tho sooner tbey
do it the hotter.
The NB PLUS Patent
Washing Machine (only
premium at the Mechan
ics' Fair, Portland) is
now ready. The owners
of the SOLE SHOP
RIGHT for Oregon will
deliver free to any rail
road or steamboat sta
tion on receipt of $15.
Specially low terms to
dealers. Address, P. O.
Box 713, Portland.
KAl'Mii ART. - -On Nov. 16, in this city, to
to the wife of M. banmgart -a girl.
Thaahslrlac
Next week Thursday, Nsv. 30 Is set
apart lor thia purpose, and will be
celebrated in various manners in thia
city. Vnion services will he held ia
the M. K. church, whoa the urogram
published laat week will bo rendered.
We understand cur Mot rods will bar
agrand huntin which the ducks will
sufler from too much lad. In th
evening a fine supper and social will
be given by tbe ladles of the Congrega
tional church, whioh al should attend.
Combine these with the many bless
ingaand favors of the past year and we
have much to be thankful for.
Thanksgiving Islaaer nt stalecy.
Stella ale" aid tilevrs.
J M Nolan, of th Ladies' Emporium,
received, this week, from New York, 25
dozen ladies' kid gloves, msds expressly
for his own trade, under "Foster's Pat-
end" Each pair is warranted to give sat-1
laf action, if not, tho money will be refund
ed. The price sre moderate.
rredt awyera-Speelat AtfcaUen.
Wanted 300,000 ponnda of machine d-ied
spnles. Bnt they muat be bleached. Cash
paid on delivery.
Sanest. E. Yocs .
I h. Jurors.
If
may know hs is running for some city ofice.
And when be asks yon if you will support
him toll him "yes," snd then whea his com
petitor puts the same question, tell him
yes also. 1 his is tbe wsy nine out of ten
do, so that whan a man goes into a conven
tion snd only gets five or ten votes ont of s
hundred aad fifty, he feels cheap enough.
There are always some to be served this
way.
The number of accidents reported in dif
ferent parts of the state from the careless
use of shooting arms is large and behooves
our Nimrods to be very oareful, Last week
J as Prat her with two or three others were
hunting in the northern part of Benton
county. Prsther in climbing a log assisted
himself over with his gun. his thumb beiag
on the muzzle, the gun slipped, the hammer
striking a limb, discharging it add shatter
ing Prather's thumb, so that it had to be am
putated, at the same time a part of his mus
tache wss shot off, and a hole made in his
hat, sad snothor one of tho party shooting
at a deer killed a dog and still another would
hsve killed himself if his gun had boon
loaded.
CROUP, WHOOHING COUGH and
Bronchitis immediately relieved by Sbi
l lob's Cure.
The following have been drawn from
thia county to serve ss jurors In tho U 8
Circuit Court for the term !eginnlng JN'ov
28, 1882 :
O. n , Adsms, lawyer, Brownsville. -Hugh
Dinwiddle. farmer.Pine P, O.
John Beard, farmer, Lebanon,
J. W. Cempton, farmer, 8cio.
Philip Baltimore, farmer, Albany.
Haataelans at Coarad Meyer's.
He has arrived with a splendid assort
ment of toys for the children. For novel
ty and beauty they are rarely equalled. If
you want to know where, to get your holi
day goods, call on Mr. Meyer, and h will
tell you. .
Tbe ladles ot Halsey will give a
Thanksgiving dinner for the benefit of
the U, P, Church, on Thursday, Nov.
30th. Dinner to be served at 12 o'clock
sharp, to which the public are cordially
invited. They have also snade arrange
ments to give an oyster supper and
sociable on the same evening, for the
same object, for accommodation of
those who can attend the entertain
ment more couvealeutly at that time
A pleasant social time is expected
Come one, come all.
Committee.
safe fer sale
Otto Fox baa one of Hall's aafea. in excel
lent conditio, which he will sell cheap. If
yon would got a bargain, call early and ex
amine it
irly Breakfast
Parties going off on early morsiug train
can get breakfast at tbe depot hotel before
he train lssves.
Driest Frail.
Battens, buttons 300 boss these bqttotis
from 5 cents n dozsn up at tbe Lulies' Em
porium.
We notice that the Rtere of Moutes"cb &
Seitenbach is pretty sure to bo crowd! dur
ingtheday. They are doing it good, busi
uee anu giving spicnum satisfaction,
them a call.
Give
FDR DYSPEPSIA and Liver C ampjaint
you have a printed guarantee on every
ttle of Shiloh's Vital!, er. It never fails
to cure.
Tbaaksglvlag Sapper.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give a Thanksgiving sup
per at the church beginning nt 6 o'clock.
The public are cordially invited. Sup
per 25 cents, ice cream 25 oenU. ad-
miss on one bit
Seag Sen Ire.
There will be a song service at tho Con
oregational church on Sunday evening,
Novomber 23th at 7 o'clock p. m. This
service takes the place of the ususj ser
mon by the pastor. All are cordially in
vltod.
Novelties in tine holiday goods opened
If yon have dried fruit to soil, and want
the highest market price thero is paid for it,
go and see Allan k Martin, Albany, Or.
"ateash aa Hats. '
Clears out rats, m iuo,roauLk, flies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, uUiptn i:i:t, gophers
15c. Druggists.
About fifteen caiuticlates for Marshal. It
will boa query as to who will get it
..-.. - i.. .
Skinny Men.
'Welles' Health Renewer" restores
health aud vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impo
tence, Sexual Debility. $1.
SMITH SPORES. Os Nov. 8th. 1881, st
the residence of the bride a parents in I.ane
countv. bv Rev G M Whitney. Mr. Geo
W Smith and Misa Marv F8posks.
Tho happy com pie have our congratula
tions aad best wishes lor any amouut oi
hsppinesa.
WORKMAN BAHROs Nov 5th, 1882,
at the residence of the bride s parents, in
Mable Precinct by T A Rtgg, J P., Mr
Wm Workman aud Miss A dime E Bahr.
YANTIS-Mi II.RER. On Nsv. 16th, 1882,
near Onkvi He, by Rev A M Acheeon, Mr
WmW Yastis and Mis Moi.UeMi Ilree
--all of Linn county.
II0lTLT WALKER On Nov 19th. 1882,
at Wm Leach's, by Wm Boggs, J. P., Mr.
John Hovi.t and Mrs Martha C Walker
all of Linn county.
Ho haa a good walker and she has a geod
holt, so that they ought to be good travelers.
Anyway they have our heartiest congratula
tions and best wishes for a long hold on tho
oven tenure ef married life
MILLER STORY. On Nov. 5th, 1882,
by Rev. P. A. Moses, at his residence iu
Tangent, Mit. Chai;i.k.s H. Miller and
Miss Alice Storv both of Linn county.
BOND HO0BENSMITH. -Ou Nov. 22,
1882, at the Revere House is Albany, by
Rev. S.G. Irvine, lift, IK. O. Bono and
Mary C. HooiKssMirn -all of Linn
uouuty.
OtEB.
Dissolution of Co-partnership.
Ihs firm of Ba'dard, lsom iCi.ii this
day dissolved by tlx? mutual consent of
tbe partners thereof.
Si. V. HALT. ABO,
John Ibam.
EmvRi Gotns,
Dated, A.bany, Nov. 7th, 1882.
Notice is berebv given that M. D. Bal
lard of the firm of Ballard loom A Co.,
has auld his interest in the busine
snd property of said firm to Edward
J. Landing. Tbe businesa to tbe future
will be conducted nuder the him name of
Ism Lanning A Co. The latter firm will
collect all debts sod accounts duo said
Ballard I seas A Co. snd pay sil liabilities
there.
Isom I. vn , it. A Co.
Albany Or Nov. Ives,
FISH, GAME, &C,
1HAVK openfd s fish an game mar
ket justeL cr the Revere uouse, and
win navo a Mu ppiy at an ui
Chickens boo d sold.
l.ttf
J. Humphreys.
Notice to Prmit Growers.
Tho nndorsiamod having obtained the
exclusive right to make and sell the Ptum-
mer Hot Air Family f ruit Drier in the
counties of Linn, Lane aud Denton takea
the present opportunity toinfrom parsons
who want to save their iruir crop, mat
bo is prepared to receive orders for She
beat fruit drier in the market, Plummer
Hot Air Family Drier, for particulars ad
dress.
John Basoos,
Albany, Oregon.
HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURB for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
The Hiliaboro Tribune is dead. The fol
lowing epirgram covers its grave : "Don't
py." .
"BachapaJha."
Quiok, complete ovate, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, f 1.
Druggists.
HYDE. At Brownsville, Or., Nov. 16th,
ISS2, Benito wife of Josha Hyde, aged
61 years, 6 montka and 7 Jays.
Eunice Doolittle, born in the twn of
North Hampton. Washington county, state
of New York. May. 9th. 1821. Marriod
w mj w
to Julius Hyde, Jnne 2nd, 1837. She emi
grated to Michigan in the fall of 1837, where
she lived until the spring oi 1871, when ahe
and her husband and family, emigrated to
Oregon, where ahe has since lived. She has
been afflicted with spinal sffections for ths
neat two months, and suffered all that it
seamed possible lor anyone to suffer, but is
now at rest, Many times during her last
aate that yea are i
B3a5UTAT3ass 1
HLadles
Wort at ones, (i
wiUapasSny i
act promptly andaaauy.
betas. aU speedily yield to 1
i DHUGGISTB.
MUST PAY UP.
All persons indebtei to Otto Fox, sxc
oesaor to Fox, Bassm ot Co., are request d
to come forward immeduto.y and tetto
up, or the scconats will be placed in tho
hands of an attorney for ooliee i n. A
days she longed for death to come and re- to the wise is urac?nt-
lease her from her sufferings.
i
Otto Fox.
this week st ths Ladies' Emporium.