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VOL. XVIII.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 3. 1883.
NO 31
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
State
lights
1
ALUM &
o F
ALBANY
ArewrfMivig their
FALL AND WINTER GOODS !
Consisting of one of the largest
General Merchandise
Knr offered far sale
DRY AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Ironies all the latest styles and teities. Otrstwfk is aH fresh and
new, and much of it was purchased in New York, and there if nnt tit
piece of old style :oods in oar store.
THE CLOTHING
CoaUiiH one of the largest and finest assortments of clothing and
gents' fnrniihing goods ever brought tothis valley, and will be sold at
pritesth a defy competition, either'herc or elsewhere.
Wo also keep a fnll line of ladies', children's and gentlemen's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
All tf the best qnality and
We also invite attention to
HATS AND CAPS,
l e is also to be found at our store
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC
Our motto is
ONE PRICE
Samples sent by mail free, on application.
MARTIN
OREGON,
!' wk of
and most complete stark if
in Albany. The
DEPARTMENT
direct from the manufactory.
our splendid selection of
a large and well-selected st s
FOR ALL.
ALLEN & MARTIN,
57 First Street, Albany, Or
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
U rilNH. O. . CHAMBBKZJ.XM.
FLINN a chamberlain,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Albany, Oregon.
eerofflce in Foster'-- Brick Blook.-tJ
vlftnlStf.
K. 8. 8TKAH AN,
Albany, Oregon.
UHACTICK IN ALL THE COURTS OF
7 thin Htate. Thar give iipeolal ait en
Mon to collection and probate m altar.
Otttcn lo Foster's Nff brink. f
L. H. MONT ANYE.
ATTORNEY
AT LAW.
i
Notary Public.
Albany, ONW.
Offlee upstairs, over John Brigs store,
tut street. vln2Stf
J. K. WEATHEEFORD,
(NOTARY POOUC.)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBA. UNI,
WILL PRACTICE IK A U. TUB COURTS OfTHR
nut. ayaaai itmUou atom u BBsasshns nnl
prtOaUa wHir.
to oaa pinw TiknUi. (144
J. O. POWBLL. W. R. 1MLTSU
POWELL BILTEU,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Chancery,
ALBANY. - - - tlWtl.
Collections promptly mad on all point.
Loan negotiated on reasonable tarma.
nrOffloe in Factor's Brick.-
vUnlftf.
F. M. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LEBANON OREUOft.
Will nrtrtliu In M that
of tb
Plum
pi sAleaitoe fin to ooIUhAIoos. m-
Nf
B. II. SKI P WORTH,
ATTOBJrST A ! KKLeB AT LAW AAA
NOTARY rtBUC
TK7ILL practice la all eon tna of the Stat
f T U bud no Intrusted to uie prompt-
Of At O'TooV Btetk,
4oyl Assay, Orefna.
LEWIS STmttVS
LIVERY AMD FEED AT A RLE.
First clam vebtole. flna horses, load
lead, aooom modal i pg jtroprtsiors and rea
sonable charm, CHve tbam a aall.
sharges.
Itavere House.
tyl.
L W. LANCDON & CO.,
DnttiGINTM.
Hooka, fltsttonery and ToUot Articles, A
Largo Stock and I jam Prices.
OITT DRX7Q
tj tlBtlf, .
FOSHAY & MASON,
Druggists and Booksellers,
ALBANY, OREGON.
TlOoAltf
.J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor It La?
-AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will nrectlee In all of tbe Court of
thbiHtat. All business Intrusted to him
will ba promptly oRtntti to.
asr Office In O Toole's Block.
BEVERE HOUSE,
rr. rir u4 UUwartk Albany
Chat Pfeiifer, Prop'r
TMaaHnMltBSUdssls arstslMtktjrto. Table
ad wUB tSs baat UM Burkat si
Is avarr Books. A rood
Is
Aloany Bath House.
TOE USDKRS1'-NKI WOULD RESPECT
felly tafsrn the eidaeat ef Alkaay sad vl
eialtythst 1 Ss v tskss ar fs o 1 1 s m asteua
suat.aa4.ks keselac eleaa resata end eeria
trietatteettea te bailasM, ssaeeti t ait si
tkeas who mmy faver ua auk tkstr satroaafe
Haviag bsrstofsrs csrrlsd on sstbtof aai
Flrat-Oiaaa Hair Dressing Saloona,
ezpsets te give entire aatUfaetioa te si
narOUdian sed LsdU-' Balr ssstlj sa
bsssaoosd. JOS WEBBER.
a O OBBBRT.
C.B.PARIt
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Suocossors to C. O. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iron
Founders.
VlE HAVKOUK NEW SHOPS AT.L
f T completed, and are now prepared to
handle all klnda of heavy work. We will
manufacture Staam Engines. Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
ana Brass castings.
rATTEBMA MADE OSf HHOBT NOTKE.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will also manufac
ture the improved Cherry White Urals
neparator.
n Baker BA. a Lassswr Yard.
Albany, tirM Deo. 1, 1880. 18sf
W. H. GOLTRA
DEALER IN
Farm Machinery,
WAGONS, HACKS, BUG
GIES, Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES,
STEEL GOODS,
CERMAHREMEOY
RHEUMATISM,
Nauralnia. Sciatica. Lumhann.
Backache, Sonnet of tho Choet.
6 oat, Quint, Sot Throat, Swell' I
ing$ and Sprains, Burnt and
sown, vanaraJ Modi
Punt,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Trotted
Toot and ion, and all other
Paint and Mehot.
Hi ?1 SMI Mill ss aftff saaab Of. Jirom rhl
m . trm, 0imml s4 ekmp larl
BSw4jr A Utsl MlUUb hat Ow amipmnui- I
iMfitht utit7 vt 00 CmsA ss4 Mtflnr ,
Ma Mis ass hmrm tm sei eaettbr mW ut a
BOLD BT ALL DBU0OI8T8 AID DCALC1I
II MBDIOIBE.
A VfifirTTp Mr nr
Reinnsnssj mo., v'i. a.
A mjtk' i!i r fxTtvr.: :
p i .."' -t u
vi A KbM ff rjnUa S x
. . a. ..iri..tiidi aaesn laben
j v. r ty; W l ikil k. r. kits
lU ks Ml, IIHWmImm
- . .iiu AUsmi is k, a Mr,
ia'maaesarnsineeenansannne
(.Ski i .t la earn esaj aaal assiaaj m naanl
kA.4t( i!i.i M a shMtiw Ui D
TtSSMUaC ... O wSIH r youd ay; tat
imubbm. I ts Mtwsaay lsausOil a s4
O t e-nrotui. t I. pr.w wrSfc U U rwMMSMSSi
W I rt'Mrrl'- br fS :4.j.WrtJM U tba
Uu r;n ' U wt.Ua Ilk s Ur k4
Miav II (D --unt cM40 Ita war fun i C roUMf
f Uk SSirs I Ik II, !rrrttW -luTul
1Um(. U ISj1 iiH 1U. mtmr
Mh.,hb4 l ill anaasi o
eftnW
u kananan 7 :--nv-i th
u:. iw f It
il mlmmj tat
Xttmu rrSSUatiss Oiral ItaAiUtjr. Urn
That r-t.a "
Si tf'.arka, la ala,.
SfMsw nUlsksIlltoM.ss4
v:tt i-.. U
It roata oaJjr fX fr lottiacr U f.r ti-.M-l la aafct bf
dr-tCt.!. Aur ad u rapture.: a Wl i
of MtfatktrtkaMrSMl u
kaaWk by tsa aaaot Um V iiieA.liCiWiisil.kka)
ly i l IraaS Sra. l, lib ataas tar asb,
M tat Lyna, Haa.
rtSflSt IwtlsiBSlill Skriw.
lrar rtSa." Mn w rur. ara
4s (A
fr Um aajr f OwwUJXlo.
I S
TorjSdMjr of the ttasr. Mar V.mA
tm tU apart Uca aad U ttw
U ita popularS,.
kT m ss Asski Barry wSoa aola
tsstkass.
CO
TUTT'S
PILLS
OYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
I-osspf Appsttte, Bowels eosilTs. Pain in
tbe Head, with a dull sensation in tbe
beck pari, Fain under the Shoulder
bled, fullaeaa after eattns;, with a dlsln-
frriiatrofpr. aw?tn
.. rTnTA
Haart, Dots before the eye. Yellow Skin.
Hsadaene senaratlr over tbe right eye.
Reatlessness, with tful dreams, hi shir
rer tna riant sye.
colored
Urine, and
CONSTIPATION
I
TTJTT8 PILLBar 1
S ore nr tally adapt rd to
aueh oas, one doa sffaata aueh a akaaa
of farllnx as to aatonlah the auBaircr.
body
m hm aafanta, ana rauaa tna
n Stskt. thua tha avatam la
sC
and by thair Tawse AaSl en Ui
luuad. Vrica
tnttAMm
aaa nro-
r awk. m. x.
TUH'S HAIR DYE.
Oa v It a ik oa Wurinrvaa rbaaavd to s Gummy
IH.ACK by aalnfflaapHicanonrtiua LYK- Itim
psitaa aaroral enlnr. art Inatantanaoualy. Sokt
by lmsstkt ur eent uy axprcaa oa rtvalpt of SI.
OmCB, S4 KTRBAY NT.. WBaf STORK.
Or. TCTTk StatiL mt VataaHa laftjraaillaa
CaaM SaaaiaU tS aa amtaa I kJU aa
DR. D. B. RICE,
Phvsician and Surgeon.
aaia tivrirnvtrri i. til.
aa .
Nan mi v.ft' v.. .lift til miu iwwwv-
tto Offtea In new telas -apti offloa, oTnoia'a
BulUitar) Broadalbln atrret, betwrou Flrat and Sso-
M. na.J.Ikl- ' . . STSaauk anil "
ood kArajki.
Albany, Or., Mov. 8, 1882,
SBSSBSBBB a ra alufavin
BBaatBW PWUIIV aa w aaavaaawir
BBB L - - . 1 a
'-- ------- SKaviaa aaa aaa kmm. m I aa 1 1 aaa a Ti nan I 1 S
asMBMasjffi mo inosnuL n i:nsu
aaalbU.lbA kvkA it at a laaaawkwa S iaakla MtnArtlllii.
HSVAWmSPV BMW IS waBXHHIMSta SSSSIA SIS VkllkV IWWIMV
WVSBSkW a akkrWV W aW IMA SSBaBBSWTSJ VSSVka 1
Ua ran tain la povarty. Wa oflar a graat onaaoa u
m kamonav. Wa want many nv-n, women. lK,iand
m ia to wora lorua rwnv in vanruwo umiuw, mij
onacando tbo work irooriy from tha flrat itart.
Th beatnasi win pay mora than um umaa ordinary
was. Espatwva outflt fundabad free. Nooaa who
Baraga raiia to make money rapidly, xou can ue
vo a your whole time to tba work, or only your apare
momenta. Full lnformrUon and all that la needed
seat free. Add reea Btlvson A Co., Portland, Mains.
GUARDIAN ASSURANCE 00., OF
LONDON,
ESrABLISHKD, A. D. 1821.
Capital subscribed, 110,000,000
Capital paid up 6,000,00s
Notkm This company has tbe largest
paid up capital of mpany doing
bdsinesa ia the United States. Insurance
accepted by
Robt. A. roeTrn,
Agt of Albany,
A week made at borne by the In
duatrioua. Beat business now ba
ths pubho, Capital not needed. We will start
yos. Man, women, boys and girls wanted every
where to work fur us.. Now is the Ume. You can
work in apare Ume, or give your whole tlma to the
but! new. No otoer business will pay you nearly as
wall. No On can fail to make enormous pay, by en
gaging at onus. Costly outfit and terms froe. Money
mads fast, eaaiiy, and honorably. Address Tiivm A
Co,, Augusta, Mains.
4 "J1 I- .Vk
ABtasnrasjsck
872
fore
UHMtT LKTTftM.
irruMour ngsUr(W-iiJ,i.i
WAiHinoroit, Fb. 10, 1883.
Haw not to (lo it and fat to appear
to want to da it U the difficuh rule that
tha ttapublioana era essaying in tba
matter of too tariff bill. Iast msmioh
when they lisil abundant time ibey
ebifisd tna raaNHisttdlity uo a land'
OOtBBtiaaiun, and now, although, brought
to a tense of duty by tba leneoa a No
vemU'r, they ma fiitieiing away tbe
twenty days remuant of the pteaent
leloa in an tffoft to gain polittosl
ventage and place tbe Democrat in a
falae ioitton. If no tariff bill ia panned
too odium must raat on the party of
tna mejority. Tba Dvmoctate have
rxpreeeed their wiliingneaa to vote for
tbe bill pro)oeed bt a commission ohoa-
en by Kr pultcana, and, on tbe parly
having a majority both in tha Hauea
od in the Senate, all! raat tbe coo
damnation of wasted tlma nml policies!
oowardice. I have heard it said that
tbe Democrats will offer (be sonata bill
aa a substitute, for tba bouse bill wben
it shall have been completed, and vote
for it solidly. It this progrotnme hi
oa rried out it ia poaaibla enough Repub
lican members can be found to pass tbe
kill, but the intereaU wbich wilt be ar
rayed against it are diversified and
powerful 1 do not aee how Genfreea
is going to accomplish anything, unless
doing nothing can b called accomplish
ing something.
There ia grave foreboding and even
alarm in nearly half tba bouses of
Washington siisiog from n report that
Congress will pass a bill adding one
hour lo the day's Isbor of Oovermeot
1 clerks. Aa it is now. the fifteen thou
sand Government eletka are required
to be in office at 9 a. m.t and are dis
missed at 4 p. to., with a reossa of from
thirty sainutea it one hoar at noon. It
is .reposed ey the bttl to make the
hour of dismissal T p. m , instead of 4.
But tba prospect of bavin aa additional
hour added to the da s labor ass great
ly alarmed three psutrrd eletka, sad
they have been making into print, end
rusbing to I hose memtams of Congress
with wbem lhy are aetpisiuted in or
der to pofaoedc ik-ie la vote sgainst
the bill. Tha stock atgaiott mmd by
tbem is that mental UUr muck more
fatiguing than manual labor, but, to
tbis it may ba truly sid tbst not one
clerk in ten ia capable of mental labor,
or is expected to pet form work tbst re
quires such thought or study aa atiaine
the higher faculties. To tboea who
know the reel condition of tbinga in
the Government offices tbeee complaints
very ridiculous. Here are 15,000
persona, supposed to be working fur tha
Government, but (hey are without an
overseer, and have boon for twenty
years without an inspector. They are
responsible to nobody, and tbey- come
as near doing nothing from Christmas
to Christ maa aa any like number that
ever lived. I wish tbe reader could
have a hit de-eye view of nil tbe sui-
plojeea in all tha offices of tbe U. 8.
Government. lie would aee earpted
and frescoed rooms, desks that cost sixty
dollars, lu x urioua chairs and lounges, ex
quiaite writing paraphernalia, all tha
equipments ef a clerical 8ardenajalu.
He would sea sybarite clerka, male and
female, reading, gossiping, smoking,
neglecting tba work which half their
numoer couie eaaiiy periorm. laay
neglecting tbe work, for it ia aeterieus
that work in many offices is far in ar-
m. 1. . . j;r
It .ft M W
1 lT:mi aiwaiw un-
ficult, hut the workmen are incompe
tent and idle, and have no one to keep
them employed. Take tbe Patent Of
fioe'M an example. In this office there
art nearly one huudred and fifty ex
aminer whose business it is to exsmine
inventions and allow patents upon such
as appear to be new. Yet, owing to
tbe neglect, idleness, and shrinking of
a majority of these examiners, many
inventots have to wait from ten weeks
te one year before their cases are ex
amined and suaed upon. There seems
to be ne way to make them do the
work ihmt ihy are Pid with th in
I . . . . .
I vaniors money to penorm.ior tney nave
1 J '
been appointed through the pollticsl
B ... ....
influence of certain Republican Senators
and tnembera sad they are entirely in
I tdaaMAiwIar. S avf t V l innoiilaM
i uouvininnv vi uiu uivuuwui
a
bo pays
I . a nil . . -v aa a
I LlMnl. I HI r'AlAtlT. I mif 1 finf. fT I If
1 a a mm www wvwmv uaaawv aaj a a v w waaaj
I i . , . ....
supported by the money which tnven-
, t , .
I tors pay for the examination ef their
i , . ., . . ,
CABBS, but it brings a large surplus rev
enue into tha U. S. Treasury. The
net profit to the Government from the
Patent Office was, last year, $325,351.
And the amount to the credit of the
Patent Office accumulated since 1337
is $2,205,471. Considering the faot
tbst the Patent Office is nob only self-
supporting but contributes largely to
tbe revenues of tbe Government, it is
certainly due to inventors, the suppor
ters of tbe Patent Office, that tbey
should have their business promptly
executed.
physically Gov. Alexander H.
Stephens Is said to be almost a wreck,
bat be is still a giant mentally. His
small and nearly . helpless body is
wheeled about from place to place.
CKKKMAL IEWR
Kufun If etch telegrspha from LtBilnB
that tha innudation in tbe Ohio valley
is nothing in eampariaon to the terrible
disasters in Kurot,
The floods in many placea in the Ohio
vslley continues. Tbe dsntsgo is bstd
to aatimate, and the end 1 as evidently
not been reached.
Tbe reMrt of the invi-aiigation com
mittee in regard to the lss of the
Jeaaette has I wen made It blsmes
nobody and exonerates eveiybody. A
costly piece ef business fr nothing.
General Hasan will not, it is thought,
ask for a bos id of iequtiv to investigate
the charges made sgxiurt him by Rep
resentative Beltxboovtr. lb-publican
in the bouae bare at length abandoned
the ways and means committee's tariff
hill, and taken up that of the aenate as
tba only chance of passing ih bill st
tbis session.
A diapatcbof the lXtb from Wash
ington says : Tito fate of tbe senate
tariff bill will be nettled to-morrow,
and indications U-nigbt are that it will
be killed. If it does, the r spensibtlity
will rent on the Republican party fail
ing to peas a bill aatikfactory to the
monopolist of Pannsytvsnia and Ohio.
They do not dare give tbe house an
opportunity to psaa oon the work of
tha aenate.
Tbe Jhrahl, reviewing iis summary
of tbe Amerieau reciprocity treaty,
eaya: "Tbe principle on which it ia
constructed teems te be the free impor
tation of the chief agricultural products
of Mexico into the Uni.ed States, in
interchange for free importation ef seme
of tbe preiucta of the Ui.iiad Btetasfer
manufacture in Mexico. Bo rigidly is
this principle sdhered to that raw cot
ton, tbe largest item in the list of our
exports to Mexico, is not included in its
provisions, although there ia not a mill
in that whale country which spina
Mexican cot without mixing it with
Capt Wilkinson tells a story of tbe
bsrd fate of a soldier belonging to tbe
garrison at Foft Missoula. The fellow
had gone te town on a sprue during tba
recent cold sna, and nj-n leturning
was overcome by tbe cold and got down
on his handa end knees end was trying
to get to bia quarters, wben be froze to
dralh end was found slill on bis hsnda
and knees. Tbe next dsy a letter was
received at tbe fort from a sister back
in the Ststee, who spoke joyfully ef an
adventure in being snowed in aerself, at
a certain place, and among otber things,
asked bow he (her brothet), was stand-
f . e ss .a a i . a,
tog toe coin weather, the letter was
turned ewer to Capt. Wilkinson to an
swer, but be says tbst be has not got
tbe heart to answer it and eonvev tbe
news to the sister.
Mrs. D. M. Jessie died at Walla
Walla ob the 1 Gib inat. She wss the
daughter of Gen. Hargrove, an old
pioneer ef Corvsllis. In 1859 she was
married to Dr. Mc I teeny, who wss
drowned in 1867 or I860 in the Snake
river, Bt Boise City. Seven years after,
she married Mr. Jessie, a very highly
respected gentleman at Wall Walla,
one of tba pieueera, however, of Yam
hill. Mrs. Jennie was mush reapeeted by
all who knew her. She ba been an
invalid far over twe years.
The almost universal result of Re
publican wraaglings ever senatorial
elections has been te place a class of
. x t . i w x r a era . li s
men rn rue unirea .caies oonatti wno
ao not sua to tne morat strangtn, anui-
ii.i S. i a t 1
m a . a r a a. a a a a w : t
vj, or oignuy ot inai. .xauy. ud
Upham and Miller ef New York,
Miller of Jfennaylvama, Bowe and la-
t. t r i - r aa:
or t voiorauo, oaom ui .nneaova,
aueiaoteaover wrangitngauuaiTMuons,
- II -I . J 1! J J!.!.! I
. U D....L .... . . ...;.!!.. I
"M " TwrJ
losing in moral strength, anility ana
statesmanship in that body. On the
other band the Democrat keep up their
moral worth and business eualiacattona
a a i t ti. i
ny tne re-e.ecuon oi sucn aoie ami ex-
perienced genthmen as Morgan. Harris,
Oatland, Butler. Ltmar, Coke and
itansom. All indications point totneijj who marriea a tlaughlorof tbe
early disintegration and decay of tho
"party of great moral ideas. '
It is said, says tbe St, Louis liepubli
can, that Mr. Wiudom was turned out
of the Senate because he is known to be
opposed to repudiation- But hew
could this be in so sound a Republican
State as Minnesota t The fact, howev
er, is, both Wiudom and the debt are
repudiated.
It is said that the committee rooms
of tha United States Senate are now a
place ef almost continual resort by those
who are disposed to tipple. Even New
England Senators are said to indulge
freely. We have to say that a rnajori
tt of the United States Senators are
Republicans.
A project is favored in certain quar
ters to entirely do away the territory
Idaho. The new Novada delegation
Congress want the four northern coun
ties annexed to Washington, and the
rest of tbe territory they want joined
their own State.
CHESS COLUMN,
Gn Jan. 19 we oommnad a regular
chess tournament U comtikt of 10 prob
lem, one to pui.lirb-'! sch week
until tbe tout i 7 ia cinph-ted.
Mr. S. A. DVniy,of J fferson of
fers tha following jnizon for solution of
pt obtains in thin tourney: To any
person solving si of the 1') piaMcmn, s
prize of 100 blank cboe diagram. To
the one solving lht next IsrgT.f. mi at
Iter, 7. blank chas disgraine, and 50 to
the next highest. When to r mom
srn tiwd in the number of solutions,
then tbe prize ill le awsrdeJ to the
one who furnnheM the neatfst and moat
plainly written solutiona. Ail solu
tions must be snot iu within three
weeks from the dab: of tbe paper con
aining the problem, except tbe solution
to problem No. 10 wbich will le re
quired to lie mint iu within two wk
from date of iaaue containing it.
Problems for the tourney will b fur-
niabed by S. A. iJeVaney, Jefferson.
TOtRXfcY rnoni.L'B xo. 7.
White Black
K at Q 7 I at Q B 6
Q at Q 11 7 R at Q 15 7
I at Q 4 Bat K 7
B at K 11 C P at Q B 3
B at K B 7 PatQ7
KtatK Pat K BO
PatK7 PatKB7
White to mate in two moves.
SOLUTION.
Tourney problem No. 3, Js Slater,
A Binding aid Clifton K it k pat tick.
Touiney problem No. 4, Clifton
Kirkpntrick, and August Binding.
Tourntv nroblero No. 5. Dr. J. E
. . -
Kitkpatrick, end Clifton Kitkpatrick.
Jas. S. Your solution to tourney
problem No. 4, not good. Pawn to K
K t 4 under your key would be taken
en jxijuanl end hence would tail to
mste.
DrJ.1L K- Tbe Go-as-yoo-plaa-"
problem taxss the ingenuity of tbe best
ebeasTtsTeorin tne COSBtry. Try aaio.
rxxcaoxAia.
The wife of Arabi did not accompa
ny b.m to Ceylon, but resides at
l'arb.
The widow of the Arctic explorer,
Mrs. De Long, Is expected to receive
a peuaion, as he should.
One of the pamcngcrs an t he trial
trip of Fulton' steamboat. Mrs. Sally
Smith, died not long since at Edgar
town, Mass., aged ninety-two.
The principal of tbe female depert-
fmentof Liberia College, West Africa
is Miaa Jennie E. Davis, who gradua
ted at tbe Boston GiriV High School
ten years ago.
The Minister from Chin to this
country, a very wealthy rajn, gives,
it Is said. $100,000 per year to t:,e
support of the poor of lion Nan. And
yet we cell him a heathe n !
Hundreds of thousands of dollars!
were spent by Oie Bull in his attempt
to colonize large numbers of his
countrymen in this country, ami es
tablish a national school of acting and
rnuic in Bergen, Norway.
Peter Cooper was ninety-two um
the 12th day of this month. He H
still able to attend to business, but the
Infirmities of age have eo increased
that be is rarely to be fou id at his
office in the institute.
Robert Collyer gives sound advice
wfteB nsj my:i .
"Never say that the
t WHS tier than to-dav is : read
Bew UQ(Jorstaod , tho new
idu, ... kM faith in fkaJ
and in mgin and in thfi vicfc0ry of good
..
. . , eXOected by Mr Rlch
Proclor to ,ake an excursion
early in Spring through the American
atmosphere tnd make u hot for u9.
. W0Ql(1 mem if tbi3 astroncmer
waainoro ia th0 of llie comets
than nre other irODQmen.
I
Daniel Webster and John G. Whil-
Uer lrac0 their descent from
Christopher Hussev of Hamuton. N
j flrst minister of that town, the Rev.
jr. Bachelor. The black Bachelor
eye is said to be famous In their part
- oftne country, and we have heard
th1 ,helr wa a gHntof it in the eyes
f ilawthorno and Caleb Cashing
wth the exception of Robespierre,
I Ganibetta Is the ouly Prime Minister
- of t ranee who has died at so early an
age, though Casimlr Perrier was but
five years his senior. As a rule,
French premiers havo boen long
lived. Eight are now living. There
have been fifteen Home Ministers
since 1870, and tbe present is the
121st since the revolution of 1789
Miss Catharine Wolfe's "cottage"
at Newport, R. I., is built of Long-
j meadow brown stone, cut and carved
elaborately ; no wood is seen, copper
and stone taking its place. The
- 1 twelve signs of the zodiac are among
of 1 tho carved decorations of the hall,
in and tbe windows are of stained glass
- I and French plate. Miss Wolfe is
said to be the wealthiest single
wo -
to 1 man In America. She has a superb
1 ool'.eetion of pictures.
MIS BOTE
Frio, F.-.. 20, i 883s
kl. Dmorrtiit :
Thatmometer atanrlftnj Umperof', o
we thought to faun yon a few note, as
onr frozen web h thawed oat r.d
on account thrraof wa aj.Ur.t ln Ht.n.i
thing to 04 ap a reacthm, N aa to i r
gain our former rqnillbtlnin.
Our city court wa flH''1 wjih husi
rt8N during tha first part of lat week.
Tbe reenlfs foi!ostnK' wtre that tlse
city jaU bai th ree ecHpanta f i a fchort
time a hose mu-n we forbear to (--lion,
and two others taring fin.- f r
wanting to light.
Tbe eople of Hcio ao gattrngoit lii
musical air. 7fi-i? Wing tine; ner
organs leceived hrra durii th? last
week,! names of mcheaa'rii : W. H.
Talcott, J. J. Dortis and W. K. K !!;,,
tbe latter purchase, canning qnite a wtw
ration and is one of tha foremost upics
smong tbe news dtaat-mmators of our
town, why not 1
Mr. J. II. Lannuis dVfairted Tom
our city this morning, lur.d for Mc
Mtanville. Mr. II. is able to ! on the streets
tbis evening.
Mr. Cbown, of Portland, U lie Crsa
of K. J. Northrop t Co., ss in Dn
Isst nighL lie is on aa advtriising
tour through tbe rsiley.
Dr. Curl, of Brownsville, formerly o
tbis viciaity, baa beea with us duiing
the st week. Ua reports uorinoA
fair. He bad considerable work while
berr.
Wo are crfediblv informed tbst W.E.
e
Kelly is authorized and will take or
ders for tbe Geo. Woods fc Co. and
Sboninger organs. Aniuaa desiring
such instruments can obtaiu theut at
tbe very lowest prices, sad will do well
to call on him before purchasing of
other parties.
Mr. Roe Curl, brother of Dr. Cnl,
was married to Miss Miller near this
.lce on last Sunday. Tbey have the
beat wishes ef many fiienda.
Mrs. Da ui has been dangerously i'i
f7r SL-trsl days past sxveV bot little
hopes of bar recovery- il eotertaiaed.
A. J. Houston took aa invoicS "fjC
bis entice stock of general merchandise
last week amounting to $1100.
Perbsps a liat of the buaiueas hero
would be of some interest to your tea-i-err.
We have four general maicLau
dise stores, two drag stores, one grocei v
store, three cigar and caaiy shops, two
hotels, three iivtrr atablas, thrte black
smith bhopa, one jeweler y store, one
cun shop, oue boot and ebons, otae
boot aAop, one grist mill, one butcher
! shop, one wagon shop, one assh snd
door factory, one tin aoi hardware
atore, one barber shop, IWo dental
rooms, oaa paint shop, eu.
The Scio Blue Ribbon Club turtt on
Saturday evening this week. We an
ticipate a fine program.
The school is progressing iiuely al
though Prof. Marsh's health is rather
delicate, judging from the namber of
visita to Dr. Martia'a of late. We
fear the worst has not been reached aa
yet.
F. M. 'Dannala was iu town last
night. Sjmo talk of his purchasing
the grist mill, t nimotsaay.
Scio has 1 7 or g&t.s and 3 pianos.
Stta-Ml M
irrLAJt !tcr(r.
Smoke will soon ho at a picmium.
From 2,800,000 cubic feet of smoke
given out by say 1000 cord? of wood,
it is said 12,000 pounds of acetate of
lime, 200 gallons of alcohol and twenty-five
pounds of tar uiy Le obtain,
ed.
Dr. Neuber, at the late Congress of
German Surgeonc, poke highly of
tho antiseptic virtue of peat or black
earth, which is filled into bags made
of loose gauze and laid over wound-.
Tho bags are held in place by banda
ges of the same material. There
seems to be little or no necessity to
change the dressing. All secretions
are rapidly absorbed by the earth or
turf, and the healing proceeds very
rapidly.
E'trly in the Spring the marshes
resound with vocal noises, which
many think are doubtless made by
frogs. These sounds come from the
throats of toads, not frogs. Only the
male tead sings; and when visitors
to the country seat themselves on
door-steps in the plessaut ever.ings
of May and June tc listen to V e
singing ef the frags In a neighboring
mili-poad, they are iu regality listen
ing to the singing of mule tonds. So
r
says Prof. Bickmore.
It is estimated that there re sWe
times a many kinds of laeeete as
there aro rpecies of all other Ihu s
things put together. The ok alone
gives shelter and support to aoO
species of insects, and 200 kind
make their home m pine trees. In
1840, Alexander Von Uumboidt es.i.
mated that the number of specie
preserved in collections was laatween
150,000 and 170,000, but scientific
men now say that there must t
MOtuething like 700,000 species.