Morning daily herald., January 01, 1888, Image 12

THE MORNING HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY
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Fearful Railroad Accident in
Pennsylvania.
IIVE I'EKSOX I ATL KILLER.
Police Interrnpt the Gas e Vatican Author
ities are Perplexed Idea "Will
Stiike-Irisb. Sympathy.
The Herald's S;icial. Dispatches.
Meadvu.le, Pa., Dec. ol. -The
fist Chicago express on thy New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio -fail-road,
consisting of two sleeper?
aad live coaches, collided witn a
freight train consisting of two en
gines and sixty cars, three miles
west of this city this cmroinsj.
Five persons we're killed outright,
ii:i"i)g whom whs a pas-eiier.
Thirteen others were weumied.
Following are the names of the
killed as near as can be ascertained :
William Georget engineer. a:id his
fireman, oV the leading freig'ic en
gine, E. P. Swan and Arthur Ir
win, engineer anil fireman : the
Chicago express. B H traias pre
sent a terrible scene of destructi m.
A fast exprai is making up lost
time. Blame is said to rest with
ib.3 engineer, and conductor of the
freight tt-ony wuo were ruuniDg on
express time.
anotjsei: i'UtZt:
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Police
.Swoop I'.vti
and Spoj" lite
Ui-.ui'.ii.virii;.
rtTT&ufKG. Dec. Tho prize
fight between Joe, Ridge and Win.
Kelley for the feaiher weight
championship was arranged to
come off this morning near Later
one, forty :ui!es cast of Pittsburg.
The ground hud been staked off
and the men were on the ground
ready to go to work when flic olli
vers appeared and forbid the light.
The content, was postponed, but
'will "probably take place to-niyht
or earlv to-morrow morn ins.
.1. I. . COWAN s
!KJU .ATJOL IKK.U",
Seul Uest1iiH-iie f 4'ondoienre iii j
Jir, ii: W. Here hvv.
Xew Y'.'RK, lVi". .Ti. Tho Now
Y-rk nu:::.iiul onuu:! of the
Irish National I.eugue intend sfion
to present to Mrs. Henry Ward
BeeVher a set ot re-:o!ittions ex
pressing cynipatliy and- rPLiit-t oi
society for the death of her hussar.' I
and its resjwVt for lus memory.
These reolutilns vre drawn up
on heuvv vtrchTrniUil ::nd l:ish':iei
in form banner upon a stick oi
dark colored wood, either pud be
ins mounted with knobs of brass.
Vtxtenstve Strike,
Philadelphia, Dec. 01. Nearly
1000 men emoioyed in ami aruuno
the extensive freigb.t depot of the
Reading Railway Company, at the
"Willow street wharf, went out on
a strike this morning.
41IEIIKV it I'tMits.
View or Their Iron Works In This
tity.
The J accompanying illustration
shows the building of the well
. CHEKHY A PARK
known Albany Iron Works of
Alessrs. Cherry & Parkes. Of this I
Urm little need be said in its praise.
They have during the summer just
- passed shipped building fronts to
all parts of the Jsorthwest, and keep
a large force of workmen continual
ly at work. They! manufacture
saw-mills, engines and every
"variety of intricate machinery.
-Their establishment is one of the
chief manufacturing eitereprises
of Albany.
AH A'JEKPKl!l.ti ARTIST.
ltw Photograph allery to
Erected by L. W. Clark.
be
' Mr. L W. Clark who has been lo
cated in this city for a year or more,
has found the demand for his photos
increasing to such an extent that he
baa purchased property of S. E.
oung, onf the corner of Second and
i errvv-street and will erect upon the
same, eaily this year, a new photo
graph gallery. Of his pictures it is
.praise enough to Bay that they com-2
pare favorably with the photos of
the best metropolitan artists in the j
country, and that his work is con- I
scanrly.hein.tr 'ir cr a ed.
lwh van
Beiow will he found a few sample
bargains offered for sale by the real
estate tinn of liiirkhart i3c Keem-J',
Albany, Oregon.
2G0 aeres 4 miles frm Crawford's
mi Is, 4C aeres in cultivation, the bal
ance is brush and timber easily
cleared, good buildings, good sod,
130 aires lenced. iViee, 18D0, one
half cash.
1(50 acres S miles from Albany. 50
acres in cultivation, the balance is
brush and timber, gi od buildhiL's
and all fenced. Tnis is tine river
bottom laud. Price, oJ00
1500 acres of fine stock land in one
tract, situated m this county, '
fenced with over S miles of tiooa ienccNl
thive fair houses, one go.id ham that
costs 700, with other improvements;
a good orchard of rive acres, plents
of living waer on the place, SO acres
in cultivation, s-.miM tine tiaieer on
this place, easy terms, frice, $4 per
acre.
800 acres 7 miles from a nice R. II.
town, autiu (JO acres iu cultivation,
i "JO tdabie not iu cultivation, br.ianur
roiling and partly covered with small
tir. and oak timber, medium good
builiiings and orchard. GOO acies
feucd and cross fenced; place Wed
watered with several ti-te springs.
This is. a good stuck ranch. price,
;?i4UU. -Jor A casn.
103 aertis .J mile from it nice little
towu with; scores, sho'ps, factories,
.hurch.es and good school Also us
irood water power facilities as can be
iound; about 70 acres tilabk-, oaiauce
ntsture and some timber; gooc house
i i) ivonis, fair barn, small orchard;
livsmr water on the place. This is a
line tract of land and is a bargain.
Price, Si S00, i or h cash. ,
40S ocres near Lebanon. 140 in cul
tivation, baiauce pasture ' and par: !
timber; good trame house oi 4 .room:.-,
large barn, good living w;(ter. This
is .good stock or dairy farm. Price,
15 per acre, or SGI 20.
S20 acres in a cood location, in
Lebanon vicinity, 150 acres in culti
vation. 130 a r :s in grass that could
bi; easily cultivate 1 if required, about
40irfcres of oak an 1 fir timber, box
house of 5 rooms, a good frame barn
and other necessary outbuildings. An
orchard of 10 acres in tine bearing
condition, besiJes many varieties of
graues aie.l b.:r: ies. !',- ce. wed fenced
?.iA vvaiered wit:: living spring?.
'. lOoil SOilor.l -.VltlOD il: Hide. 1 li:3 ,
if a gr- -.t l-aruain for one wanting
liome i: this discription. !
iX"J acres S mik-s from A:hiu y acd '
1 '. miles foun a iC. U. s-b'-tioi:, iood !
hsuse aiid large ia. n. r;;uch all w-.i:
fence!! iiii mostly io--v fencing.!
about .SO aeiv.-i m cultivation, balanei
good i.iastnre lan i ndhng with .-o i.e
timber trooil lar'je cirehai".! : p'ic .' i
watered with snrin.s. good sci;--d
miles. l"!iis is a me. .-.'. ;.. rt-v:.i a:.'
is ?, '.lrjj",i'.,i Prse.", fiO j.-r acre :.
easy teims.
We have a large list of grain nr. '
stock lands f r sale of whi.-h t: '
above is a sample. Write to us for a
complete list i t laieas lor sa'e.
charges for siio.ving any boubs foi
sale by us. A-'dress liiirkhart l
Keeney, Albany, Oregon.
Sliauc & Loiiswn.v-
This firm started business 'ast
springdn Froman's brick, and after
. f., , . ,
a verv successiui summer s traoi i
-ecured the entire two-story brick
building in the business centre go
IKOX WORKS.
long occupied by Fox, Baum fc q0
Their busiuess embraces a well as
sorted stock of staple and fancy
dry goods, ladies' and gents" fur
nishing goods, millinery, ladies',
genti' and childreos boots and
shoes, etc. They carry no grocer
ies, hence the stock in the ab'-ve
branches represent a much larger
and better assortment than can he
found in those stores largely occu
pied with groceries, crockery, etc.
Their ot'ject being to carry a well
assorted stockuin all branches of
their business, aud deal exclusively
in nrst-class goods. 1 he pecul
iarity of their manner of doing
business is, their store is on a strict
ly cash basis, and in consideration
of losing nothing bv bad 'debts
they expect to sell goods on a marl
gin ot about oue-hait usually need
ed to do a credit business.
Magnolia Hour.
BES'i MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV-
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ered to any part of the citv, for SI. 10 per
sack. JOHN A. CKAWfOKD.
nltSOJtf
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New
We pause in the -midst of our commercia' rush, and not without good reason
heartily thank e
OUR PATRONS
For, and congratulate ourselves on. the reat strides made and the
MANY TRIUMPHS
Achieved during the past year. We point with pride to our
COLOSSAL ESTABLISHMENT,
On the corner of First and Broadalhb, streets, which has now become the
recognized
For all that is eh cf "d tnhaimbl" in the production of both European and
American looms in staple drv goods, tine dress gjods and siius, and j
the imlisuu table j
For the outpourings of the concentrated
ors of tine art .fancy
That bridges the
3 rhasin which timid ppecula'rors are fearful of crossing, lay-
aet ol tiie inhabitants ot Albany and surrounding country !
ing at the ieet
; THE WORLD'S
In everythirs that pertains to dry and fancy goods, cloaks, boots, shoes and
all the etceteras. As it behooves a firm which has rested its head
above all competition, we never ridicule the feeble a:t"!!'.;jts
at rivalry from our neighbors, and since our position
is so
DECIDEDLY ADVANTAGEOUS i
It were do.ib'.y um wort'nv.of us to do so. The secret (A our- advantage, be
sides a keen apprehension of the vahiss of goods and being constant
ly on die qui riff io- ti;e latest developments of taste a?id
f ".sIiio!i, hes hi the fact :hat we are the proprie
tors of that immense establishment,
At Spokane Falls, along with onr Albany house, which compels us to buy
our goods in enormous qualities, and the consideration that we al
way pay spot ca:h secures us our goods far
BELOW ORDINARY PRICES.
And makes our custom courted by the leading wholesale houses. For the
approaching spring trade our programme is already filled, and in
view of the very satisfactory and increasing demand for tine
dry goods in Albauy, the proud metropolis of the
valley, we intend t" outshine if possible
our former efforts and offer
NOVELTIES
Whim shall surprise both the consumes and the trade in the whole North
west, and place our prices m a position to gladden our patrons and para
lyze all attempts at competition. Persons desiring to convitce themselves
of the foregoing are cordially mvited to pay a visit to our establishment,
where the splendeur of
WEALTH AND MAGNIFICENCE
Will of themselves hurry conviction, and should they desire to purchase
with cash or to open an account, they ghall .find advantages to which they
were before now strangers, lo our
we wish a prosperous
LvE)AP'
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SELECTIONS
WHITE HOUSE,
patrons, and to the purjjic generally,
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OR. G. W. GRAY,
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ALBANY,
OREGON.
THE
LEADING HARNESS MAKER
THE LARGEST STOCK
In the Willamette Valley south of Portland
Priees the lowest; uoods the best. Winter
robe and hore blankets, sleigh bells, har
ness, oils and soar. A11 styles of saddles.
HeaT team and buggy harness. i Buggy
whips at eastern prices. Pcpairing a special
ty. All to be fovmd at E. L.'Thompsoi. s,
Albany, Oregon.
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Are still selling an
Goods. All are invited to
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L00KTHR0UG
whetnei you wish to purchase or not.
I r vino-
Corner Jewslry Store
Keeps a fuil stock of
watches, clocks, silver-
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
I NEW YEAKS '.
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& JML-ASON
immense variety ot Holiday
call and
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