FRIDAY MARCH 7, IPSO
8TrrE3NUTTISa.
KilUr an lrirlrlaru
LOCAL. UNCORD
A Little War. Tle Albany Pkmocrat
recently gave expression to it hoje by
pttyinjjt that there waa a prolmbility of "i
little war" in thin county over the matter
of bridges, consequent uion the desire of
Jefferson to have one built across the
Kntiatn.
No hope In it. dimply a fact from in
dication!!. It la nafo to any Marion coun
ty cannot build a brUlvro at Falem and
Jefferson the iiiine year, hence the situa
tion. The 1kmwb at in certainly in favor
of a bridge at Jefferson and everywhere
clue where needed. We undent that our
County Court order one there, and give
a chance to see whether that county will
come to time, which it has only done in
talk no far. The Jefferson Review mv!
"The tticking point in w ith the l.inn
county court, with her "comparatively
small kiva," and it she will come up and
do the fair thing by Syracuse precinct
there will I a bridge serous the Santiam,
al Jefferson, before January Int. 1W1.
There in no doubt hut w hat Allxuiy would
be a large gainer by the bridge here,more
ao than Salctn, from the fact that Attatny
U hut nine miles away, and Salem eigh
teen." Probably Dkskrtkd. A eculiar cane
la re portal to the Dkmothat ; hut a it in
only one aide, we give no name. A tew
month ago a couple were married in
Portland, and recently came to Alltany,
putting up at a hotel. I-ant Tuesday the
man left suddenly, without saving any
thing to hi wife, and she think he ha
deserted her. At leant she ia here vn
n ileus. A kindhearted Alltany woman
haa given her a home for the time tieing,
and she needs one, for ahe ia not in a
condition to work much. She an id ahe
would have drowned herself if she had
not been taken in by some one. The cane
ia a sad one, and the present aspect is
certainly against the husband.
As Octooksarkan. Mr. Joseph Sage,
an old pioneer of Linn county.died at his
home, in this city.on Kunday.March 2nd,
l), from the effects of a rupture. He
was born In Baden, Germany, on St Pa
trick's day, March 17th, 1S00, and would
have been 81 years of age in a few days.
He came to America in 1830 and to Ore
gon in 1S52, residing in Albany and
lirownsville at alternate periods, where he
accumulated a good property. He was a
man respected through thecounty.where
his face was familiar for thirty-eight
rears. Mr. Sage was the father of Mrs.
I'bas. Kiefer, of this city.
Poor Gboorapiit. A man just from
Dakota wrs standing at the front door of
an Albany store, looking at the placid
waters of the Willamette as it flowed to
wards the great Pacific.
"That is the Missouri river, isn't it?"
he remarked in dead earnest to the mer
chant. ;No," said the" merchant, "that is the
Mississippi," and the man left actually
believing that to be a fact Some of the
readers of the Democrat w ill lielieve he
was joking, like the merchant, hut we
re assured that he was serious in his re
marks. A Good Bkoixxiso. The first two
, months of 18110 show a good record in real
estate sales in Linn county, considering
the fact that blockades and storms have
prevailed. Onr record is as following, a
taken from the books in the Recorder'
office :
January $230,811
February 70,101
$21)0,912
For the first two months of 1SH9 the
total sales were $170,l'", which shows a
flattering increase. The large record of
I USD it is safe to predict will be doubled.
A Remabkablb Ixcioevt. The other
day a lady stepped into an office down
town and called after her a bootblack
who stood on the corner, says a Portland
paper. In the office she took a chair,
the bootblack pulled down bis kit and
the lady put out her pretty foot on the
box. ami the boy oroceeded to "shine
'em no" in the most aoproved style. She
paiu mm ana ne goi up sinning,
Anacortkk, People have ln-on won
tiering where Anncortea ia anyway, titxl
what there is in all this talk in the
papers about this new .Iwoming city on
the Sound that is attracting so much at
tention, and where real estate sales were
so unprecedented. Mr. C Smidt, the
well known Ynqulna Pay man, arrived
tn AUmny direct from that place. A
Dkmovrat man seeing him, cried,
"Hello, Smi.lt, where from?"
"Anacortes."
As that place 1ms only lieen in exist'
once, about a month it was a rare treat to
see a twin who had wen at that city and
the Dkmocrat man fiercely attacked
Smidt for in (on tint ion. Anncortcs lies
on an inland at the lnnd of the Sound,
towards the Pacific, and Smidt snvs will
Ik the junction of the Canadian Pucllie,
Uuion l'acttlc and Southern Pacific rail
roads, Itcnides possessing many other ad
vantages. There were t went v-tlve hun
dred people there when ho lclt. House
of all kinds were Wing erected, as many
as fifty Mug started in a day, besides a
large number of business houses. Three
hotels were up already, one nearly as
Urge as the Revert, anil a $70,IHH house
wart to 1h erected at once. Business
lots sold for $:l,0iH and 1,000 and resi
dence lots for :!o0 to HHK. I.ota for
business rented for ;l a front foot, rent
ers putting up cheap structures of all
kinds for temporary use. It Is one of the
greatest I mm mis of the Northwest and
Smidt, who Uaight some lots there, of
course, is interested in helping it along;
but the facts he gives are probably about
as they exist there. This is an "era of
IsHims, but Anacortes seems to lead them
all just now.
Fivb Woclu-Br Tr ami. Five well
known Alltany lxys, concluded after due
consultation and many meetings that it
would he a tine thing to 1 tramps, and,
stealing rides on the cars, travel over this
glorious country and live on the fat of the
'and, without l.iW, prolwhly contem
plating Ix-ing at Chicago during the
World's fair. It was a scheme of Im
mense magnitude, and it took nerve to
put It into o-H'ration. Not many of our
citizens have the courage to deliUrately
give up a res ect able, peaceful life for the
degrading one of traudoni ; but these
five fifteen-year-old youths concluded it
would lie a tine thing. They set last
Monday as the starting lime, and of course
the depot as the tryntiug place. Just as
the 8 :05 train was preparing to leave thev
stole noiselessly w ith their tickets on to
the blind luggage. As the train rattled
along and the danger of the situation ap
peared the enterprise Itcgan to lose its
poetry. At Junction they were discover
ed by the brakemen and 'met the regular
fate of tramps. They were dislodged.
After spending the night in tramp style
they boarded the blind twggage on this
morning's train and arrived in the city
without Itcing discovered, part at least
well satisfied with their experience as
tramps. .
Vys. of all professions', don't study for
trampdom. lie a real estate man, a life
insurance agent. a look canvasser.or even
an editor, but don't he a tramp; it is the
depths of degmhition.
Ax Old Horsr. The following from
the Ochoco Review w ill l of great inter
est to old residents here, particularly
horsemen : "Bellinger," Crook county's
best known and most noted horse, is dead.
He died at T II lilaxe's stables in this
town on February 22. Foaled July 4,
18oo, be was twenty-four years old. He
was sired by "Firing Bill."I.lnn county's
fastest 100O-van I liorse ; his dam was Jim
Elliott's "TclUgraph," also a runner of
aonsideraVile note in Linn county. He
was a Lummax or Pointer, and is a 1 moot
the last of that fleet footed tve of horses
that Oregon's pioneers loved so well, lie
was brought to this county by I'liele
Dave Prine in 1K71 or lK72,and since that
time there has been but few races in this
county where one of the contestants was
not a "Bellinger," and equally as few
where the "Bellinger" was not an easy
rictor.
Not So. Last week a correspondent,
writing from Lyons, gave an account of
the experience of (i B Fort and C II
Griggs in getting out from the mountains
through the deep snow. Mr Fort has
been in the city and informed the Demo
crat that the statement in the account
about the provisions giving out was in
correct, their tolmcco only giving out, and
ne consented to go on account ol his com-
r 'anion. Had he been alone he could
lave made the trip in two davs or less,
ou i unggs wing younger ana not so
He
'shined" a lady
of one of the
him and he
aid that lie had never
before and never beard
gang who had.
Tub Record Beatex. The HillsWo
Independent says : Addie Braly tells a
tale that astonishes every listener. He
baa a Jersey heifer that will be two year"
old on the 4th of April next. She lias
brought forth two calves. The first was
born when the mother was one year and
two days old. Tho other was born last
Wednesday. In less than three years
Ma band has been increased iv nve by
the mother of the heifer and her off
spring. Can anyone beat it ?
It ib no longer a secret that Hon W K
Price will accent the Democratic nomina
tion for sheriff if it is tendered him. The
"Record" reports that Dave Miller of
Medford would not be averse to that kind
of political lightning striking him. Eith
er gentleman would make a strong race
and an excellent officer. Jacksonville
Times.
A great many Linn county men would
second the nomination of Mr Price, an
old and reliable resident here. He would
fl 11 the office of Sheriff of Jackson county
with ability.
Never 8c Them. John Cyr brought
nit in Astoria against Alex, obis to re"
coyer $178.21 due on a promissory note'
The defendant, who kept a saloon, put
in a counter claim for whisky sold and
borrowed money. The jury gave de
fendant, the saloon man, a verdict of
$173.95 in excess of the note. The moral
is plain. Never sue a saloon keeper.
Tag Wheat. "How's the wheat?'
tald, a Democrat man to a well known
farmer.
"The wheat is all right."
"Didn't freeze out?"
"No : wasn't injured at all. Looks fine."
"In low places, too?"
"Well, that is injured some."
And this ia about the situation of affairs.
As Assay Outfit. The Albany Mining
and Milling Co. and the Gold Hill Min
ing Co. have just received a complete as-
Bayers outfit, which they have set up in
their office in the Strahan Block. Mr
Genard. an expert miner and sHsayest
has charge of it and will make a series of
assays on rock received from the two
companies' mines, lne ouuook ior some
thing rich is now exceedingly bright.
A New Kd. The manufacture of
butter from the milk of cocoanuts is be
ing carried on extensively in Germany.
The product is said to be pleasant to the
taste and smell, of a clear, whitish color,
singularly free from acids, easily digesti
ble, and much. Detter and healthier than
oleomargarine or poor butter. We are
satisfied with the Oregon product. Call
on Conn Brothers for good butter, good
. groceries and fresh produce. They keep
.the best.
At Lebakok. The arrest of a man
named Brown at Lebanon Saturday was
the cause of some excitement in that
city. It is reported that Recorder Peter
son imposed the fine with so much suavity
the fellow thought a favor was being done
him.
Was a Success. The I 0 O F social
Saturday evening was one of the best of
the season. Everything enjoyable was
done, and a very entertaining program
was presented.
Os the Riveb. It is thought the locks
at Oregon City will be open Thursday.
The Hoxg will probably be the first boat
through. The Bently is at Corvallis and
the Mudoc if towing logs down the Luck'
jaiinle to Fiih-m.
hardy it took much longer. The expe
rience was really a rough one. Fort's
leei "were lrozen ; hat there was no
thought of amputation asstated.and they
are now nearly well.
Seattle. In another column will le
found a well written ad. on Wassom's
addition to Seattle, a fine property in
that growing city. The owners are Mr
Jonathan Wassom, of Lebanon, W W
Beck, of Seattle, Rev J R Kirkpatrick, of
Lebanon, and Miss Sarah Alt house, of Al
hany. The whole addition consists of
30 acres, cut up into lots T.Oxt20. which
will lie sold for $200 to $1000 according to
location.some tieing desirable as business
hs-fttiong, already several business houses
a1 joining it. Property in its location is
increasing rapidly in price, and this it is
safely predicted will double in value in
W days.
Wkerkas. Under the present law the
publication of an itemized account of the
expenses of this connty cannot be pub
lished much twlow what would be requir
ed to publish one each vear and mail a
copy to each taxpayer. Therefore.
Resolved, That we favor a change in the
present law so as to make it the duty of
the county commissioners to publish
monthly an itemized account of the ex
pen sea of the county at the close of each
month and mail to each taxpayer of the
county,
The alsve are resolutions passed by the
Marion county grange. Onr grange friends
are generally supposed to lie economical ;
but they couldn't have considered the
cost very much when they proposed the
above. A long printed notice to 2000 tax
payers, twelve times a year, would be
several times what it costs now in the
newspapers. The projter way is to give
such notices through the. press.
The Salem B. & L. A. The directors
of the Salem Building & Loan Association
met ot the Capital National bank last
evening, and after transacting the rou
tine business, loaned $3400 of funds be
longing to the association. The first loan
was one of $1200,and went to J T Hughes
at sixty-six months' interest in advance
The next was $1000 and went to Wylie A
Moores at sixty-one mouths.and the third
was for $1200, which was bid in by A E
Linn at sixty-one months. A premium
of $1 per share was placed on the stock
btatesman.
A Loxo Sidewalk. The construction
of a sidewalk from the south end of the
Ferry street walk to, and through, the
Elkins addition will be beiran in a few
days, an improvement that will be great
ly appreciated, it win make a pop;
even-
Ivm? I,.. e pvt tho follow-
In sf.vlv i!emt.wt,i.. tlvo Grant Cfautjr
Nesof 1.1.-4 Tl.iu-s.Liy, and they give an
idea of the stnim ( lo.s of that coun
try:
A letter from Haystack valley dated
February 1(1, conveys the information
that snow Is ehht Inches deep in tlmt
section. Over KH) sheep have died al
ready, and prospects for.tnoro to die, aa
the feed is atsiut all gone.
Joseph Ko!ertson, of Drew soy, liar
nev county, who spent Inst fall some
$0000 for 1'iav, is losing a fearful lot of
stock. A sort of distemper seeing to lie
taking oir horses even where they are
well fed, manv dying fat.
J. O. t'heseltro, says: "The storm was
the most severe ever experienced in that
region. We have between ilva and six
hundred sheed alive oul of SUM). Brown
Mros, have less than IltHH) left out of OtMH),
Mcintosh left his imnd on the 20th ult.,
humlicrlng some 3000, to their fate on
t he desert east of hero and went home,
Thev are mostly all dead. Then Jim
Mae'kev lost UsMJ out ot 4tXX) and had
hay left after the storm broke."
A Ciuscr kor Pi:xni.r.ToN. The follow
ing has been received" at Pendleton from
Mr Jas FHaswell, who has been a resi
dent of this city for a few months, and If
tho people of that city desire a woolen
mill they should get in and show their
calibre tho way Allmny lms for a mill :
Allny, Or.,Feb. 25th. 18SH). The Hon.
Board of Trade of iVndleton, Or., Gen
tlemen : What Inducement ia there in
your city, or locality, for a manufacturer
in starting a woolen mill. 1 am on this
coast looking for a location, and would
like to hear from you at once, regarding
water privilege and what the citisens
would do in the way of subscriptions and
the taking ot stock, for a mill that would
employ about 150 hands.
A Snaicb Story, A great many big
stories come from Pendleton. Here ia
one that will do away w ith Ell Perkins
every coming to Oregon again : In tear
ing down and removing an old building
just below town yesterday, the workmen
came upon a huge rattle snake w ith thir
teen rattles. His suakeship was frosen
stilf.aud to all appearances was dead as a
stone, and was handled by several of the
men. It was then suggested by one of
tho men that the snake was not dead, a
wager w as made antl the snake placed on
a board and deposited near the fire. In
less than twenty minutes lie Itecame
warmed up ajid began to exhibit signs of
lite and tn a short time used hi rattles,
when he was dispatched by one of the
boys.
Crook Coi ntv. The people- of Crook
county can now see some of the benefits
they would derive from a railroad run
ning through the country.
Hay is a thing unattainable in this
country, and owners of sheep are buy
ing oats at one dollar a bushel to feed
their sheep. This is pretty expensive
feed, but anything is Utter than letting
the poor bra tea die.
Two Italians came over from Warm
Snrimrs airencv the first of the wwk.
They say that Indians on the reservation
have lost alxnit half their stock.
rroni the rettorta of losses of stock
which are Wing received it looks as if
the loss in Crook county will not tall
short of 60 ier cent, though it may not
1 so great when iteoide cenne to count
their lloeks and herds in the spring.
Review.
F. Co. Thl promise to be an Interett-
tng year for F Company and the mem
ber propoe to make the best of It, Be
ldc greatly Improving their ar.nory.they
wilt totn begin a ytem of target practice
and during the summer, it Is understood,
there wt'l be a two week stale encamp
ment, to w hlch the member are looking
forward with bright anticipation.
Though the three .-earsenlUimentof manv
of the member expire In July mmt of
them we are Informed will remain In the
company. There are tltl a few vacancies,
and young men desiring to join a good
company should "get i and drill.'
Halsrt Alive, Saturday alternoon
an enthu.Utlc pub'le meeting wa held
at HaUey, Caleb Gr; In the chair. $1-
ooo of th4 $4000 bonu tor a flouting mill
was reported iecuifd without any ollcl
th g.and ths remainder could be easily ob
tained, Enthu-i vtlc speeches were made
by Hon. T J Black, Y S FlelJ, who an
nounced several citr. nunlcatlon In which
offer were made to erect the mill, E C
?enlUnd, of Independence, W I Stewart,
and A 8 McOonalJ, of the Brownsville
Time. Another meeting wa called for
March 2a, when the soliciting commltee
will report.
A Fi.Yixo Maciuxb. The following I
bp Interesting Item from the Portland Tel
egram about a man In Albany at fall :
Protestor P If Redmond, the aeronaut In- t
forms The Telegram tlmt during hi a'ay
at hi farm this winter, he ha invented, I
and I now having maJca flying machines
which he pronosea to try aa soon a the
weather I favorable. The manner In which
thl aicenslon will be made I entirely new
and original with hirn. No person ever
having made the attempt he re to tore. He
make the balloon ascension, and at the
hleht of 1000 feet, jump from hi trapeze
and remain flving in the air nearly twen
ty minute before descending.
To tub Ladix, U J Sower baa leased
the store recently vacated In the Froman
block, on First atreet, and I now busy fix
Ing the place up. and during the coming
month will open a Ladle' Jtazaar, and tn
connection with the same will carry a fine
line of millinery. It will be to your ad
vantage to call at the bazaar befoie order.
Ing your spring hata, -
The prospects of another railroad reach
ing inu uiis county seems w nave surreti
ttie managers ol the O. 1 . to consider
able activity. Ochoco Review.
That ia considerable news to people
here, but we rejoice to learn what it is
that ia stirring the authorities up, and
also that Crook county Is liable to have
two railroads.
No
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET1NU.
! fur tb Ensuing Year.
Only a few attended the annual school
meeting at the court house last Monday.
Tho economical Judicious management
on tho part of tho clerk and directors is
audi aa to do away with big meetings.
Mr. John Foshay was In the chair.
Clerk Burkhart rend the following re
ports, which speak for thotnaolvea s
CtiKH&'S REPORT,
No. persona between 4 and 20
. years in district Males, 451
females, 670..,.,,,
No pupils attending the district
school Maloa,2u4 i females 2J7
Average daily attendance
No of pupils attending private
schools MaleslHI, females 12(1.
No teachers emoloyed in public
schools Malea 1, females 8, . .
No teachers employed in private
aclMxtls Malea 2. females 11. . .
No inontha school taught .......
No legal vot ers
Total amount of funds from alt
sources , , $0211 07
Total amount paid out .......... 6&7U 14
Balance on hand ... 031 'A
DIRECTORS REI-OKT,
AVe tho board ot directors of School
District No. 6, Linn county, Oregon (Sub
mit the following rt'itort jor tho school
year ending March 3, 181K):
The financial condition of the district
is aa follows, aa per the clerk's report,
which we have examined and 11 nd cor
rect :
Cash on hand at beginning of
the year $127 07
Cash received 4013 40
1028
4111
9
13
077
Total $0211 07
Total disbursement $5571) 14
Balance in clerk's hands U31 03
The estimated expense for the en
suing year are as follnwa :
Teachers' wages for 0'i months. $l00 00
Fuel ', 875 00
Janitor... 300 00
Interest on bonds fxk) 00
Incidental expense and repairs. 750 00
Total ......................... $0385 00
To meet these exinmses we have the
following available funds :
Cash on hand $ KU 03
State and county f unds estimated 0750 00
Total....... ............$73U 93
We therefore recommend that there
lw no tax levied this year, aa there will
be euflkient funds on hand for all pur
poses. Respectfully submitted,
Joun Fosiiat,
j. k. w k ati1brfor d,
L. 11. Mo.NTAKVE,
1H rectors.
By Yote of the mrctlmr the water
closets of the Central building were or
dered improved and the building fitted
with steam heating appliances, if the
directors deem it best.
Valea State Covtlos.
Portland, Or., Feb. 27, 1800.
The Union State Central Committee
hereby issuea a call for State Union
Convention, to Ym held at Oregon City
Wednesday, April 9, 10 a. tu., to adopt a
State platform and nominate State of
fleers, to be voted for at the next State
election,
Aa we have no ttopular vote for a 1aia
for representation we designate and al
low five delegate for eaclt senator and
representative in the state.
We recommend that comity ma meet
ings he held on haturday, .March-TJ, 1 p.
ru., to elect delegate.
Where county mass meetings are not
held, precinct luasa mecllmra are re
quested to be held to nend delegate, not
to exceed In the aggregate the number
allowed the! respective counties.
Volunteer delegate in localities where
none are elected will be admitted, prop
erly endorsed, the mini iter from any
county being limited to the nuuils-r al
lowed in the apportionment. Abto all
clulai, order and associations friendly to
me cause are invited to send delegate.
J. F. 11k prix, Chairman.
If. K. Haves,
C. W. .-now,
O. It. M. Miu.ra,
O. M. Mit.i.Ktt, Secretary.
Weather
Summary of Meteorology fur Fat,, 1$99,
from olwervstions taken at Albaay.tian Oav
Oregon, by John Brigg,voL obaerv for tk
Signal Service, V 8. Army,
Hiatus ttfrasMier ea tb 27 lb. 30 10.
Lowwt brtoUroo tb 2nd, 29.74.
Mas bsroraetor fur lb asooib, gD.Btt
Highest dsdy average of br. 30. Of.
Lwst dktly averag of bar. 29.74.
Highest tamparatar on tb 2nd, 54.
Lowest Umperator on tb StHh.ll.
Mea fur tb mootb 37 5.
High duly rwag of Iher.oa tb 27, 24.
lowest daily raagsof tlier. oa tb 14, U
Mm tmprtur at 7 a, m. dily,34 3?.
Man ttn-.ratai at 2 p. m, daily 43.
Mean tempnatar at 9 p. ru. daily 37.7.
rrevatung directions ot wumlm and i.
Mas Velocity or foroa, 4.
Total rsmfall or tnalUd anow,II.13w
Ifctptt of a now at cad of luooth, 0.
Number of daya oa wbich .01 inch or asor
raiatll,13. . .
is a in bar of daya of cloudiness a vera
cad of 10, IS.
Of 23 observation 4 war clear. 12 cloevrW.
6 Uir, 0 foggy, 6 rain, 0 baiy, 0 overcast, 0
amoky.
r rot on tb noraiega of S. kill 11 daya.
Tamp. 1 67 o avarag ot 11 years.
Rainfall, 45-19 00 avarag of 1 1 year.
Snow fed 273.
walk for sunny days and moonlight 1
ings.
Dt Patton treat successfully all dia-
eases of women, and guarantee to cure all
curable private diseases, lie ha a ure
remedy for catarrh of the head. He
sleep in his office and answer city calls
day or night. Consultation i free and
everything is trlctlv confidential. He
can be found In his office tn Blurnberg's
Block from 10 to 12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8.
Alba.T Marble and Granite Worka.Hav
iog latlv purchased tbe stock of S A Uivg
and Q W Harris, w shall be pleased to
bow dtitlgn and fiive prxas to all luteud
tag purchasers. Beet of workmen employed
and price aa low a any fur first-class work.
Visit oa before purchasing elsewhere.
Eoah & Achiso
(next door to Democrat office) Albany, Or.
Kid Gloves. 1 have just received an
invoice of the celebrated P. Centemerl
kid glove in black and colored. These
with the other brand I handle, Foster
genuine hook and Our Own brand, make
an assortment that any lady can be suited
in prices and quality. These are all first
class goods and warranted as represented.
S.mvei. E. Young.
New Armrnox. " Wright's addition"to
Albany is now on the market and com
prises 105 lurge.lcvel and beautiful build
ing lots. The blocks have eight lots to
the block, each lot being CO by 100 feet.
The streets are 00 feet wide, with two
laru'e avenues.one of 100 feet, the other of
SW feet m width. 1 here will probably he
a motor or electric line to this addition
before long. For terms of sale apply to
any real estate agent m tne city.
Kbfp Yoca Era. It would be well tor
farmers and others to keep an eye on the
the large and varied supply of agricul
tural- implement which Mitchell & Lewis
keep on hand, and the large number of
new buHgiea and other spring yehiclea
which thev are now reci.lving at their
place of business, on Second atreet, near
Schmeer's livery auie. x oil nouia py
all mean call In and examine their stock
as they feel safe in saylnz hat they can
make vou better term than anv other
ular nouse in tne city.
Carpet Hepartairat.
I have added about two thousand
dollar worth of carpet to mjr
atock thia aprlng. Ne style In
3 p'y Ingrain tapestry and body
Brussels; alao hall and atalr to
match, ruga, cocoa and napler
matling, hemp carpet c.dna mat
ting, etc. I have alao connected
with my carpet department, lace-
curtain and curtain neta, ponler
window shade, wall paper, lln
leum, and floor oil cloth. I
have and am receiving the largest
and bei assorted atock In theie
line of any house thl tide of
Portland. These good are all
on the aecond floor, where I have
them arranged so that buyers
have very little trouble In select
ing what they want. Plenty of
room and light. Thoa. Montelth,
ha -charge of thl department
and will lake pleasure tn showing
the good at any time. -
3AM0EL E. VoBHCr.
ciucuT couur.
The following rate will come up tor
heating at the next term of the Circuit
Court, which convenea In thia city Mon
day, March toth 1
P J Porter et at vtJC Elder et al, Par
tition. Geo 8 Fhitchar va J S Cochran and W
S Becba. Recovery of money.
R A Rampy assignee va W R McDanlal,
Suit In equity.
TEgenton Hogg va Tho Montelth.
Ejectment
Thomas Jefferson vi O S Montgomery.
Attachment,
Assignment ot Albertlna Krleset,
T Dlttenhoefer va Perry 8mlth. To re
cover money. ,
State va llannon. Burglary.
Topllts &Covi Mary Couglll. To recov
er money,
C F Cromwell et al va Daisy A Keeney,
et al. Partition.
Martha Pierce v Maltnda Hodgkln.
Suit In equltv.
E Will v F D Leverkh anal P Haley.
Injunction.
8 C Bennett vaj 11 Wlgl et al. On
contract.
State va W R Mc Daniel Larceny,
Mattle E Bowlln v W Dosarth. Suit In
tqulty. j
W II II Shield et al vT J Shield etal.
Partition.
Ella E Fanning va Charity J Luper.
Partition.
John Grlshana va II N and A A Derthlck.
Suit In equity.
Em II Schneider va O P R RCo. Recov
er money.
Santiam Lumbering Co va A F Cooch.
Injunction.
-Curran St Montelth va P Mlnaenmler
Recover money,
I D Miller v S P R R Co, Damage.
The Giant Tewder Co v Searle & Dean.
Garnishee.
1 R Dawson v Searle & Dean. Garn
ishee. '
Flelchner,Meyer& Co va Searle Dean.
Garnishee.
Thomas Smith va Rebecca Smith, Di
vorce. Joseph Crabtree va FredGooch. Appeal
from Justice Court.
Johnn & Shelton va E J Daly et al.
Attachment.
Stat va N B Fry. Arson.
State vi FJ Lamont. Larceny In a
dwelling.
I R Dawaon va P C and Nelll PeebUr.
Suit In equity to act aside deed.
I R Dawson v B F Bod well. Attach
menL Bally it Uod ell. Assignment,
R C Loiter admr va R tl Rutherford et
al. Suit to act aside deed.
Matter of assignment of C II Spencer.
E E Watford v II Lampman. Attach
ment.
Earl Race va Searle Sc Dean. Attach
ment.
Loulaa Mason va Joseph Mason. Di
vorce.
Luclnda.C Stratton va I 8 Stratton :
divorce.
M I Downlnx et al va I O Kuykendall;
to quiet title.
Goldsmith Rankle va Far & Mer laa
Cot rtcover money.
I) M Osborne k Co v C P Langford;
recover money.
F N Roaco va O'Connor k Brr re
cover money.
Mellle Hamltl va Stephen Ualllett fore
closure.
S R Tempteion ra Perry Hyde; writ of
review.
Wm Foster va W B Smlthj recover
money.
M 1. Garrett va Nick Zlmmermann:
settle partnership.
A Miller va Schooling & McDanlcl; re
cover money.
D M Osborne It Co v A B Custer ft E
M liter; attachment.
Mattle Bell Hlnes vejae E lilnea; di
vorce. Clara B Elley va C F Elley ; divorce.
B Hardman et al v John Hitter et al;
partition.
John Schteoer va Reberca Vernon et al;
attachment.
Stimson ft Hebbcwhite v Far ft Mer
InaCo.
Mary E Davla va Munn Davta; divorce.
C J DUkm v I N Bostwkk; attachment.
S Shupp va Mary B Phlllppl et al ; quiet
Utle. .
0 J Dillon va D L Crosaen ; suit to can
cel mortgage.
D ii Osborne ft Co va P A Helm; at
tachment. Al via E Long va D F Spangler et al;
partittjR.
D M Osborn ft Co v R N Mrria et
al; recover money.
Robinson ft West vs H F Merrill et al;
ault to settle partnership.
Jerry Hay va John Small mon; recover
personal property.
Martha llav v latin Small mon: re
cover personal property.
Kate M Aiken va E L Aiken 1 divorce.
Hulda Greenwood vs W II Greenwood:
divorce.
AFGooch va Santiam Lura Co; re.
cover money.
John Isom vaH Lampman; attachment.
S May ft W F Mendenhali va 11 Smith ;
confirmation.
Board of Commra va Emily McKlnney;
confirmation.
Isaac Meeker va Mattle Butcher et al;
confirmation.
ilOXXAND AJBK04D
MOSPAV.
Work oa Attorla'a Motor line begsa on
Friday.
W 0 Petersen, the live leal estate agent
of Lebaeon, ia in the city.
Pallio debt atstementt Intemt-bearing
debt, prlnoi pal, S13, eS3,0.T2. ToUl debt,
$l,(Hil.7l3,M7. TuUl oasb ia the treasury,
022,678,812,
At tie taaobars examloatioo la Marino
ooootr ail ware granted first (rade cert i ft
eat, asven aeoood grade, and twenty third
rad ecrtifioat. Xhore war thirty-eevea
who partiaipated in tne azamioatioo, loor
failing. .
Oo Friday 3 W Poole, aged 29 year, was
lodged to the county jail at l ortland by Wil
liam Edward,dputy abariff of Ada eeuoty,
Idaho, ebarged witb mnrder oommitted io
Dangle enuuty, Uregoo, about tea yaara
go, fools was looked op in ths rage occu
pied by Cbae Kong for a long tint before
bia exaoatioa last aummar, where a reporter
saw him.
rutAV.
G W Wright went to Eugao laal Bight tn
UnJ Clrouit Court.
Mr Ssnferd of the Jeffrraon Ksviavr waa
ia the olty ytrdy .
Mr J P Ualbraitb bs void bia flu farm la
tb aoborba e Browuavilt.
Maj. Johnson, of Peoria, haa rturod
home from hi Esataru trip.
Chaa Ilogue and dsnghtei, of Fotltnrf,
hav tea i the city, tb gat of J ii
Irving.
A man wa arrasUd at Toledo for being
Sdoott, the alMOondlog Traaasier bo' it
waa not Stlootb
Mr Arthur Gray and William Kile hay
Ntorned bam front attendance at a Port
laad basioiaa aollaga.
lion W Lai- Hill aad Fred Hill.of SeatU.
ware io the city yaatardsy to see tbair agaa
parents, both of wbont are lib
Ytardy Mr J II Barkbatt aold to Mr
Jsa V Pipe 40 aorta adjoining Albany for
15000. Tbia ia nice fruit Jod and waa
bargain.
Tb report of tb Clerk of aubool district
8 tbows tb number ol ehllbrea between 4
and 20 to tv 102SS ia lumuh noord va 009,
iadioatlBgaa loereaae of 119.
Tb Louisiana lottery, a bard old custom
er, ia reported to be ia a dying condition.
do from a lack of patronage; bat because it
oaa ao loegsr ran LoaWaoa.
WBDBUDay.
Bscdmsna plays at Pendleton oa Friday
eyaoiog.
S Barrow aad SmU change of adv. la
aaothr nolumo.
Ettgeo Simpaoa la bow owloy oa tb
OF to lb toy.
The Salem Woolen M l! will be formady
opeosd satorday 000a.
A dance at tb Armory to-morrow trw-
ing by vm KUthard.
The Lake Cuaary Eaamioer of Jaaaar
ia baa jun reacBed aa.
Fifteen eleotrio lihta b oa Intrc
aaosd into tb Ud Crown Mdia.
Dr E O Smith, of Portland, tbe well
Known mining man. Is in tb etty,
Covety oouit is in aesaio to-day aad cir
eit eoera eorommenor on Monday.
Mia klsod Ilotfcnao, the alocationtat, baa
bee appointed to a podUoa la tb Corvallia
pa Mm st. boo I.
Mr. Ah Wolverfoa and family of Spo
ksne Fall, ar ia tn city, tb gst of Ur.
Leai M tiler.
Tb S't aaaoal meetiog of tb Albany
Street lUUwsy Compaoy will be a eld to
night at tb othge of Bark hart ft Keeney.
Will Stock, of Corvallia, formerly of G L
Biaokmeo, waa ia Albany yesterday, on bis
way to SeatU where be haa aeoeptad a po
silioo. .
Robert Bowmae, oo of Albaoy'a old time
paiatera, ba deidd to locate ia Albany,
acd tells os e already baa a large aombor
ot orders ahead.
Ivaia baa fallen ateadily all oyer to moo
taioa daring tb past twenty four boors,
aaya a laal night dw patch. If tb storm
eoauoas avaiaiacne oa lanasuae ar
feared ia Sahforat.
Ia tbe spring a yoeog man f ocy sen
rally turn to tboeghu of love, aooordio
t TeeayacB, but that doea not apply to
Harrows & S'caris
Dry Co33s, Kotiom, GantsPorn
ishirjgi and
COOTS
Our atock of boota and shoe
la now complete In all linea for
aprlng trade. We will save vou
money in buying of u. LaJie,
misses and children fine shoe a
specialty.
TAN0EJ5T,
Mr Marlon Hogan is moving Into Tan-g'-nt
with bis family, with the intention
ot making this place his home.
Every bouse in Tangent Is full and still
people want to move here. Your corres
pondent knows of three or tour families
who wish to rent.
Among the teachers examined at Al
bany, Tangent furnished three young la
dies, Misses Maud Bard, lola Hawley
and Winnie Nichols.
Tangent Is going to tie on a big boom
tbe coming summer.
Among the Improvement; n Tangent
the comma summer will lie the following:
A new M K Church.Marion Hogan'a new
residence $ John hnver win uuim or
pew houses s a city ball, livery sUble,
blacksmith shop, Mr Fisher's tindertak-
1 .t.lt. .1 1.. - mn a. I.
ditlon to Mr I W Newcimib'B house and
an addition to Mart Forester's house.
Itev Gould, of Shedd, prcachnd here to
a good audience on Kunday. They have
got $H00 raised towards building a new
church here.
The cold, frosty weather liegin turning
the wheat a little, but it is not hurt yet
if no more cold weather comes.
Mra Adama lias her new loom done and
is now ready to weave carpet.
Mr llolman. a nephew of Grandma
Vernon, is looking aronnd here preparing
to put up a new blacksmith shop.
, I! ri.., ,Jt iltnv la vlidittntf
at the residence of liobert Moore.
A Blevins Is shipping from the Tangent
warehouse 12,000 bushels of wheat.wbich
was Bold for WM cents per bn. JUther
cheap lot of wheat. There is no money
in it at mat price.
peokTa.
Peoria Is situated on the eat bank of
the Willamette river, and la surrounded
by a line body of grazing land. The city
rapidly growing and bide fair before
long to become the II K center of Oregon.
We have received new bell for the
church. I t is a good aired one, weighing
60011.
Boat riding is getting to be quite past
time here.
We need a steam ferry here to corres
pond with the rest ot the town.
We have had some cold weather the
last week or two.
M Lamar la going to atari a grist mill.
James Githen from Albany is visiting
his parents near here.
Hf cyrtu Kingman anu eon are
Oar school is progressing finely under Tyr . rt j
tbe management of C'luu Itowland. j rran U 6 U
Tone Canon is going to start a gun shop.
Peoria's largest gun weigh 168 pounds.
Tlie familiar face of Chaa Mathews ia
seed on this side of tbe river.
James Carter ia elected fVjnlre of the
town. He got tbe office by 2 votes over
Beatty'a number.
J Johnson and J Coon are at work on
tbe PaBKB, Johnson conductor and
Coon brakeman.
Oti it a pleasant entertainment wa
held at the church last Friday night.
By the number of drummer there are
In town and tne large oruero onr mercn-
ant are trivinf. Peoria U working for a
MOOI.
C Sleiitle. real estate agent.oflke corner
ot Kerne ton and aich.on.-ai street.
Cutxao Smowixaks.
lllglicst of all in Leavening Tower V. f. Gov't llt-r.:
r
1 JP UU '
B A I " J ti A IJ hi I..- V V . V I al " -it "v .Bar
a a
v &k
ABSOBJTi-LY FJJRS
AFID SHOES
1 ' '--'"-f"-x
BARROWS & SEARLS,
liium berg's New Block.
Montague & Son.
, 1
OOBNZ2B PIEST 6s FEEET SO?S.,
Ien.lert4 In
Groceries, Produce, Tobacco, Cigars.
uomcctiomiry, Etc.
Firat-ela good acd
r rod ace wanted ia exihsng f.ir good or cash,
prompt at tat. tion. TRY US-
for
15 years, All
sizes
styles,
an
The Woxld'o
best. More
than hun
dred 7 hun
3red differ
e nt sty les
co ok s and
heaters
Roofing,. Job Work, PI ambing.
Eave Trough Range Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
COOSTTT COCBT PROCKOIJtO.
0. ILlt.Blaaktmra.Jade; B. W. Ooeraa4 O
fUUae. CSSMnawl.Mirs.)
Kenortof John Brown a supervisor 1
ot aisinct;-!! was presentea, resignauun
filed and V. Amtirose appointed.
Boundary of lio. 9 ordered changed.
J. 8. George waa appointed supervisor I
of district 35. . I
fVmtrart for renairins: hridtre in dJ8-l
trlct 12, lor $35, waa let toroad super
visor. rr
In matter of Bntdication of J. K. Knox
et al for vacation of county road, lavid
Froman. It. A. Irvine and Kobert lirown
Lias ooBlr, tot moat of oar nsmwn are were appointed viewers, to meet at rest-
. 1 . 1 . . , ... ... . . I .1 . I I X." U.Mh VJ H)I
w sn i an, lAoeaa it ia poeaiuie tne love m j. r.. ivu w .p -
Baakiag begin now. I h. T. T. Fisher, surveyor
J.. ...J ,k. J .L- t, 1..! 1 HW
eaa Catttral leAmmitlae. lla MB Mill I W F BaiTOWB ...f
Uraafe l aea, arrived in tb eily ytar- E Montague, cash pd roadcomr
day aad aooompacied him for tb I ,, , Fr""u
pttrpoe. I II r arweu, sauirj wm wvwurvr.
Wis KeHia CalUhao. ef Albaov. waa I.I -1 . T '
tb.1ty geaday. ekiUog amoo. fer tTiU
many fneoda aed aaqoaiotaaoe. Sh Uke VtrLrrT i-JI J.- r i '
Corvallia better than tb city powa tb
oraek, bat to tbr I a reason for tbat.
Corvallia Time.
A eoeeial fiom Chioaia ear that Jooh
aledill, ditaf ot tb Chicago Tnb, ia aa
loteryiew, staua tnst ubieago will raise
f 10.000,000 tot tb World 'a fair ia lS92,aad
be tbittka tb national gnearnmaot ahooid
appropriate a like sans, lie doe not think
preparatioaa fur tb fair eaa be finished bo-
tor 1893. Tn DaMocaaT ia opposed to its
oetfig delayed.
2 10
S 251
42 60
83 S3
10 00
5 00
6 00
5S 00
10 00
3 50
Honest Bargains
AND
GOOD treatment;
AT
C. E. BROWNELLS.
Allatnv Electric Lii:ht Co
J F Hyde, aid for J Hyde
T U Hopkins & Co, work on Jail..
May A henaers, mer ior ana care
ot Brigsra.
T L Wailsoc, sacks
Cyme lntsfoni, lumber
Mra Ixtgan, nursing Mra Mchoia .
Bam Porter, gravel.
tl W Smit h, work on jail
Humphrey Taylor
John Brown, ran die 49...
Fees State vs D E Hallivan
1) Rankin, ren Sanderson bridee . 189 00
I - . . . . - ..n I
o w
8 00
10 00 1
11 00
10 00
68 00
10 00
32 80 1
13 661
49 15
43 00
4 71
10 00
7 50
66 85
55 00
28 00
22 50
luu-or ALBAST Exoikr Coktaxt NO 1,1
Hiarch 3. 1800. f
' UKBKAS, Tli hand of death has
again fallen ir, onr midst and taken one
of our most esteemed member. Georw
Kaltmarsh, a young man born and reared
in this city and for a number of months
an honorable member of our company ;
and
Whereas. We bow with submission to
the chastening rod of our Father, in thus
summoning from our ranks our departed
comrade, and in view of the losa we have
sustained by our friend and associate
and of all tbe still heavier las sustained
by those nearest and dearest to him;
therefore, be it
Resolved. That it is a lust tribute to
a a Alh.n. ' riled I memory ot tht departed to say that Train & Whitney, printing,
bunnyslde Ad to Albany . ..... in regretUng Jii removal fromonr midst
I uw - " - 1 we mourn lor one who was in ever wav
rr.i In In tt. !4 K 7 w . 2 COO I . ...... . .
. . : , iworvnToi our respect ana retraro :
ivesoived, Aiiat in uie death ol
KEAt. KSTATK BaLKA.
I B FiUwater, keeping pauper .
( f Craw-lord, aid Mrs Roberta . .
K E Montague, postage stamps ..
Yt m Kav, pauper...
A'Jred Wheeler, lumber
(J W Taylor, lumber
Job A Smith, rep Lebanon bridge
Kee r-tt va ueou waiaer.
W C Milter A. Bon.lnmber and rep
Fortmiller & Irving, cofiin for
Italian
T .. 1 1 - ! -
j on n w aJWTis, acr i'iiik insu licie. . . " -
W it lonaca, lumlier 8 63
L M Curl, salary as co supt and
postage
L M Curl, ex teacher
W C I'owelLex teacbers
O P Coshow, ex teacher
Mra Ida Mcnols. aid...
John Smallm.in.fees. . .
THE LEADER. - THE LEADER
G. W. SMITH,
upcridir," "Argand," "Garland"
STOVES AND RANGES.
15 00 1
61 20
55 001
37 60
37 60
37 50
15 00
34 58
3 50
Simpson
lias just received his Spring stock of
C G Burkhart to Geo 11 Keeney ,bl
aS and 50, ti l 1'ark a
Geo II Keeney to CGBurkhait,
itmi aa last above
I R Kirkpatrick to Phebe Hickman,
lot S and 6.bl A.Lebanon
Wm A Hamilton to W 11 Stlmaon,
S w or sec 8,tp 15, S R I E
Michael E Sullivan to Wm II Stim
son, N w aec S.tp 1$$ R 1 E
United States to Leonard Tureman
140
700
800
and wife
Mra Geo Koab. wife of a eambier. wa
found dead by her husband, who ntaroadi
to tbeir pertmeote, 330 Seoond tfat, at
2:.10 on Friday morning. Bhe shed of aa
flection of th heart. Sh leav a baba
four month 0 age, Portland Paper.
Mr Noah waa tb daughter of Mr
Warm Gpn"g Johnny, an aoeoant of who
marriaga waa gfran in ttt Dxkocrat a few
months ago.
H Dryant and wt to Gordon Robert-
son, lots 7, o, 34,35, Ol 11. anu wis
45, 4,bl ,B A. Albany
J R and I J Kirkpatrick to A Le
Roy, lot 1 ,bl a,K and A,Leb.. .
E W Langdon to John Kant, lot 7,
bla7, H'aand A........
Jasper Kropp to M E Ferrell, lot 8,
John and Mary Beard to Charity J
Luner.bl ia, ijt.and teti 3. 4.5.6.7
and, bl 13.B Ad to TangeU. . .
B F WiSHame et vx to Henry M
Willlama,varlou parcels in Al
bany .... 1
Wm A Feteraon to J L Couey, 8 70
acre Intpit, 8K.aw
.Patent
A viGHT Idea. We refer to the large
a j , ..ne line of saws ana carpenter tools
at Price Si Roboona, The bet In market
and prices the lowest. .
Remnants.--A large and fine line of
remnants at G W Simpson's at your own
ortce. try it. -
Chilled Plows Those wishing plowa
will make a mistake if they do not call a
the Mitchell & Lewis Co. and examine
their large assortment of Gale chilltd walk
ing plowa. Some of the superior qualities
of these plowa are the adjustible handle.
the draft la alwaya dlnect, the standard
jointer is used, which keep the plow al
ways in itne. uy all mean call and ex
amine them. ,
Cbnter Tables, A large and elegant
shipment of center tables, in new designee
finest stock in the valley, just received a
Fortmiller 4 Irvinga.
Try tt full ore am cheese at U E Brown-ell'a.
Bom fin honey looking for customers a
CK Brownell'
The best 5 cent
Brownell'a.
cigar in town at C E
BORN,
IIUMTIIREY.-On Wednesday, March
5, WM. in Albany, to the wife of Wm.
llumphrey, a lxy.
Patent Flour CnsT.-Mr. E C
Brown ia canvassing the city selling
patent flour cabinet which la a model of
beauty and convenience. Let those upon
whom he may call give It a thorough ex
amination as It will certainly please those
wno mayjiurcnase.
Wherxto Get Thxm. When wanting
an organ or piana call on G L Blackman
where you can select from a first claaa
stock.
Rncklea's Arnica Salve, , ,
Ths best Salve in the world far Cuta,Tiru!se!i,8org;
UIINI, C-EU ..I2VWI11, .OTOI UUIflU
bsqils, Chilblsinn, Coras, and all bkto Krnptloa, and
noaitivsiycure file, or ne my re-ntirad. It la guar-
auteoil to iwrtwst aatiafac&inn. or ruony toiand
d. Prlos It stmt pr bos, or stis by t'osbay sub!
MaKi'lU
2ICO
OO
85
1300
780
300
our I
brother the coin pan r suatained a loaa of
one who always poaaeiwod the open heart
ana reaay nana oi a true n reman t
Itesolved. That w eincerelv condole
with the family of the decease on the dis
pensation with which it haa pleased the
Divine Providence to afflict them and
commend them for consolation to Him
who order all thine for the best.
Itesolved, That this heartfelt testimo
nial 01 our sympathy and sorrow be
spread on the minutes and the secretary
be requested to forward a copy to the
family of the deceased and to each of the
city papers lor publication.
will 11. warmer,
C. W. Wattb,
A. . Kxtchvm.
IX MEMORY
Total for year.
18538
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
March 4th, 1890.
Snrinir la here, although we a till have
winter weather.
Mr A M LeSpain haa returned to hia
home at Pendleton, on account ol poor
health. W all regretted to aee him leave.
Misses T and L. Herron spent a few day
at their home last week.
Mr C Bryan and aister Llzxle apent Sab
bath at Philomath.
The young people have organized a
"Christian Endeavor Society ."which meet
Sunday afternoon, and promises to do
much good.
Our young people apent a very pleasan
evening at the home of Misa Spencer not
long since.
Mlsa Florence Baber, of Junction, la the
guest of the Mlssea He rron thia week, ahe
being here on examination.
Eight of our student went on examina
tion. We hope they will all come out
well.
Mtsse Maggie McFarland and Kate
Howard have been visiting friend at the
College for a few days, but returned home
O'day.
Rev Craig ia the guest of Prof Atkins
to-day.
Tvllia.
Of our mother, Mrs. .Marietta Shep
herd, who departed this life Feb. 22nd,
1800, at her home near Peoria, where she
has resided since 1852. She was 58 years
of age, a loving wife, kind and affection
ate mother. None knew her but to love
ber. She leaves a husband and six child
ren to mourn her loss.
So sweet her rest I Her slumbers hold
Thro' all the busy change of hours.
With centle touch tier hands we fold.
And make her pillow fair with flowers.
80 sweet her rest t She will not wake.
All pain is vanished from her sleep :
While here, with hearts that yearn and
nreak,
In voiceless agony we weep.
So sweet her rest I We part the snow.
That shrouds our mother-earth, to-day ;
And to her bosom, kind ana low,
We yield our gift of priceless clay.
Our grief comes freshly with tho dawn,
Her sorrow vanished with the night,
In shadow we must journey on
Her spirit walks in Glory's light.
Harrisburg, March 3rd, 1800.
SARAH A. WILLIAMS.
Herald-Disseminator please copy,
DIED.
McCULLY. At Harrisburg, on Satur
day, March 1st, 1830, Mr. Samuel Mc
Cully,aged 77 years. Mr McCully came
to Linn county In 1852, Iowa being his
former home.though he was born in Ohio.
He was a man 01 good reputation, tie
was a brother of A. A. MeCully, after
whom the well known steamer that plied
Townsend's
Garden
addition
Will soon be on
the market,
Clothing,
Embracing a fine line of suits, which will be sold I
at bottom prices. i
In order to rnake.room for.new goods will sell his
largo stock of Notions, etc., at j
A Great Reduction. j
The best place in Albany for bargains. I
WASTED. FOUR MEW, to travel In
tbe city and country and take ordera
for iroods. Good referedo and business
qualrfleatlona required. Permanent em-
pioymenvaua gooa salary, x or p .iuu-
lars, oall on, or address Adams a VV al-
LAcEe Albany, Oregon.
IT. ARM FOR 8A.LE. Two ftundrea
' acres ot good farm land all in culU--.
. t . 1 1 . ...
VatlOn, Wlin gr,uu IffU lUJjr vuuw, juuu
barn and other outhousea. Good water
for fam'ly and atock. Goed pear and ap
ple orchard, as wall as otnar kit.da ot
f.nttL WdiilJ make two read small
so lona on the Willamette was na med.and farms. Situated fonr miles aoatiswast of
eaves many inenus 10 inourn him ueam Aionny, iwjum u
Said the man, after counting
hi caAh, 1 hare-
Saved Many Doliars
By taking advantage ef tbe
low prices now beiug quoted
c e. brownell;
Ttie Sellable C! racer
Of
Albany.
City Drag Sto
Gusick
re
ft
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealers in I
drugs, medicines and
chemicals,fancy and toilet I
'; articles, sponges, brushes, ;
perfumery.school and ar-
: tists supplies. Physician's j
prescriptions accurately j
compounded. j
; Notice.
The undersigned hereby announces to t',
publio that he has sold hia grocery hnais
to Mr Montague & Son, who come w
reoomoiended.and will continue the busin
ut th old corner. Tnosa indebted at t
t tore willplease eaN and settle.
Very respectfully, j
.. . . i M Bakste
Stockinkt and Jerisy Jackets.
Just received a new supply. I
think the best ever shown for th
money.
Samuel E. Young.
Dissolution Notice
Kotioe is hereby given that tbe co;
tership heretofore existing nd. r t
ityle and firm namo of Ashby A liiek
ion, is hereby dtesolwi by mutual c;
tent, RF Ashby retirintc, having
Id' Interest in and to said firm hna in
to Mr George Dickinson, who wiil c.
tinne the same.
Albany. Oregon, Feb. 23, A. P.. l ; t
R F ASHBY.