Kntored t the Pott Office at Albany, Or
an second-class mail matter,
FRIDAY 8UPTKMHUR 16, 1887
STITB3 & HUTTING.
Hdltar and rreprletsi.
-rkd r. nrrriiu, Leei unr.
A HAH ABOUT TOWN.
The Lord outfit in the Third Ward U a
disgrace to Albany. Their influence is vl
cious on the young of both sexes, Thev are
a ceM pool in our fair communtly. Tlicy
are not needed here. General reputation
should be sufficient to abolish the establish
ment they run. It should at least be regu
lated. O
The M. A. T. was fortunate in being one
of a part of about ten last Friday that made
a box of melons vanish without the dangers
of a midnight raid. Mr Hub Bryant uncer
emonlusly threw down an Immense box of
melons, water and mush, before the County
Oommlssioners and asked them if thev
would allow the bill. The proceeded to
investigate the matter ancf the result was
that every item was allowed. Besides the
County Court, Sheriff Smith, County Clerk
Galbraith, Treasurer Curl, Justice Dorris
and two hunrgy newspaper men were soon
up to their ears In rinds, and all universal
ly endorsed the action of the Court. A vote
of thanks was extended "Huh."
O
If we get electric lights in Albany our
Council will have to pursue a liberal policy.
O
The placing of the citv's sidewalks In a'
passable condition would prove a ten stroke.
O
The Man About Town hears quite a gen
eral demand for stores In the right places.
Several could be rented If in trie central
block.
A Barracks It at.
Laat Saturday evening during a meeting
at the barracks of the Salvation Army Wm
Fails disturbed the peace of those present,
when LouU Meyer, one of the members of
the Army, ordered him to desist. A fight
ensued and Fails was ejected from the build
ing. The next day both were arrested,
Meyer put up $x and Fail put up at the
caliboote. Monday the warrants were with
drawn and another complaint made against
Fails, but there was no warrant served and
he was discharged, Tuesday morning he left
for Salem. Fails has taken a bad start In
life and needs to hold his horse or he will
land where meetings are never disturbed.
Boys who think they are doing a big thing
In disturbing religious meetings either at a
church or the barrack need to have some
one tell them that it is the meanest kind of
hoodlumUm. If they don't belie c in the
Salvation Army men they should leave
them alone. It is little persecuflbns that
build the Army up. If left alone it couldn't
make its salt most of the time. The Dasso
ca at regrets being called on so often to
mention disturbances around the Salvation
Army ; but tlvey seem to be a part of the
program so common are they.
Another Chapter
The Ortgmiam of Friday gives a strange
account of an experience In Mattie Allison's
life that recently occurred, in Portland. A
man catered the house at night where Mrs
Parrtsh, Mattie and a son were residing,
Miss Minnie being with them at the time,
and going to the room of the two young
ladies either attempted to chloroform Mattie
and carry her off or throw vitriol in her
face. Covering her head with the bed
clothes and screaming loudly she frightened
him a war and aroused the household and
neighbors. Two or three saw the man rush
from the house and enter a cab in waiting
for him and drive off. The matter was kept
quiet for two weeks when it leaked out.
Mattie s life is being filled with chapters of
startling events.
The Center of Attraction.
Mr. A. 8. Barnes, the well-known New
York book publisher, was-recently in Albany
on a tour of inspection. Being an investor
in the O. P. that road was one of his objects
in view. While in the State he made the
remark to a gentleman that he considered
Albany the finest inland city in the State
with the best prospects. He believed it
would become the largest city outside of
Port. and Jn Oregon, and expressed his con
fidence in it by purchasing a fine farm near
the city. It is a fact that outside of the
State, as well a in it, Albany is the central
Clnt on which most eyes are resting. If a
did should strike the State it will be one
of the first cities to reap a benefit, one that
will be permanent, because it has the sur
rounding country ,as well as infernal advan
tages, to back it.
Redaction in Fare.
The Oregon Pacific Railroad Co., and the
Oregon Development Co. have made a
sweeping reduction in passenger fares be
tween Albany and Cor vail is and San Fran
cisco taking effect September 15th. First
class fares have been placed at $10.75 and
steerage $6vOO They have also placed on
sale first-class round trip tickets at $19.50
each. The above rates are exceedingly
low, lower than any one expected to see for
manv years yet ; and the fact that the re
duction is not made because of pressure of
any kind is only another indication of the
intention of these companies to give the
people the very cheapest rates possible, and
to fully merit the proud title ot the "Peo
ples Line."
A New Book.
"Five Thousand Gems for the House
hold" is the title of a new book by Mrs M S
Fox, of this city. It teaches how to make
paper flowers, wool flowers, hair flowers,
feather flowers, tinsel flowers, bead work,
oainliner. stamnincr. etc. Besides it has a
knitting department, a crochet department,
a home deoartmet. a cooking and ha Iter's
department and "anything and everything.
Mrs Campbell is canvassing for the book
and we would advise everyone to examine
It. .
"Around the World fa a Chariot of Houg."
We understand Philip Philips, the "Sing
ing Pllgrim,"is on the way with hhv'Chariot
of song," and will halt long enough to give
his new entertainments in our city. Phe
press speak in highest terms of his songs,
which he illustrates while being sung, also
of his "Illuminated Tours Ttound the
World." His pictures are photographs of
the scenes they represcntcolored by London
artists, and shown by the Royal Photo-
Optican and the most powerful lime light.
New Outfit .
J. H. Burkhart has received a large tot of
all kinds of the latest styles of type, also
some of the largest and best wood type in
the State. 1 his with ins large stock ol pa
per he is enabled to do better work and
cheaper tlian can be had in Oregon. He
will print 1000 Letter heads for $3.50, 1000
Note heads, $2.50, 1000 Bill heads, $3, and
other work In the same proportion, all on
good paper, uive him a call.
Cheap for Cash.
Work horse for sale. Inquire st this ofB oe
As a family medicine in ail ordinary drs
eases incuumt to child dife, nothing will be
(mad mote universally adapted to such eases
THOSK OVKkTHAKUE.
Below we give the Railroad Commission's
finding in the case of overcharges between
Tangent and Albany. It fully explain the
situation :
The facts as shown in the evidence be
fore the board are theae : Tangent is seven
miles nearly south of Albany, and has been
for sumo years a point where constderabla
quantities of grain have been heretofore
stored. Last year about 70,000 bushels were
stored at this point. For the first time laat
year the O. P. R. R. began competing with
the east side road of respondent. The rates
from Albany to San Francisco were S4.50
per ton via Portland ; from Albany to San
Fianclsco, via Yaquina was $3 per ton.
Efforts were made to get rates from Tan
gent to Albany so as to get the benefit of
the $3 rate from there to San Francisco.
At first $iS per carload was offered ; then
ii. and finally $14 was offered by respon
dent. These rates were not satisfactory, and
thereupon Mr. George Simpson procured
teams and hauled 15,000 bushels to Albany,
paying therefor $t per ton, when a com
promise was reached, and he was offered
rates by the respondent from Tangent at $3
per ton to San r rancisco via Portland, which
were accepted. In consequence of this state
of affairs, It is shown that less than one-half
the usual amount of grain will be stored at
Tangent this season, the same price being
demanded as last year to transport grain
from Tangent to Albany. Simpson states
that grain can be hauled by teams from
Tangent to Albany at $1 per ton
It Is shown that'respondent Is now ship,
ping wheat from Lebanon to Albany at the
rate of $10 per carload, distance 13 miles,
and from Goltra to Albany, 7 miles, at $3
per carload. Respondent claims that the
charge of $16 per carload from Tangent to
Albany is in accordance with the schedule
of rates of May 22nd, 188s. This is true
when compared with his distance tariff of
that date, but that does not make the rate
reasonable. Respondent himself seems to
haye regarded those rates so obsolete, as on
the and of August, i$86, he issued a tariff
of rates on wheat "when destined beyond
the limits of the state," in which we find the
following rates :
Distance from
Rates in cts.
per 100 lbs
Stations. Portland.
WilUbu
wrg.
skb.
Milwau
Clackamas 10
It w HI be Men from this that for six miles
respondent's rates were 4 cents per 100
pounds, or $3 per carload of ten tons, and
for ten miles it was 6 cents per carload, i
.-ow it may oe ciaitncu mat this was lor
wheat bound out of the state, but the rate is
to Portland, and not to a point out of the
State. At the same date, August and, 1885, (
the respondent issues a schedule of rates on
the Lebanon branch, from which it appears.
as we understand respondent a rule that
grain is charged from Goltra to Albany a
cents per 100 pound, or S3 per carload of
ten tons, and Irom Lebanon, 1 3 miles, c
cents per 100 pounds, of $10 per carload of
ten tons U charged. It must also be noted
that the rates on grain from Tangent to
Portland, 86 miles, are lO cents per too
pounds, or $20 per carload of ten tons on
the respondent's road.
From alt these facts the conclusion Is Ir
resistible that the charge of $16 per carload
of ten tons from Tangent to Albany Is un
reasonable and exorbitant, and that a rate
of $10 per carload would be a reasonable
compensation for such service.
KKAL KsTATK.
Following were .the recorded sales
Linn county during the past week :
Oregon to S Bradshaw,40 acres school
Md.
Geo Darbam. Master, to C L Flint. 640
In
N
ii
US to Henry Ktphsrt, 190.42
psteot
las Ames to John P Donees,! acre
40
Virgil Parker to Walter Parker. 2 lots
H's 2od A I
Wltr Parker to Mary K Parker, time 1
E VY Ungdon to J P W-iUes, 2 lots
Albany 9000
O Af to Sarah L Cooper, 38 7 acres 115
JG Powell to Wm I Mitchell, block
49 I Pa 2nd A 1400
Leyt West to J M Moer,2 lots W A
Albany 700
Wtn liToniier to Geo Son thar land, 2 A
a part lots. Hcie 2250
Harper L Craoor to Kate AUhouse.
100 acres tp 1 1 S R 2 and 3 wast. 2V
Kate Althouss to Harper I. Crsnor,
lots 4 and 5 E Iota, block 7, Al
ban v . including dower, 3500
Marv Beard to J W Neweomo. 1 lot.
Tangent 3
Abramf C Morgan by D S SinithSh'ff,
to OP, 120 acres 126;.20
J K Sorbin aod O P to W V A C R R
Co
Canned IVocercflng-a.
Tuesday, Sept 13th, 1887.
Present All officer and members but
Marshall-
Committee on Ways and Means reported
the insurance of No. 2's Engine house.
A petition from S E Young and others
asking for a sewer aiong Seventh St., from
Broadalbin past Ferry was referred, and on
recommendation of committee, granted,
work to be done in thirty days, surveyor to
survey same at once.
An ordinance granting the right of way
to the W V St C R R Co for a track along
streets in the Third Ward was read twice
and referred.
The ordinance referring to Chinese laun
dries on First street was amended and pass
ed. Also ordinance referring to crosswalks
and sidewalks.
An ordinance regulating the appoint
ment of the police force was passed.
Further time was granted on the ordin
ance regulating the fire limits of the city.
The committee on ordinances was direct
ed to prepare ordinance prohibiting the
leaving of freight cars on switches on the
public streets.
The storing of coal oil on Lyon street
was ordered investigated by the committee
n fire and water.
Adjourned until to-night, when a special
meeting will be held.
A Fanny Incident.
A few days ago an Albany lady saw her
boy, a bright little fellow of five, lying on
his s to mar he on the floor, with a slate be
fore him and a pencil in hand.looking terri
bly wise and screwing his mouth around
into ah imaginable snapes :
Why,Johnny,what are you noing, asked
his mother.
"Oh, I am going to write one of those
startling items for Wallace & Thompson
that come out in the Democrat," said the
boy, "they have a splendid stock of goods,
everything in season and sell so cheap, al
ways taking the lead,that 1 want everyoooy
to know about tt."
Johnny will make a great and wise man
some day.
Much the Largest and Best.
Wm. Fortmiller & Co's furniture store
has been nearly doubled in size, and filled
with a splendid stock of furniture, "chuck"
e
full, twenty-five varieties of chairs and
seventeen styles of bed-room sets, a6 an ex
ample. Besides a fine line of upholstered
goods.
Largest and best stock
In Albany. No doubt of it. 6 or 7 men
are constantly employed in manufacturing
it, and shipments are made to all parts of
the N. W. from
Tacoma to Grant's Pass.
ThU beside a big retail trade.
The buyer is bound to get satisfaction.
UfK new feature Is a machine for trim
ming wall paper pi which they have a large
and splendidly selected stock of the latest
varieties, sold cheap and trimmed free.
Also nice line of window shades.
His Dry Goods.
Tae fall and winter stock of dry goods
received at Mcllwaio's, is a large one, well
selected, embracing all the latest novelties,
and in quantity and of a quality not ear pass
ed hers, Do not bay without saaininiag.
COUNTY COURT.
(J.J. WHltnsv Juila; K.im H Miller, Alas llrarttloii
CommtMlnnsrs)
Continued Bill of E J Daly, arrests In
State cases.
Bill of L H Montanyc, ass't Dist Atty,
$J5, in halicas corpus cast of John Herman,
disallowed.
F M Henllnc granVed license for 5 years
to run a ferry. Rates, 4 horse team, 37H
cents ; 2 horse, 25c , t Itorse vehicle, 20c 1
horseman, 10c ; footman, 10c ; cattle and
loose horses, .sets per head, hogs and sheep,
3 cents per head.
Miles Rainwater resigned as Justice ftthc
Peace for Fox Valley and Henry Lyons
was appointed,
In matter of County poor Green Morris
was let contract at $244 per week for com
ing year.
Matter of building stone road oyer Beuver
Slough eontinucdmntll April term of Court,
1888.
Contract for keeping I Uutchlns let to J
Dottaca at $2.44 per week.
Alteration of road granted as asked by J
B Trask and others. A M Bhelton, T P
Goodman and B II Irvine appointed viewers,
L Senders assessment reduced to $5008.
Warrants were ordered drawn for the fol
lowing :
G W Wheeler, lumber Dist 20 $55.17
Andrews&ilackleman.mdsc Orchards 24.00
IB Fits water, board pauper 18.00
W I Splcer.lumber Dist 18 20.00
C) W Warren.work hitching post 3.25
ICGoodalc, lumber Dist 45 54.22
Stites St Nutting, printing 20. 50
D S 8mlth, Shff's fees 06.51
John Usher, as janitor 14.00
Mrs M E Davls,kecping The Riley . . 8. 50
Tweedale & 1 iopktus,mdsc and work . 22,40
R Glass if Son.aupport Pierr e family 15.00
J R Green, keeping llutchhis 21.60
I R Large, lumber Dist 30 6.JO
R W Moses, 4 bridge signs 300
Henry Sueen,palnting C H roof. . . . 31.50
W E Cut l.salary as Treasurer 83.33
C W Watts, printing brief in D M &
T I Co agt Linn Co 07.00
v'"ii rewuvtr oouy 01 m r jonn
rcogcr
3S.65
10.00
Mrs C Houck.keeping Que Icy 5 weeks
Fees State agt Otto Urldicinont
Fees, preliminary examination traud
L-g 18.75
C L Morris, keeping poor 59 7 5
Koonti A I .ant-.lumber and hardware 5091
Koonta Si Lane, relief Albert Havs. . 10.14
P Cohen, mdse ' . . . 1 5.38
D V 8 Rctd, salary 1 mo 50.00
C01 oner's fees over body unknown man 61 .05
R H Lamson, copy pleading D M Si
T I Co agt Linn Co i3xx
TJ Stitc,avtg teachers examination ac.?o
a a a mm a .
H H Hewitt, teachers examination
18.00
D V 8 Reid, teacher examination . . .
IS Smith, ShfTs fees
9.00
37
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9760
16.50
(iXJD
200.00
Fees State agt John German, et al. .
Iavi Hros, lumber ,
Dark iiron, hardware. .
Train & Whitney, printing
t john a: Mono, buUdiuir brkhre. . .
L H Montanye.Dlst Ally's fees State
agt I sh man 00
W R Bllyeu, Att'ys fees, D M A' T 1
Ittagt l-lnn CO
D 8 Smith, ticket nauncr to S F I7xx
Stewart A' Sot, hardware ti.ot
John Schmeeer, livery 5.00
J J Whitney, County Judge 75-QO
c Miner, uom 10,00
A Brandon, Com 14.80
D S Smith. Sheriff and bailiff 12X
W Young, work on Crabtree and
rhomes Creek bridges 26.00
Trmperaaee Meeting
Arrangements have been made by the
Linn County Prohibitory Atnendment
League for a series of discussions of the
temperance question at the following places
and dates, and by the following named
speakers :
tcbsday, sarr. 20th,'S7, at 2 r M
Charity Grange -T J Wilson.E i Michael.
Uixfe Walton Skmworth, S ti Irvine.
Syracuse -DjC McFarlandJ H Stinc.
WKO.N'KMOAV, HKPT, 2ISt, 'S;. 2 PM.
Peoria C A W 00k y. Peter Hume.
Bel view -T P Goodman, A M Acheon.
Fox Valley -William Cynwjohn CnLom
THURSDAY, SKIT. 22nd, "87, 3 I M.
Jordan---John Osbom, William Cyrus.
Peter Powell' A M Acheson, Frank
Roscoe.
Shedd Peter Hume, C A Woolev.
Harrisbuif, 7:30 p. m.-H P Webb, C B
Montague.
FRIDAY, KIT, 23rd, '87, 7:30 V M.
Scio-D C McFartand, Geo W Glbbeny.
Halsev C A Woolev. E G Michael.
Sweet Home, 2 p. m. George Sutherland,
PA
.Moses.
TURSDAY, SRHT. 27th, tSS7.
Hrownsvillcj 30p. m. Geo W Gibbenv,
B H Irvine, T P Goodman.
Providence, 2 p. m. -Silas Williams, A M
Acheson.
WKDNKNOAY, BPT, 28tll,V7,2 P M.
CrawfordsvilleP A Moses, U H Irvine.T
P Goodman.
Tangent-H P Webb, 8 G Irvine.
Lebanon, 7:30 p. in. TJ Wilson, C E
Wolverton.
Tft'BKDAY,JMCrr. 29th, '87, 2 f M.
Rock, Hill A M Acheson, Jack Adams.
Lake Creek S G Irvine, E G Michael.
Harmony T J Wilson, J 11 Stlne.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30th, '87, 2 PM.
Soda vllle --Geo Southertand, A M Ache
son. Oakville - D C McFarland, S A Dawson.
items Worth Knowing.
The College building Is being pointed for
the first time in about fifteen years.
The "Three Bister" has a limited navl-
gat ion.
Mr Turner' four legged roonler was in
Albany Tuesday.
The burnt child dreads the fire. Several
Albany men declare they will never insure
again.
the price ot wheat docsn t make very
much difference with the price of flour,
Oats are forty cents a bushel.
The Jefferson warehouse only has about
20,000 bushels of wheat in it this year. I.avt
year it had about 50,000 bushels. It buck
ed against the U. f.
As we have repeatedly remarked our
sidewalks need to be fixed. The city needs
a new officer lobe called the "Sidewalk Car
penter."
Yesterday for the first time in history a
train of cars was transferred from the Ore-
on & California Railroad to the Oregon
acific Railroad. The circus did it.
An Albany firm has sold 20,000 pounds
of white lead this year, which indicates that
there has been lots of painting here this
year.
e
As we went to press S H Barrett's circus
was in fall sway, with a big crowd in attend
ance. Masiin Underwear.
I have received my new stock of inu&lin
underwear. These goods are made on a look
tioh machine, and warranted to be fuil size
and length and price reasonable.
.Samuel E. Youno.
e
Messrs roshay At Mason, druggists, are
selling Wisdom s Rubertiue wholesale and
retail, and giving beautiful picture cards with
every bottle. Positively the most perfect and
armless article ot the kind in the market.
Mellwatn's Clothing.
Mcll wain's fail and winter stock of cloth
ing is arriving. It inoiudes the latest styles
and is commanding attention, bee his Chin
chilla coats. Fine stock to select from. All
goods warranted as represented and perfect
tits guaranteed.
Will Bay Bogs.
Highest market price paid for hogs, by
"Jim Westfall," opposite S E Yonng't, Al
bany, Or. Do not sell without calling on
him.
PRK40NAIi AND XMN'IAK
Dr Ilenssl has moved to Brooks Station.
J P Schooling, of lUrrisburg, wm la Al -bany
Satnrday,
Cap! Humphrey retaroed lat Saturday
from Priasyills,
Unas Montsith roturue4 frmn San Fran
cisco last Saturday.
G W Comptoo, of U.ity vtllo paid this of
tios a visit last Monday.
Hou F C Hausard, of Lebanon prsoioot,
was in the city Monday. Called.
Milton Hale returnsd Mondsy from bis
trip east of the Casoadsa,
Miss Mottle Miller is spsnding two or
three weeks in Portland.
Prof Mitchell pounood dowu into the oity
Monday to aeo hi mauy friends.
Mrs Amanda Long, of Newport, is in the
etty visiting relatives and f Heads.
Lawyer Wolverton left on Friday for a
yisit anting relatives in Pelk county.
Mr B F Tablar left Albany 00 Wednesday
for Iowa, and will be goue about two months.
Mrs T J Wilson, of Halssy, left last Tues
day n a visit to her former home in tbe
East
Jadge Mosisr, of Roseburg, was to the city
Ssturday. The DaNooaar acknowledges a
call.
W 0 Staaard, A C Humn and Jehn
Waters, of Brownsville, were iu the oity
Monday.
Hughes Brothers returnd from the moaa
tsios tae first of the week with a load of Use
veuison hams.
Mr Charon, a brother of Mrs Judas Flian,
of this oity, arriyed iu Albany a few days
ago on a visit.
W C Twsedsls left last Mondsy for Den
ver, Cat, as a delegate to the fatal IMm
of Odd Fellows of the United Ststee.
Mis Howsrd, of California, is visiting her
brother, Mr Bsiger, of Harrisburg preotnet.
They had not seen each other for Dearly forty
years.
Jeek Alphine, of K nily, K. 0., has been id
the city several weeks and will leave in a
few days for his home, where he raos a black
smith shop.
Manager Hoag, p and F agent llogue,
Surgeon Rich and Private Secretary Kiplev,
of the 0 P left for San Francisco Uu first of
the week.
Rev H V Romingnr returned from hie auor
mer trip to California on Thursday evening f
last week. Uev Roininiier was st Sen Joan
during the irnmens real estate anet ion thst
drew three thousand people from San Fran -cisco.
Tho excitement wasirreet.
W E Price, well known in this countv.
who lives at Me. I ford is in the eitv this week.
Mn reports tun MjurUh nv 111 S .nthm
Oregon. He says the real estate boom has
rti.hed that l.ehtt. maov CAtifomiana
comiug in to boy the fruit He say
Albany will get it soon.
Mr and Mrs Albert HsfTeaden, f San
li', rl.f iraia, bavt l-.n in the city this
week hsving com he.e froai Kaet Portland
whore they had been to attend the Weddum
of Mr II sffeaden's brother. We noderalsnd
Mr Haffenden has ma-le twenty to thirty
thouaand dollars by fortauete rest estate
speealatioae.
Mtss f.mie MaNeil. wbi hte bssa tenon
ing in ear public schools for tits past year,
ha reigned and will leave on nest Monday
for Liberia. Af.-ica, where aha gee as a
teacher and nitseiwtsry. Forty -nine other
young lathes wilt aoeompsuv her from New
York City, all under the M E Church. Miss
MoNoi will take with her the good wishes
of tho commamty in the great life work she
has mapped oat.
CMWUKNTKVKXT.
The gross value of property
in I'ma-
una county ts 3.505, 29 .
Flour in Pendleton l worth $3 ;0 whole
sale and $4 retail.
Rough lumber U $& per iodo feet at
Sitka, Alaska.
There are over one hundred salmon can
neries on the Northwest Coast.
lane L. won a big race at San Francieco
Thursday of last week. Rest time. 2 :3J.
Several Albany men hive sold ail tlieir
cows but two.
The people of Crook county have raised
$265 to furnish evidence in the wagon road
Tlw Ocean House and Abbey' Hotel, at
Newport, have both closed for the sum
mer. 568 feet front of brick buildings In AU.
ria UiU year. That U a good record. 690
feet la Walla Walla's record.
The ocean, which is apparently level, on
watcldng it from the beach lacks 2j-io
nche per mile of being so.
There are In Crook county 1,126 hoes.
valued at $2,565 ; 223.237 sheep, valued at
$J'A46 ; 20C47? cattle, valued at $ 313.;
1 2.o5 horses, valued al $346,22. .
The MU4dppi river i locr than ll has
Imen in twenty-five years, and only twice
since the records were kept has it had as lit
tle water. The drought on its watershed
has brought it to thU low condition.
WalUburg ironle hired an Eadcrn man
to teach tlteir publk schools, he accepted
and wrote for his family : but his better
half refused to come ; when he went after
her with the same results, and thru he re
igned.
The R. R. Coin, lias recommended tot lie
O. .v C, O. P. and O. R. & N. the follow
ing rates an short hauls 1 Oyer 5 miles and
not exceeding 10 miles, 4 cents per too
pounds or $8 per car. Over 10 miles and
not exceeding 20 miles n cents per i00
poumK or $1 2 per car load. Will the rail
roads open their cars, or continue doing as
they please.
A foot race of one hundred yards was run
last Sunday between James Wright and
liidweil, Wright winning. Hidweli gave
Wright live feet the advantage. Prlnevillc
AVnv. Bid well Is the man who was re
cently beaten in this city by Cameron of
Corvallls. Not .much of a runner for a
professional, .
MllKIMi.
An arrest was made here lat
week
beware of wheat thieves.
S P Brock, formerly of this place, but
now residing 60 miles southeast of lugenc
City, passecl through this place yesterday on
his way to lus mountain ranch. Mr Brock
is well supplied with provisions for winter.
Mr May and Mr Fletcher, of this city,
a m. m . . a r. . . .
lett tor tne Cast last lhursday, accompan
ied by Tone Cannon, of Peoria. Mr May
M going to unto, Mr r (etcher to Masaacho
setts and Mr Cannon to Kentucky.
It was reported in the Shedd items week
before lat that our town boy fohnny Blak
er had turned up missing, lohnnv Is back
again now and we hope he will stay with us
tereatier.
Rev N M Skipworth and family have
eft us and gone to Hubbard, where they
will remain the coming year.
A Sign of Good Tines.
Carter, the jeweler, at the "Stop'' fcign, is
greatly enlarging his store, puttine in sev
eral new show oases, and improving appear-
n mi. ti . . t f l
aocca geuerttuy. ana nrst Ol 100 weeK an
received a large stock of new goods, which
will scon 00 opened to the public. Several
trays of elegant gold pens, Aiken, Lambert
A Co's., a let of new watches, new plush
goods, new chains, new clocks, etc., are
features of his new display which may soon
be seen. Lookout for some novelties. Car
ter proposes to be op with the times.
Dr Hope and a young man by the name of
Peterson, both of Lebauon,got into a dispute
Wednesday about some threshing done by
the latter for tho former, when Peterson
struck Hope on the head, cutting u clean gash
abont two inohos loag. W ounds not danger
ous. A straw stack was set fire in this city
Wednesday evening and an alarm g'.ven, Re
sult, lots of mad people.
Unole George Hughes exhibited to us yes
terday a fino bunch of millet over eight feet
tall.
i '
Speoial term of Circuit Court next week .
Three right of way suitu will be tried,
e
Ed Martin, of Fish Like, is in the city.
Look out for Carter's elephant,
H0XR4ND ABROAD.
State fair week.
Hunt is hunting for fifty teams.
The best harness at E L Thompson's.
Prenoh, ths jeweler, keeps railroad time.
the briok work is nearly done on the Flinn
block.
H Ewcrt, practical watchmaker and jew
eler. Villard Is slowly heaving towards the top
again.
Spectacles to fit old or young at V M
Frsnoh's.
. I your wheat insured ? If not call at
H F
Merrill's,
J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al
bany, Or.
Several hop men'were in ths eity Monday
iter pickers.
Ssveral prominent We I t Ksrgo men were
ia the oity Monday. a
Prodaoe of all kinds taken in xohange a
Shane A Louswsv's.
Wheat insurance st lowest rates, at H P
Merrills, albaoy, Or.
Ho to Shane A L-m sway's for all kinds of
m illinery and fancy goods.
Tbe free delivery system will be mtablish
ed In Tacoma In November.
Seaator Stanford and Col Fred Croeker.of
dsn Prsaoisoo, are ia ths Slate. ,
Shane A Looaway French millin r arrived
in Albaoy ths first of tbe week.
Remember Shane St Laos way are selling
dry goods at very low prices.
Farmers, insure your grain at Merrills
Agency, osll sod get his rates,
Six shaves for a dollar and a oUtau towel to
every customer, st Tboe. Jons.
Rfor yon insure your wheat get rates
from H K Men ill. Albany, Or.
The fare from Albaoy to Salem sod return
this week has bssa only $1.20.
7 OAs cures rheumatism, neuralgia and
toothache. ViMthmy A Mason, Agents.
Razors honed, set and pat ia raVr at
J ones' shaving snd Hair Dressing Parlor.
Aa immense stock of hate, latest to styles,
was received Monday evening by L K Hlain.
K M French, agsut Stuger Manufacturing
Co., opposite Odd Fellows Temple, A I bany, Or.
Tbs tisae est for completing the Oregon
1'acine to Botes City is aboot December, 19.
R P Herbert haa been elected Secretary
and manager of tbe N W Kirs Insurance Co,
Watobe. clocks and jewelry for every
body at K M FrenoYs. Pries lower than
star.
London people have quit gutug to theaters.
It is said there ia not s safs thesis. ia the
city.
Tbs Roseburg R'eirw apeak s ia very 00 m -plimentsry
terms of tbe Rase Hsuse at this
eity.
Dr. M. H. KUie. physieian and surgeon
AH any, Oregon. ,fMt mads ia city or
country,
A Portland boy bad the groflol threshed
with him laat week, for calling snotbsr boy
Jo-Jo.' ' r
AU styles 4 loti an I eSoee snd a Urge
stock of grueehtM is what we carry. Redueld
Si Brownell
Tbs election on tho prohibitory amend -nxjnt
in 'IVuneaaee ooenra on Thursday, Sep
tember J9ih.
A oar load of oats we shipped from A'
bany to Mia Francisco 00 Tuesday, tt cents
was paid for it.
The track has been laid on tbs Oregon
Pacific to the seigbborbl of Kent Batts
beyond this eity.
H B Heeds, the depot agent st Harru
burg, haa resigned and moved t Idaho.
Charles Carey eacossds him,
Ws take ths osio. tbe customer take the
bargains and ths birg im taks ths oaks.
Redfleld A Brow sell.
Ths Dettocsvr acknowledge, tbe receipt
of a ticket to ths Lane county far to be hold
Sept. 21, 3-2, S3 and 24.
Febraey's Celebrated Blood Chanter for
sale at Ileyos St Robsoo'e and U vl Si Bf own
ell's, P J Beltiattt. agent
Are yen going to get voir fall and winter
bat or boo nt at Shan St Looaway 's. Their
an a milhaer is so expert.
I '.vary Mtatomer arid bo a walking sdver
for oar barguut wbea they see our
nwtnsid A Browaett.
Ontf of X II Alien A C 'e pr ae tickete good
lor on a dollar worth ot g eds purchased
at the new Seooad Hand tort.
Last Satnnlav considerable goal feeoing
was burned on ths (arms of Hon Kn oh Hoult
snd H M Rtherte, near llsrrisbnrg.
The adv. i a ths I as t last week of a
farm for sals or to rent was answered by
eight or ten men inside of two days.
A tine line of gent's underwear and furn
ishing goods jost received at Mel wains,
will In a. 1 1 at priest that defy oompotttoa
I). T. Wymau, solioitingagent for the State
insurance Co., for Lino Co.. rami leroe Second
between Lyon and Baker Streets, Albany, Or.
Sam Jonee eaye that when he finishes
Ttfansasee be will come to Oregoa if be has
any breath left, and ho will make things live
Uev U W Camero'. is now located at Mon-
tssaoo, W. T , snd ILv Jaac Dillon at
Lapex Island and San Juan, bo in formely of
Albany.
A darkey boot black with both hgt off
and a stove pips bat, was in Albany the first
of the weak. He oust himself ' Stylish
Charlis."
The reaidenoe of Mr M Mot s near Tau
cent, was entirely o msumed he fire laat
wees. A asicctivo njc was ins cause. 30
. .j an w
instiranoe.
Another shipment ot Udi.-s Hoe sbeis in all
widths and suns just in this week. Custom
ers remark what peHect beauties. RaJHeld
St Brownell.
Mrs Iatbrop, Preiidont of the Michigan
W C T U w.ll speak in Albany on taa neud
iaa amendment on October 22od. This will
be a treat.
Mrs I. A McConoell has the thsuks of this
for a basket of the finest Bartlett pears
Ws have seen this season, 1 hey are luscious
Yam, yam.
Ths time table os she O.-agoa Paeine haa
bssa changed so that trains now leave Al
bany at LOO o clock, p in , 15 minutes earlier
tlisu formerly.
Last Sunday while ridin near Knox's
Butte, Mr W a Scott met with a runaway
. ... JC .. .
experience, being thrown oat snd consider
ably bruised op.
Tbe law firm pf Weatherford A Blackburn
of this city, has bssa dissolved, Mr Black
barn moving into ths ofn.w in O F Hall oue
doo south of tho firm's offtoo.
Should you dostro to sell your property
call on Burkhart A Keeuey aa they advtrtise
property placed iu theii hands, and charge
uothiug unless they effect a sale.
Krause St Klein, of Salem, have leased one
of tbe stores ia the Fliun block, aud will es
tablish a boot and ehes store here on ths
completion of .the building.
Mr George Strong, who has been in ths
frocery business for mauy years transferred
is stock to creditors last week. Mr Strong
did not believe in printer's ink.
1800 pounds of bams snd shoulders ware
.brought from Stay ton to this city last Fri
day, lhey were put up by Hobson S Shaw,
who cured about four toua last fall,
A Chicago man offers to build a $700,000
hotel in Portland if a bonus of $250,000 is
given him. Some of these bonus men are "no
bonus, to use a hogdatin expression.
The warehouses along the lias of the Ore
gon Pacific are reported fall. The one at
Munkers under charge of Clay Marshall has
had to be enlarged to meet the demands.
Thirty hands, all told, are employed in the
Salem Evaporator factory, mostly girls.
They receive 5 cents a bushel for paring ap
pies. Two girls pare about forty bushels
On Tuesday Mr Allen Moessenger, of
Glen Rock, Penn, sold four lots in the Third
W aril to the WV4CRK Co., for 812o0
Mr Moessenger paid $1000 for these lots last
April.
Last Tuesday Mr W Kirk Price sold to Mr
A S Barnes, the New York book publisher,
17 acres of land about a mtle from this city,
for $ 2075 Mr liames will boy other prop
erty also,
A. B. Mcll warn has the largest and finest
stock of carpets in Albany, new goods of the
latest designs, a splendid stock to get a car
pet from. old at rsM&rxablv low prices
1 W4 heavy work lories for sale cheap.
loquireof CrotvHi & Allen, the draymen. Q
I'rof Kittridge, of Corvallis, wm arrested
last Monday for whipping a pupil named
Hemphill, sod seqaittsd. Young Hemphill
wan arrested for asaulton Kittridge sad
Tiiied $5 and its.
Divine srvioe will he held In St Peters
Kpisoopal Church next Sunday, Sept 18th.
morning and svening, All srs invited to at
tend, Kvenlng service will be held in ths
church Friday evening.
Clarence Oaylord, ones a devil on tbs
DtiMorK at, is purchasing ageat for Coatrse
tor O W Hunt, with headquarters near the
Hed Crown Mills, at this eity, MrO. is Mr
Hunt's brother do law.
Oakville people hays been greatly afflicted
by toe depredations of a wheat thief, who
has been helping himself to five to too sacks
of wheat at a timo ont of tbe warehouses of
different farmers, f
Thesn is a much larger demaod for canoed
foods in Oregon than the factories can meet,
'his ie an industry thst mast be greatly in
creased. Why should not Albany taks a
a hand in it extensively.
Shane St Lonsway's new French milliner is
one of the pest in the State, snd wbea you
get s hat sr bonnet mads by her yen got one
thst is tssty od in styls, Albsoy ladies
should call early and leave orders.
Take Ayer's Pills and 1m eared. Misery
it a mild word to describe tbs sufferings of
body and mini, caused by habitual constips
tiao. A moderate nse of Ayer's Pills will in
variably regulate, the bowels.
Tbs young ladies of the Congregational
society will give a Donkey social snd sapper
Friday evening, Sept 23rd. Every elWt will
bo made to mske it sgrsnd success. Further
particulars will be given later.
Albany mou who do oot advtrtise in the
Dkmoomat, which reaches most of tbe people
of the city as well as those of tho county gen
erally, have a 'tro'fexampie of what is liable I
A. A-It 1 . it, .Ll .
w ioiiow, inareoeot lauure in snia eivj,
A partnership bat bssa formed in tbs drug
boxineee in this eity between Mr F. W Lang
don and Mr Use L Blaekmao, who will con
tinue the business at Mr Lsngdon's old and
popular plsoe. Ths firm is a stoag oae.
Last Monday Lee Kendall was arreeted st
Halsey for stealing twenty bushels of wbest
from Edward K ay ton snd tried bsfors a Jary,
Assistant District Attorney Mootsnys con
ducting the prosecution. Kendal! was foand
"oot gailty
Under a Itte law passed by tbs (Jrsod
l.odgs of Oregon, I. O. O. r sathortsiag tbe
merging of two or more lodges Into one when
they so desire, Aooiveresry l.odg. No. 13,
ot Salem haa been mVrged inteB '1 emeketa,
No. 1 of thst city.
Ths Albany Collegiate Institute opened
last Monday with a good attendance, most
of the old stod-nt return irg with several
asw ones. Mrs 0) 8 Pollock has char je of ths
primary department, sod is well spoken of as
It looks very much a if s couple doctor a
a I bought oat the Portland papers. We
wouldn't mind selling on the same system
for tea oats a line. A newspaper like every
body else kas to make hay waite tbs son
shine.
A splendid line of a-roaeriee ad crockery
ware at Conn Brothrre, also everything freeh
to farm prodaoe. Tbe best brands of cigars
snd tobaccos. Good gooda at bottom price-.
hat ia their role. Call on them for your
groceries.
From Mr L B Luper, Secretary 6f tbs
aogant Braae Band we learn that Prof J A
Sibbetta. of Portland, formerly of Shedd ha
bssa engaged by thai baud as teacher sad
ladr for the term of one year, to c ommsoce
tbe 26th of the present month.
Mhaoe Si Lmwy' n stock of (foods are
H'f, and it 1 a lareao l well ISlSOISSl os-(
Ailing their counter. A oner tins of dry
goods is rare'y found. Of ooorsssoo will call
an 1 e tnsoj. which meant that yoa will
boy. No trouble to ebow goods.
I .set rVtday at Hepoar.Joo .Norman-! n waa
shot and killed by Bruce Lobinsoa. The forn.
s intoxicated snd it ia thought jutitiri
Be'nnsoa in shooting him. Kobinaou was a
or mer resident o( llarrttbur. wbr hi ha
esraral relative residing.
A Normal Business Collet ha jutt been
nod ia Walla Walls, W T . with sever si
important features attached to It Prof J P
Mubbietield. recently of IxrOau o, i tsashsf
of peaotauship, and be has ao?.e'od with
hi 11 two ) ouug men of experieoap.
Mr m diTi-isTT pseSarl Tuwa.tay avieaw
by the Common Council after January !-,
188S, all wash bouses and laundries a-e to
excludt-d from First street, ietsrnsn Wash
iojftnaod Baker etreet. There are two es
tablishment toat will have to move.
Canker humors of svery description.
whether in tbe mouth, thiost, or stomach,
are x pelted from the system by tbs ue of
A vera Saraaparilla. No otUer rem.lv m
a . a . a a m a a n '
compare wttn this, as a cure tor an aiea
originating in impure or impreritbs I bio . I
The attendanc at tbe Stats fair ha been
a a e a
Kl. Uo l oecday none meo nan a surprise,
ths trotting race, Blsokwood, who sidd
lowest ia tbs pools, won ths raos with much
One man made $1530. Tom Daly won
tbe runnui.- n 0 on Monday au I Tuesday.
Tbe Portland Mercury shows how tke Na
bobs of that ct'.y are dodging just taxes by
all manner of tncksthousan-ls of dollar
going untaxed. Men worth hundreds of thou-
t omy pay taxes 00 a tew thousand doi-
lars. After sit it u trie poor man who pajs
the taxes.
Report comae to us that Mr McUhee, who
keeps the Hweet Home toll gate, snd Mr Mo-
ma. - . 1 aa a a a
Kin non, who lives oa we ton road, nau a
difficulty tbs other day. when MoKinnoo
struck McOkee with the butt of s whip, cut
ting one ear aearty off. Mr Motlheo was ia
Alianv ycsUirday for the purpose of getting
oot a warrant for MoKinnon's srrsat.
In accordance with the recommendation
of the R R Commission rates oa the 0 St C
havs bssa redacted by order of the S I as fol
lows : "From live miles and oot exoeedtag
ten miles 00 oar lead lots, foar cents per 100
pounds, or $$ s car ; over tan miles sad not
exceeding twenty miles, six cants per 103
pounds, or 1 1 '2 per car load. '
We can not bo toi ctrafol, whrn exposed
to malarious or raiasmati-: puion, to guard
the system at every point against the ap
proach so danger 1 a f w. A d-e of Krose'a
Hamhuri' lta. Ukeu at interval ot tao or
three wuek. or ofteour, will ward oil thi iu
sidioas foe, aud keep tta system in ths best
possible ondittni to resit', i's future ap
proaches.
Last Tueidiy Cauulo ii .auolo, stone
masons, of Portland, began work on the
foun-latbn of the Young Block. The block
will hsvo a froiiU of 47 feet 10 inches sad
snli be 100 rest deep. 1 nere wm he an
eleven foot -ntranco in front, U a ling to each
side ot the striv, alo ig the middle of which
will run a ro of Iron pots. lo the rear on
Broadalbin street will be an outrano into
the grocery and oroskery depatt ne it. Tne
lowr ssory will be 15 ft high and the up
psr one L'l feet. T ie plan iu toe hand. of
the masons show a hoe Iookiu oioox, p. am
in structure but c-jiivoleto in details. .
Stewart A Sm's advertisement in nuother
column speaks for itself. This firm has one of
the mo4t 0 nnplota stocks 01 hardware, as
well as paints, oils, seeds, etc, to be Mima
in the V alley. Investigate each item and call
for the goods. They have them aud mauy
classes not mentioned. It is a Ing advantage
to havo a big stock to select from, and ts aiso
an item when you oome to settle your bill,
because it 1 leas on acoouut. ot it. Always
reliable aud accommodating, it is a pleasure
or tho Demosr.vt to refer its readers to this
ive tit-in for anything m their line.
On last Saturday evening at the residence
of Mr Sarauol Conn, a reception was tendered
Rev and Mrs Webb, 00 their return from the
Confereooa at Portland, as a good will oner-
ina for their being located here for another
.... ... ,1 A,. - ...
year, autt their tnirayear, jaesiues me mem
bers ef tne O.iureh were many friend from
outside who appreciate Uev Webb s worth as
a pastoi and man. Alter the sproauiugoi a
Iunub, highly enjoyed, Rev Irvine, of the U
P Chuioh delivered an a-Mrc of welcome
to Uev an I Mr Webhou behalf of the mem
bers snd friend, and Rey Rominger offered
praytr.
Mrs Skeltoo. a mctnoer of the National W,
C. T. U., lectured in tho Opera House in this
citv Moudav tivetiiug to a full house, oa
prohibition. Mrs Skelton, though speaking
in a somewhat broken lanauage. being a ua
tive born German, is an interesting talker
and Dreaeuts many pointed facta. She has
addressed (Jerinai audiences in different parts
of the State with good effect. It is the 10 ten
tion of the Albany league to bold meeting!
Monday evenings of each week. A goot
speaker will be oa haad ou next Moada;
Stewart
DKALKKH IN-
HARDWARE,
Iron, Steel, Goal and Chain.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
WAGONS AND BUDGIES,
WAGON MATERIAL,
MECHANICS TOOLS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
ROPE AND C3RDACE,
SILVER STEEL
STEWART & SOX.
PINK.
Dr C R Holt, of Colfax, W. T is vUittoiT
his parents in thU locality. I (expects to
return home next week.
Mrs Phillip Rlt.. of Walla Walla, has re
cently been vlalting her ider, Mr BR
I loll.
Mr Fletcher and family returtieii from a
vlalt to his father near Boston, las" Tuesday.
Ella Thomnson returned laome on Thurs
day from a visit to friends at Eugene City
J B ilavworth had a lively runaway one
day last week causing him a numlicr of
bruitct from tbe eflect ot whirl t he still
carrica hi arm in a sling.
W J Bram well, of Colfax I standing a
few weeks In this vicinity In hopes of bene
fitting his health. lie to the gocst of his
slater Mr AUiugliam.
Mrs MAE Smith w!toe !oue was
burned about ten days ago is having consid
erable difficulty in getting the Insurance.
Tbe company only offer her $740.00 of the
$1 500 tor which the bou-c and furniture
were insured.
A daughter of Rev I P Allison is visit
ing him at present froia Eastern Oregim.
Mr Allison is preparing to move to a farm
near Muddy Station.
The IJorcas Society met at Mrs Getchells
one day last week.
Mr and Mrs Nolan, residents of this local
ity, were unfortunate, etc , enough to lose
their babe by death one day bast week The
child had been ailing for many month.
Mr Nolan lias returned to hi urveying
contract at t'matllla.
D W Allingham, wife and daughters
were visiting relatives near here last Sun
day. They were on their waj home to
Camp Pols.
Messra. Fletcher and Wilcox have renteS
the farm now occupied by Allingham Bros ,
who, in turn, have rented S G Thompson's
farm ami will take poeion the 1st of next
month.
Judge R S Bean, of Eugene City was In
this vicinity on business one day last week
Mr Jones is busily engaged in building
his new house.
item uiram Simhi h i occn umaing a
new straw hed. Fortv bv hIv.Iv feet are llic
dimension,. -
I lop picking began veterdav. I land are
rather plenty, Mr Purdy having engagetl
mors than he can accommodate with work
Mr Ooidron and family started to Silver
ton this morning on a visit to his parents.
Suppose they will take in the bta'e I-air.
For Sale or Beet.
Farm of 106 acres six
miie eat of Al
cows and calves, I
ban v. Aio 4 horses, 2
binder, I wagon . 3 plows, 2 sets harness.
i
buggy and. harness household furniture,
etc.
Call at tarm prior to met. icth.
W. W. Crcwder.
Thrifty people will appreciate our v. lass
and prices.
RaoriSuD V Buo vsui,
BORN.
RHOAUES. On Monday, Sept.iuh, 157,
In this citv, to the wife of Thos Rhoades
bo v.
MAHKiED.
OCO N N ER SCH U BE RT On Satur-
day evening, September 10th, 18S7, at the
residence of Mr Fred Mueller, by Rev S
E Davis, Mr Edward O'Connkr ani
Miss Emma Sciu-dkrt, both of Albany.
Mr O'Conner is one of the owners of the
Willamette Packing Co., of this citv and Is
also one of the surveying party on the O.
P. while the bride is well known as Al
bany's most enterprising milliner for sev
eral years. 1 he Democrat, as well as
many friends, extends the happy couple its
congratulations.
1 1 AFFEN DEN DECLARK. Tuesday,
Sept. 13th, 1887, in East Portland, Mr.
Charles Haffenden, of Portland, once
a resident of this ity.and Miss D sClark,
of the former place", were uniteti in mar
riage, and
On the same day, passed through Al
Ivanv for the Bay, on their wedding, tour.
Mr llaffenden is now engaged In a large
grocery store as clerk.
ROBE RTS MAR KS Wednesda v.Sept
14th, 1SS7, at thrf-tdae nlltr Tas
Murks, Center Precint, Mr Edward C.
Roberts, of Shedd Precinct, nnd Mis
Liz iK Marks, the accomplished daugh
ter of Mr Marks, and niece of the Ulam
brothers of this city, were united in mar
riage, Kev Mcvjibney, of Lebanon, rer-
forming the ceremony.
The Democrat unites with mar v friends
In extending this worthy young couple Us
congratulations.
LUDKRM AN WALLACE. Earls last
Wednesday mornina Mr Ckoku 5 Lvder
51 aw and Mrss (Jkoeoia WAH.A('8,both of
this city, were united in marriage at tbe
residence of Mr. Carl Luderniau, Rev. E.
R. Pritohard ofboiatinf. The happy cou
ple left on the morning train for t.he State
fair. Ths Democrat extends co igrstttla
tious.
MED.
THOMPSONOn Sabbath. Sept. nth,
i887,ln this city, of cholera morbus, Ione,
daughter of Rufus Thompson, aged 6
months.
CR0SSEN & ALLEN,
' -av.
PEOPBIETOBS'
Albany Truck and Dray Co., No, 1.
Gooda handled with care and dispatch.
Estray Notice,
Dan pony, 5 years old, black str pe onn
back, black rosne snd tail, horse shoe brand
on riaht hio. new shoes ail round. jostnear
Halsey, Any oae finding same WM confer
& f.vnt lav nrricinff ma at (JekVlilO Iff
& Sox,
BARBED WIRE,
BLACKSMITH'S SUPPLIES,
POWDER AND SHOT.
BLASTING ANO CIANT POWDER,
PAINTS AND OILS,
CARBEN AND CRASS SEEDS.
Out Saws,
The People's Cash Store.
SOBER THOUGHTS FOR
REASONING MEN ANO
THINNING LADIES.
Ilftl Qaesti-nna.-Wbere la Al
bany 1 the fcoal plane to boy sen la for
oasL? Echo has loe answered 'Where.'
Bat
SHANE& LONSWAY
Have at
laat aa we wared
sound,
with a certain
They bare romovsd their Luaiasns
to
tbe store forun rly oceupie-i by Fax,
A '.)., wbars they earry a msnasnctb
stock of
Dry and Fancy Boods, FarnisMng
003118, Millinery, Boots and '
Shoes, Oleaks, Ste.
w don't propone to wiite an inann'ot
adverilsment qaotlojr prioo of gooda to
mis! sad tbe public We wil give yoa
prionsnt oar counters thst will be, tossy
the least, start! log. Wo don't intend to
sell you Cabot brio a coat as a bait, and
cheat on something not so ft miliar. We
anil to all alike and mark all goods in
pi. a far viot'Bus. Wo have bnt oxe Psion,
a-id that the lowest. Most ruercbanta
have '"IS." I Rock" i.rc w, but ws b.ve got
ours in "under, lbs bod rck," an J new
our customar want to know what wo am
rei'iagon, ?bat qutstton la a niotxa n
toQiotie It is tho first disover of tLat
ragion. Wo way n t auecooJ on oar
SHADE 9F PROFIT
plan, but we swing out
H- pa, taking for motto
ou Faith snd
EXCELSIOR
Remember we make a
epecislty of tit.f
imported
Velvets,
Plushes,
Silks,
Our great stock nf Domjidlo Good will
save many dollar to sensible bouse ki p
ers who wUt trad ssclu.ioly with oa
Table LinensJapkinsJowalshBst-
ings, Muslins, Binghams, iway
Down. Flannels and
Blankets
at M Prices. Ho
siery for tiio Million. Ribbon
and Lacs Separtments Overstocked,
Our Millinery Department embraces
very novelty invented by Dame Fashion,
with Miss Fountain, at its head a San
Francieco art int. If yon Bend milfiEory
go to tbe Fountain Head" lor it.
Wo have been driven Into tbe Boot and
Shoe business by ths Importunities our
easterners and again bring our long 03
perieu.ee in that branch of business into
activity rgsln.
We are gu)t t.v tha Wnnamaksr
Clothing House of Phiiadlephia. Ws sell
all goods for adi or produoe.
)mrt Go in bvht
t
We will pay yon TO
your wheat on trade,
cents a bushel for
SHINE & LONSWAY,
Ore
I
tana ITrssu s Jfiaaiourg Tea.
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