Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, January 14, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text5 THE MORNING HERALD : SATURDAY, JANUARY U. 1888 it tftt a rniitrt 41 i1 fi itn 1 O. AC ft. R. TIME TABLE. NORTH BOUND. Arrives Departs' Arrives. Cala.expr JEnene ex Freiirht 6:45am 11 15am 7.05ain i Portlan-10 10am 11. 35am " 3.45pni 7.10aui " 2.45pm SOUTH . BOUND. ! Arrives! Departs' Arrives. Cala.exp Eunene ex Freight 7. 45pm 8.05pm 12.20pm '.12. 40pm 1 1 30pm Ashland 9.00am Eugene 2.40p m Eugene 6.00pm No freight teceived (or south after 11 a. iiu of game cUv . LEBANON BRANCH. Fin Alba'y No. 11.. :So. 13... Doparts 12 54) p iu S.IO p Ml i Arrives Lebanon at 1.38 p m p ni Fui i.ehau .No. 12... No. 14... 5-00 a ni Albanyat 6.45 a m. 2.00 pmj " 2.45 pm. ORKUON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart Passenger., rreint 11:15am 1:(W p ni 5:2oinii 6:5i) a.m .lOrriMi ABMI'T TOW.. Sleigh bells for sale at N. L Thompson's. A fresh lot of cream cheese al Parker 33 ros. Boston brown bread is among the cold weather luxuries at Par ker ..Bros, bakery. j Services in the M. E. Chinch ! Smith Sabbath morning and eyen- j in" bv Mrs. L. P. Uound. ! Xast night was the coldest of the ot'the season, the thermometer be 'mg down to 10 in the early part of (evening. The Koyce and Lansing Musical Comedy Co. and Swiss Bell King vis will" appear in this city on Jan. loth and lTtli. The immense stock of boots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is being slaughtered at twenty-five tier cent. - --""'discount on each and every dollar's ; worth sold. Dr. Giinderson's office is at pres ent at the corner of Baker and Third street, where he is prepared to treat all kind of diseases, to which male and female w subject. Catarrh treated successfully. Messrs. Franklin & Co. have .opened in connection with their second hand store a first-class tin shop, and will hereafter be in the field for contracts and all other work usually connected with the business. The Willamette Packing Co.'s stoiii is one of the mcs-t attractive in tile citv. Its proprie'tors keep on sale the fine fruits canned by the company during the past sea son, and also a choice stock of fam ily groceries. Attention is directed to the adv. of Parker Bros., successors to John Fox of the Albany Bakery They keep. a large and well selected stock! and wait upon customers with the same prompt and pleas ant manner that has made them popular business men. j Tickets are going fast for the j Swiss UA ringers. The Royce Lansing troupe is a company com- j posed strictly of lilies and gentle j men of refinement and culture, j who are thoroughly competent in; -their individual lines as artists, are j -certainly worthy of a crowded j house. The Pyke comic opcta company ' will positively appear in this city ; on January 25th and 2tith in two of their latest successes. "Black j Mantle" and Nanon," which plays "were proiluceu to packe.l houses in Portland. The company is even stronger than when last in Albany and the public can expect a great treat. Xow is the time to subscribe fur newspapers and magazines for 1888. F. L. Kenton continues to jeceive subscriptions for all the leading periodicals, saving sub scribers the trouble, risk and ex pense of sending direct to publish ers. Orders left at the store of Kenton & Chase' will receive prompt and eare'ul attention. Ah There, Company! Members of F Company O. N. i., of this city, will reiwrt forth with to T. J. Overman for the purpose of having their measures taken tor iinitoinis. lv onler ot committi e. Tbe Lrnp Mer I'uriy. The leap year party at the opera house last evening was a most pleasant affair, tiood music was in attendance and a number were present from abroad. The ladies were dressed in the national col ors, and they succeeded in making the first social event of leap year a great success. An excellent snp ,per was served at the City Restaur ant. A Small Bla.e. A flue in Wolverton & Irvine's law office burned out yesterday, causing no little alarm to the occu pants of the block. The blaze and smoke broke out of an unused stove-nine hole, which led to the teliei that the building was OH tire. A door was broken down in attempting to suppress the blaze and other damage djne to the amount of about $25. No alarm was .sounded. Oregon frail. A committee appointed bv the Oregon Fruit Growers' association is collecting a quautiiv of fruits to oiake a display t the meeting of the American Horticultural society to be held at San J-se, California, in a few days. The committee has decided to take about 100 pounds each of six varieties of choice primes; to get all sorts of dried fruits, especially Bartlett Pears: to secur lots of late apples and pears of winter varieties; to have a iarge assortment ot small fruit dried and canned, and as full a variety as possible of canned f;u: to. FOB A. IT STOJ1 HlU SK AT YAQI ISA i i Fnll Text of Senator Mitchell's Bill to I Appropriate $50,000 for This Purpose. In the senate of the United States on December1 12th, Senator Mitchell introduced the following; bill for the erection of a new custom house at Yaquina City, which was read twice and referred to the committee on Public Build ings and Grounds : Be it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the United States of America in con gress assembled : That the Secre tary of the treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to purchase a site for, and cause to be erected thereon, a suitable building, with fireproof vaults inerein, to ne useu as a oust m i house at Yaquina City, Oregon, i The plans, specifications-and full J estimates for said building shall be j previously made and approved ac-! cording to law, and shall not ex-i ceed for the site and building com-; plete the sum of fifty thousand ; dollars: Provided, That the site j sha.l leave the building unexbosed i tn danger from fir in mlincftit. hm'liiinirs bv :in niin smi'cni Tini i less than "forty feet, including I streets and alleys ; and no money appropriated for mis purpose shall be available until a valid title to siti for siiiil huilfh'nw shrill b. vest- ed in the United States, nor until ; the state of Oregon shall have ! ceded to the United States exchi-1 sive jurisdicthn over the same, drring the time the United States shall be or remain the owner thereof, for all purposes except the administration of the criminal laws of said state and the service of civil process therein. ton vocational service. The convocatienal services to lie held in the Episcopal church will begin with evening service on Tues day, January 17, through trie 18th Sunday, the 22d insts. The tol- j lowimr tinners will be read durintr , the services : ,1 The place ot the holy scrip tures in the services, including the Psalter, by the Rev. John W.. -tier-wood. 2 Morning praver, Rev Jesse C. Taylor. 3 The creeds, Rev. A. L. Par ker. 4 The Ecclesiastical yi ar or cal endar, Rev. F. X. Post. 5th The Litanv, Rev. Wm. S. Short. 6th Office of the holy commun ion. Rev. Geo. W. Foote. 7 The hvmnal or church music, Rt. Rev. Wistar B. Morris, I). 1. On Minday, the 22d inst., the rite of confirmation will be admin istered by Bishop Morris. The public is cordially invited to attend these services. The morn ing services will be held at 11 o'clock; evening services at7:o0 o'clock. olai'iet .4niiilt'il. During the past week the follow- i ing notaries public have been aj-; I jiointed bv (iov. Pennover: F. J. ! ! Alex. M uer, I'orti.ind; J. A. i Straight, Eugene City ; K. W. Cor- j nell, Portland ; ('buries Fix, Con i don : J. Y . Kirkland, ence; Davnt Meel, Fort land; A. C Emmons, Portland ; W. L. Boise, Portland; K. L. .Maunseu. Salem; K. I. tott, I)ttland; Simpsin Wilson, I.angeles valley, Klamath county; Hermann Baumlioer, Ea-?t Portland; Ed. E. Sharon, Pen. 1 1- -t n : T. J. Cacking.PeMcss Spring , Wasco county: Pavis Brown. ant's Pass; F. (i. Owen, Mar-;h- lield ; Joseph Hare, Denmark : B. i F. Tmmer. Bandon ; Hei.rv Wav ncr. lortlanil; eo. A. l.roiiie, Portland; Frank . MenolVe, The Da!k J. T. Smith, ; D. W. Xewberg, Craig. Sa- Yamhill county lem. i-ii-.mit ii.i.r. installation of . A. K T! 10 a nd v . k. (, oiiicers last evening wa illicers last cvehi'ii i well attended and passed oil' with ; out a hitch of any kind to mar the I pleasure of the occasion. Colonel Smith, of Salem, and tien. Sijjlin, j of Marshfield were present and en I hanced the occasion with vell re I ceived remarks. Music and social ! chat filled out the evening and all ! were well pleased. The list of ofli j cers have already been published. Akliivl-lgciil-iil. Received to-day tiom C. B. y j i im, agent tor the lravelers ln ; suranee Co., lull amount of my ciaun against the company on ac count of injury received. The com pany's promptness is appreciated, and I heartily recommend it to any who may need insurance. X. B. i'Ki:.fEi:. Albany, Jan. 10, 1SSS. llciMOVnl. Messrs. Deyoe & Robson have removed their hardware store and agricultural depot into their new building just completed. They have elegant (piarters, and have a large stock of shelf hardware ami agricultural and farming imple ments for the coming year's trade. Local Teachers lusliinlc On Sat-nrday, January I'S, a local teachers' institute w:ll be held in j slioihl. to which all teachers and i those. interested in public .schools ! are invited to be present and par ! ticipate. Work will be commenced j on Fridav evening and continue over .Saturday. Good speakers will be in attendance. I explannHon. In another.column appears under j our signature an advertisement an- j nouncmg tlie closing out ot our snoe ousiness auogetner at cost, i Why we sell at actual cost is be- j cause we won't buy any more and wish to clear out every shoe as! quick as we can. Of course the' public understand very well that if .; we intended to contiuue the shoe ! business such a course would be, to ; say the least, nonsensical, and our ' announcement to that effect would ' be considered deceptive. Ladies I will please note this fact and gov-: ern themselves accordingly. ; j JfitAXE i& Lo.NSVVAY. . j 1 I SEWV BKOW.Vll.lE IfcTTF.U. : No Blame Attached to the Killing of Brake mas Wm- Christian. A most shocking accident oc curred here at the Narrow Gauge depot last night, when one of the brakesman on the freight train was killed almost instantly. A coro ner's jury was at once called and reported as follows ; We the jury in the above investi gation of th! "death of Wm. Chris tian find that he came to his death on the 11th dav of January, 1888, about 9 :40 p. i. We find that the deceased came to his death by be ing crushed by the cars, having fallen under them in some way un known to the jury, and we attach no blame to any one. J. M. Howe, Foreman, Jay A. Bishop, B. A. Cmi.ns, D. Bklcua, C. E. M'ANAIU). II. A. .Stanakd. If seems thev were making what is railed "Hying switch.1' ami the man was standing on the back end of the tender, having gone there to uncouple a box car, anil tlie engine starred as usual with increased! speed to get out of tbe way. The next thing noticed was the rear trucks of the box car having been thrown ott' the rails, stopping the car. and on looking tor Wm. (Jhris- tian they found him on the track, mangled in a terrible manner. He j was a son-in-law of Ke. J. S. McCain, and had been mghtvvatch :it Coburg ior the railroad until re cently. The remains were sent to Wordlmrn this morning to go from there to Eugene City, where his wife reside'. The woolen mills start up again this morning, alter stopping three days on account of slush ice form in the flume and feed pipes to heat ing boiler. Monday last was their nav dav, must of the operatives and continue drawing all their balances to en litlh. 20th and I able them to settle accounts, etc. at the close ot the year, unite a sum, which was requiring j furnished ' by the bank here. Money is re- j ported to be closer than usual here j at ibis season of the year. j Mover Bros. hav been fitting up i an ice house this week, and have secured a nice lot of ice. the first ! ever stored here. They had sawed out their tir-t rim of logs before the cold weather came on. and say! they have the finest lot of ele: r ; yet sawed by them. ! i Mrs. Naoma Templeton. who has ; been quite sick at the residence of j her sister. Mrs. J. D. Arthurs, for! the pat three weens is some better ; now. I Should there be no more hard frosts the fall wheat will not be j injured by the cold weather. Wheat is being bought at tioc per bushel at Waters & Morelock's mill. Bitowxsvii.LE, Jar. 12. M itv EroKNE City, Jan. 13. Robert Johnson, of Corvallis, graduate of the State University in '87. is in town. Prof. W. H. Gore, principal of Independ- l'lfi Medford public school, spent ..II . 1 ! . - ?.- last wetK in Jugene visaing friends. The Eugene Dramatic Company played " Ticket-of-Leavp-Man ;' Friday and Saturday evenings to fair audiences. The Swiss Bell Kingers are ad are advertised to appear at Bbine hart's theatre the 20ih and L'lsi inst, and Jeannie Winston thel'tith inst. .. - d'rof. leu. Kussi-l, grand master of the A. U. !'. W., came down this moining from Oakland to install the oiiicers of lodge Xo. 10 "f this ; I. ice. Skating arid, coasting was v ry largeiy indulged in by our citizens during t he cold snap. Xo injuries were reported further than a few broken noses and duckings. The remains of Wm. Christian, the unfoitunate brakeman killed at Brownsville, were brought up on the evening train yesterday and interred this morning in the I. O. O. F. cemeterv. 'oiivcliuM nml 'oiiccrl. The R. I. George convention ami concert company, who are now giving a successful series of con certs in Corvallis, will lie in Alba ny one week from to-night to com mence a musical convention. They are well (qualified and successful teachers of the divine art. I. inn ounly District Lodge I. O. U. I . The next session of the Linn county district lodge, I. O. G. T., will be held at liedd on Friday, February ;, LSSS. All subordinate lodges in the county are requested to send in their full delegation. I. C. Rohnktt, District Secretary, j No II muling About I lil. It is a straight business proposi- j tion. easily comprehended and I worth givi- g attention to, that the 1 entire-stock (! hoots and shoes at A. B. Mcllwain's is now offered at twenty -five per cent, discount. This sale is positive, as the entire assortment is offered without re serve at this slaughter in prices. sjifiirtlina A TVn-lble Fall : A wonderful offer! Cloaks, j tck ets and wraps, of every description, ! at sweeping ju ices. Desiring to greatly reduce our stock on these ; lines before taking inventory, we wii , otter our entire uneot tpnnger liros. uinoi ixiiiueaaiineiutsaieosioriess. This is a rare chance. Call early while the assortment is large, Montkivh !t Skitknbach. Jlert I'roiiiptly. The members of the Woman's ! uehcl Corps are requested to meet X! jnoinptly at 2 v. u. on rnday Jdtn mst., at tlie regular meetm as business of importance is to be i transacted, and final arrangements' made for the installation in the evening. A H tPTKR or AtXIDF.XTS. Sume Unfortunate IAccidents Which Have OccurredlDnring the Fast Few Days. Information was received in this city last night that Mrs. Ephriam Frum, residing near Knox Butte, had fallen in such a manner as to break her thigh. Dr. Maston was summonad and will start this morn ing to render medical assistance. Wiliiam Alone, a man working in a logging camp, near Crawtords ville a few days ago, while hand ling a wire cable, let his hand get into the pulleys, mashing off all the fingers on the left hand. The injury was so severe that all the fingers had to be amputated. A few davs ago Mrs. George Kauble, of Brownsville, fell on the icy ground near her door and broke her left arm between the elbow and wrist. ICKKTIIIF.S. Smoke Estrellas. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. . A line line of neckties at Blam's. Six shaves for a dollar at T. Jones'. Rubber goods at cost at X. II. Allen & Co.'s. French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. " Sewed calf boots 1:2. Lewis Hughes. I Go.tu Redfield cc lirownell's for IVesh groceries. Xew goods and low prices' at C. B. Roland iV Co.'s. Fresh roasted in anuts every day a l Hoffman A: Pfeitl'er Cash will buy groceries Kedticld iV. BrowneH's. cheap at An elegant new parlor set for sale cheap at the Second Hand Store. Cloaks, jackets and u inter wraps at cost or less at Monteith Sc Suilciibach's For A Xo. I eider vinegar go to Hon" man A: PfeiHer's, at Vio cents per gallon . Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or less at Monteilh A: Scitcli bach's. Xew line of gent.-' furnishing goods now arriving at O B. Roland fc Co.'s. The boss nlaee to linv crockery and ware 1.; at Conn Bi os, at way down prices. A new line of overcoats, just opened Stylish and cheap. C. B. Roland & Co. Cloaks, jackets and winter wraps at cost or.icss at Monteith iV. Scitcnbach's. Eagle cigars are the fine .t live cent cinar on the market. For sale by Par ker Bros. Thirty cases of winter boots iu all grades, just received bv C. B. Roland i; Co. First class stock in every partie- ular. Just received, the celebrated Estrella Key West cigar, the finest Key West cigar in the market, at M. BailiugartV cigar store. Coiyi Bros., sole agents for the cele brated "Red Letter" cigar, s'rii-tly Havana tilled, the be-t 5-ccnt cigar in the market. , Orders promptly hilled lor boots or I shoes, any quality or style, pegged or ! sewed, at Lewis (K Hughes' shop. The largest assortment of ladies tine shoes and slippers in town at jicdticld Brownell's. Call and see them. For your tine imported and Key West cigar go to M. Bnumgart's cigar store, one Uoor east of Langdcu's drug store. Ladies wi'l find relief from head ache, costiveness, swivimiiig in the head, colic, --our stomach. restlessn: inugestion, constant or p-:riodiiui sick headaches, weakness in the fiick or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and different parts of the oily, a feeling of lassitude and despondency '-v taking SMinmons Liver Kegulator. It is- not t unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and is j not injurious to the most d-lieate con- j stitution. i For the next days we will give a diM-onnt of percent- on all leather Hoods bought from us. Kkdfiei.d BiimvxEi.L. A mammoth sti. k' to select from at a discount of 15 nerccnt. K. k. B, You can select a p lir of line shoes from our .stock at a discount of 15 per cent. Keokiki.ii it Buownkll. Improve this opportunity to l'liv a pair of $5 shoes for -L:J5" bv paving cash, (rood for JiO da. K. fcB. ! You will .Save Moucy BY TAKING YOUK SEWING MACHINES to the repairer, B F. Par-ions, at Sixth j and Jefferson streets, Albany, Oregon. Good ' satisfaction or no pay. .Unhlral Instrument llepnircd. rWAS I, PIERCE IS PREPARED TO J 'line, clean anil repair orgiui" at reason alile rates, old cases will be olished anil madeuood as new Violins repaired, and all stringed instruments a specialty. Orders left at Blackmau s store, either for the city or country, will be promptly attended to. " All worK guaranteed. ROAD SUPERVISORS ARE REQUESTED to include iu thir annual reports the tools bcloniriiijr to the county in their roid districts, and also the condition of the roads in their respective districts, and about what amount oi lumber will pronamy be needed ior onuses inerein next season. Ami an.v.i person hearing et anv lumber heini' pur c'nx-ed at county ex(eiise b) any sujiervisor ami not used upon bridge upon public roads, .vill pleise take interest eiiomih in county affairs to report the same to the county court that we mav investigate the matter. J. J. WHITNEY, Couuty Judge, Krai Estate nml Employment Agrney. PARTIES HAVING FARMS FOR SALE of about 150 acres, or those having larger tracts which'they would be willing to divide up into SO or lfjo acre lots, are invited to cab at our office, as we have a ew customers for that class of frnu. We c?n also furni-h par ties waiting help, either male or female, for the city or country, with such help as they d.isire on short notice; and we also have a few situations for bpth male and female in the city and country. Call at our office if you want help or want employment. We cau get either for yon. Office No "65 First street, ad joining W. C. Tweedule's tin store. F. A. BURK1HRT 4 CO. NORTHWEST A 1! COMPANY, Portland, Wrejjon Capital Stock,- $500 000 f. L THOMPSON, Agent Rkkkhkncrs ty Albaxv. BUun. L. Fliuti, 0- H- OjltTA. S. E. Youmr. 1..E. Stewart And W. H. n ire llUllllf IllklUlUUtV FIT, GAINS, TIES, SHUN, GUEES. We're bcunu to have a lit to-day. We don t mind i: it is small The fit we want U pro-fit, friend, So look you one ana all. For gains, what gains? Why bargains, friend; Just glance within our store. Such bargains we will show you, friend. As ne er were seen before. New ties, what tie? - Why novel-ties Iu every line we sell. Don't shun, what shun? Why reduc-shun, In price we'll please you we'll. Such :ures, what gures.' Low fi-jures, They're bound to make you laugh; So call and see us cut the price In just ex icOy half. WALLACE k THOMPSON, Grocers. NEW TO-DAY. Wanted. IMMEDIATELY AT F. A. BURKHART & Co.'s real estate an d employment office, a man to work on a farm, also two yirls to do general housewark. Apply at once. For sale. NICE, COMFORTABLE AND COM A modious dwelling, six rooms, one and one-half Tories high, hard finished, splen did neii of water, small barn, situated on north Fou-th street This is a very desirable lesidence, beingr ill oneof the best neighbor hoods in the. city. 'Ihe house if compara tive iy new and modem in construction. For furth r information inquire at this office. rUYSBtTA.VS. 1ASTON, PHYSICIAN AND SIR- reon, Albany, Oreon M H. F.l.l.l jrenn. Alba y, Oregon. DR. E. his ol A. McALISTCR HAS LOCATED I office on the comer of First and I Broa.'albin streets, over Ucdtield & llronnell's i store, where he can be found when not pro- j fessionally eiigagid. i M1 RS M.E. McCOV.M. D.HOMfEOPATHlO I physician, olli.e and residence corner of : Urst and 15 iker streets, Alhany. Or. Chronic diseases a specialty. Consultation free. Of- ! fice hours: ICMoiiA m anil 2 to 5 p. m. 1 1)' .OCTOK HKNKV SMI TH, 4:J:i KEAKXEY street, San Francisco, over 20 Years ex- peiieiKB in the treitnient of enronic and special diseases in Aniciiisin ami European hospitals and other institutions, making a specialty of these nlT. ctions. Ib-me treat ment sent to such as c;cni'.it visit, his ortice. Orders for medicine promptly attended to. 4TTkm:ys. 1). K. N. BLACKlilRX, ATTORNEY AT Law, Allinnv, Orc""n. Office in Odd bi llow's Temple. Vill practice in :dl courts oi tbe slate, and give special attention to all business. liroLVEHToN & IRVINE, A ITOltNEYS V at La iv, Albany, Or. - O.ttce in room.- V, and 14, store. Foster's Block, over L. E. U.ain's J K. WEATHOltFOIlD, ATTORNEY AT law, Albany, Orc'oii. office in Odd 1 Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all the ! courts of r lies; ate, and five special attention ; to all business. UHl SAI.K. ,'Oi:U TEAM, NEW HARNESS, NEW X Democrat wauon; first-class outfit for lardcner. See Kenton i Chase, Orocers, be weeii Opera House ml I'os' office. OUSE FIVE YEARS OLD. 10 HANDS hi h, vory gentle in harness, siny'e or EiKpiire at HKiiAi.iioflii e double, I3LAN1NU Mli.l. (Ui ".Li'..-ii... . disinble fac'ory privilege in tlie city, ln nuire of C. L. Brush, foot of Lyon St. HOTELS. r EVKHE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR.-CHAS. L- 1'fi.iller, Prop. Only fiist eclass house I in the city. Larre sample rooms for eoni I uiercial men. No Cliinamen employed in the ! kitchen. Oencral stnte office for Corvallis. ncssi It pror pronrr.etor. This lmufe is now turnish- d with the best m-.w furniture. Everythiujt clean ami commodious, offering to the general public superior accommodations to any in the citv. 0 every day served in any style. srcriiL on( t:s. 'J1WO GOOD GIRLS WANTED TO DO GEN 1 eral housework Geiinan preferred. En quire at Metzger's En p'o.Mnent Aencj. Nolice lit iWhtorw, ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES indebted to the firm of Hoffman .V I'fciffer are hereby notified to call and settle ibeir accounts immediately, as the same will 3!i Feb i.-.t he ulaceu in the hands of an at tor icy f r colic; tion, .TolIX lIoH'MAN. Fkaxi;i- Pfkiffer. lliMii lit Ion of fi:irliierliii. TI HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing betui en ,T"5ii Isom, E. .1. Lan niili; atnl r.uwaru t,oiu-; mmer me nrm name of !nin, Lnnnini; & Co.,- is hercb ' dissolve! b mutual conitcit, EdwSrd Ooins retiring. JOHN ISOM, B LA NX ING, EDWARD GOlNS Albany, Jan -2, 1SHS. 'ihe business in the future wit! be conduct ed bv John Isinii ami E. J. Lanninj.', under same style of firm name. Isom, Lanuin; & Co. .who will pa all liabilities of the iate firm, and a'C alone authorized to collect ah outstanding acciunts. DISSOLUTION NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby civen ;hat the partnership here tofore existiiii; between John 11 off man and Francis Pfeffcr, under the firm name of HorT man Jc Pteiffer, is thw ilay dissolveU by mu- j tual consent. The business will be continued I bv the 1 lttcr, who will assume a 1 liabilities, and all otit-itaiidinif accounts wi.l be collected by the old firm. Dated Albany, Jan. 4, 1SSS. John Hoffman, Francis Pkkikkkr. H. EWERT, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, FORTY DOLLARS REWARD. A RE ward of a!40 will be paid for the recov ery of the body of Benjamin Ohlinsr. who is sunnoscd to have been drowned in the Wil- lamette at Corvallis on Friihy, Dec. 16. The abovD reward will be paid Uy Ohling Bros. ALBiSV, Dec 30. T0. ON O unable terms at Mrs. C. Bill's restaurant, corner of Bilker and First street, opposite the Star brewery No Chinese cooks. riOK SALE CHFAP. NICE '10ME A FEW P minutes' walk from the new college at Corvallis, easy terms, bany. Address box 14S. Magnolia Flour. BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV- I I Ult l cred to anv parr, of the citv, for SI. 10 er sack. " JOHN A. "CRAWFORD. nlSOdtf DR R KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SUR geon, Albany, Oregon. -Graduate of Cer man and Americun colleges. TiENG HEVG. WASHING AND IRONING. Laundry on Ellsworth street, between I the Revere House and Johnson's Blacksmith i shop. AH work warranted first-class aui sat i isfactory. Prices low. rr0 h T NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, i. with or without board, either doub'e or siugle. For particulars applv at Hkrald ofPee. ITT WRIGHT, ARTIST, IS PREPARED If . to trive instruction in drawing, also oil and water color piintiiig-. For tenus ap ply at studio, reidon. e of Mrs. Wm. Du bruille. corner Ellsworth and Fourth street. Sew Barber Shop."" SINCE THE FIRE TUOS. JONES HAS (fi-r.crally fitted up th-- r.iom on Elsworth street oposite the Revere house at the back of Conn Dros.' grocery store where his friends and patrons will rind him now ready to carrv on the barber business as before. AGRICULTURAL DEPOT DEYOE & ROBSON, Proprietors ALBANY. Have removed into their new building -A FULL THRES HERS, ENGINES, WAGONS, HACKS, PLO VS, HARVESTI'G MACHINERY y all - Implements -The largest and FARM "WAGONS, HACKS AND BTCQIE3 Iu the central Willamette Valley, promptly tilled at lowest rates. WITH BILLIARD HALL WILLIAMS, CHOICE WINE Kept constantly on hand. A full line aie. Everything first-class. At Revere House, AMUSEMENTS. Albany Opera House 16 MOiVl)A J. L J-SJJ A l JANUARY MXK SIXXK4SFIX IK. 4 ICS And constantly increasiiiif public favor of the ROYCE AND LANSING AI SWISS BKl.l.-Kl4;KnS. Mirth, Music, Burlesque and Comedy, and ilso tbe eminent youny ' violinist, OLAF MOEN, late of the conservato'v if music, Christiana, Norway, now making his lirst tour of America Ovt-r I.OUO.04XI of People have witntssed the above entertainment. Pre s and public iron the lakes o the gulf, and At lantic t the Pacific enthiudastiu in their jiraise. Secure -cats early at Blackmail's, seats only 75c. Best j Albany Opera House. I ONE NUlliT ONLY. SAIIItlHl JIM tKY SI. 1SSS IHU HLII MAMMOTH Uncle Tom's CaMa Co, AND 2-UNIFORMED BRASS BANDS-2 WHITE and COLORED. The only Do'ible Ccinpany in Exist ence. A lagli for every minute- smiles and tears blended together! Twocomicaljludicrous, musical Marks! A pack of( ferocious, inaii-lnniting bloodhounds. The Two ;r'Htesl Toics n I'.arlli. Ilnpers'iiiated by the distinguislietl serio comic queens of song and oper atic prima donnas, THE IIVEUS SISTEKS. Specially engaged for this great double company I be most last iiintuiL' ana talented" CHILI) ACTRESS in the world, little JBMK FntSMAX as ETA. Engaged for this season, the only genuine South Carolina Jubilee Sing ers and Plantation Troitbadors, -20 in number; the a'sthetic trained donkey, Leon; the smallest Shetland ponv in tiie world; Edison's electric parlor light magnificent scenery by Yoc.glit Iin; elaborate costumes bv Iazien. A street parade given daily at VZ o'clock. Reserved seats on sale at Blackmail's drug store. (I B. ROUND & CO. New Store, Hew Roods, CONSISTING OF MEN'S Furnishing tioods. Hnts, ('iips.Boot.H, Iioch iiikI Fine 4Tnlhln, 4Tiotrr Sr 'ectlons in Viir .Huniuirr . k H-nr. Silk I'ndcrwrar, KnlliiiKKflu I iHlcrvvcar, F1U. Clurk unit FlnxgN (ilovr. Tbe very best make of Hniil SrwrU Sbe and the ver atei titylen in Men's 1 oath's nnl Boy lthlnic. Ill :elcbrated .Makeit ofllnts In EVERY STYLE. Remember our stock consists of bHyht nert- fre-"h iroods, and as honest, fiir and square t'ealiny is our matto, we ask the pub lic to call and (et prices. No trouble toshow goods. itgrOne nmit west cf the Revere House, Albany, Oregon. C. B. ROLAND & CO. FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY AT 1IOFK niain & Pfeiffer s. Revere ouse Sample j. jr. i Musical Comedy Compa y OREGON. and have on hand for the trade of IS83 LIXE OF- STEEL AND SPRING Tooth HARROWS, FANNING MILLS. STEEL GOODS FENCE WIRE lcil Ity Farmers best variety of- Orders from a distance solicited and AXI) CLUB ROOMS. Proprietor AND LIQUOR of domestic and imported cigars cm g Albany, Oregon. 0VFRLAND TO CALIFORNIA via & California And Connections. Oregon Railroad '.ilirrnla Express Trains Unilv. 4:00 p m..Lv S:mi in. . Lv S.i.0 a m..Ar. Portland Ar. .10:40 am Albany Lv.. 7-05 am Ashland. ....Lv.. 5:40 pm Local I'uss. T rains Ikaily Ex. Sunday S:00 am., i.v. .. 12:40 p IU..LV. . . 2:40 o m..Ar .. .Portland . Albany.... . EtiL-eiie. . . . . Ar. . 3:15 piu Lv. .11:35 am ..Lv.. 9:00 am 1a-linn on lirniM-li. 6:10 p m..Lv Albany... 8:56 p m . . Ar Lebanon . . 2:M p m . . Lv Albany . . . 1:311 p m. . Ar Lebanon. . . . Ar . . 5:45 am ,..l.v.. 5:00am ..Ar.. 2:45 pm ..Lv.. 2:00 pm. PULIIAN BUFFET SLEEPERS Daily between Portland and Sm Francincu. Eu:ii.'iaiit slecjiiiu iars between Portlaid and San Francisco free of charge. - The O. ..v C R U. Ferry mates conuec-ion with all the regular trains on the eaot side di vision from foot of F street. Mcsl sitl division. Betwceii l'ortland and Corvallis. Mail 1 1 a I n Iailv- Except Sunday. 7:3H a ni.. li:2n y in. Port lend Ar. Corvallis Lv . 6:irp:n 1:30 pin Express Train l:il!y Exi.tpt SumUy 4:"0 p ni. S:('ii p m. Li.... . Ar .Portland . . ... Miiiovillc Ar. S:0O am At Alburiv ai'd Coi'ViiTiS ronnect with tr-uii! ot Ore-'ii Pai.itic lauroad. gg l'or fuil iiiforni.ition reir.irdfcijr rates, :i".:V: ctl'-' iM co i pnav's acnt. i;. iiuKiu.Eit, i:. p. (hx;ei:s. Manager. V. K. oil'. A i:ocHlriv' .Notice. Notice is huruuy Kiveu ihat the undersigned' has this day 1iccn duly appointed execu trix of tlie last will and testament if John A. Shore, deceased, by the county emit oi Linn c'mnty, oreir in, and that all jiersons having ! claims against saiil estate are hereby notified, to presei-t the same iroperly verified to the undersigned at her residei.ie in Scio, Linn count;. , wii bin six otoliths tro.u the date of this notice: Dated December 7, 1SS7 Jl'LIA A. SHORE, H EWiTT & P.R Y A N , Executrix. Attorneys for Executrix. Kxecnlor's Sale or Ken I Kslnle. Notice is hereby riveii that under and bv virtue of an order of sale dub made anil entered of record by the couuty court of Linn county, Oreaim, at the Januarv term, IsSS, thereof, in the matter of the estate f I H-. Cooper, deceased, the umlersiirncd, the exec utors of the last will and testament- of said 1. M. Cooper, decease. I, will, at tlie door of the court nou-.e in Albany, OrHjfon, on Saturday, the 4th day of February, ISSS, at tbe hour- o one o'clock, r: m. of said day, offer ior sale, at public auction to the highest bidder, the fol lowing described real property, as the prop erty of said estate, to-wii: 'Beirinning al a. stone CxSxH inches, at the southwest corner of the land set aKiit to E. V. Cooper, and riinnin-r thence uorih 79 !K chains to a stone; thence west 1-2.:10 chains to a stone 5x11x1 inches; thenc - south 70.GS chains .o a s'one SxSxlO inencs; thence eaM. 12.51 chains to tr.e place of bei;inniiir, coiitaininir 9ii 73-100 acres, save and except the rijiht of way here tofore couveyid t..i the Albany and Lebanon railroad company, all in Lin i count v, Oregon, and in township 11S R :t West. Said sale will he made tor gold coin, cash, in h ind, on the dav of ile. January 4, lass." G. W. OOOl'EK, n . B. F, PCRHOM, D R. N. BLACKRI RN, Executors, etc. Attorney for Executors. Nollre of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of Elisha Harry, deceased, bad filed in the count v court of Linn county, )re:on, his. final account as such e.xeeu or, and tne said court his appointed Monday, the Oth day of Feb ruary, ISSS. at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for the hearing of ob jections to said account and tlie settlement thereof. j. L. WIGLE, Executor. Kent Fntate. 1 F YOU HAVE FARM PRuPERTV wur sale call An Currau & Montnii h a th have customers 'or a number of ihin-ble tracts ofland. They-fljso Jiave some choice improved city property for s;Ue, and a few lots Mnjrinsr from 22i to $600 in price. Terms sent to purchasers. ( onlraelor nnd Builder. THE UNDERSIGN ;J) HAVING LOCXTED in Albany, solicita patrcnajre from ctiv and country, Will contracv to build bi id-. barns and all manner of dwellinz h , usesin cluding queen Anne, Eastlake and Elizalw th an htylis of buildings. Will furnish ilans a::d spceiHcitious without charge. SatlsAui tion guaranteed. W. C. ' lA&jKbU. Rooms - ' i '"' f ? i i