Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, August 07, 1888, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE f()T?VTX(T TTTTR A.I0 : TUESDAY, ATTCrXST 7. 1888. panting 5aUg gcvatl ! selves wildly when thrown into the j water suddenly, yet a boat liai i filled with water, or will even Daily a.nd Weekly TERMS OF SUBSCiilPTION. little more than tne gunwales: above the suriace, wm huppori usi liianv persons as can ;et their DAILY. Published evnrv innrnifi-.' ex-ertt Mon'la .) .hands on it, it they hehave ; &mi . 1 f-n-n 1 1 r Itafitt I f nmm , mtr -ffm"W:im k mjmtmmr.imwB i iiii i ni.it i i w z imp hupi mmi: mi 1 liy mull, er yeai WEEKLY. (Published every Friday Morning.) ne copy, per annum, in advance $2.00 When not paid in advance 2.f 0 IN THE SOUTH. NATIONAL EEPDBLICAN TICKET. . FOR .PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, OF INDIANA. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, LEVI P . MORTON OF NEW YORK. FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, ROBERT M'LEAN, W.I. KAPUS C. W. FULTON. GENERAL SHERIDAN. For several months the entire country has been watching for the announcement of the death of General Sheridan. Yesterday the intelligence came that on Sunday the gallant hero of the famous Winchester ride had succumbed to the fell destroyer, gently and peacefully breathing his last at 10 :20 a. i. on that day. Thus one by one the famous gen erals that led our victorious armies during the dark days of the rebellion are passing away; soon their memory will be all that is left, but that will never die. The immediate cause ef Gen. Sheridan's death, according to the doctors' bulletins, was heart failure. The remte cause was disease of the mitral and aoertic valves. The complications which have occurred have been nervous exhaustion, pulmonary cegeria, anasa-a and hemorrhages. " He was restless to-day, but not more so j than he has been several times ! since hie arrival at Nonquitt. At about 9:30 symptoms of heait failure suddenly appeared. Reme dies which had hitherto been successful were vigorously applied, but proved ineffectual and he sank rapidly, dying painlessly at the hour named. V?. glean the following bio graphical abstract: Phillip Henry Sheridan was born in Somerset, Perry county, Ohio ; was graduated from the tJnited States military academy and assigned to the first infantry as brevet second lieuten ant, July 1, 1553. After a brief turn in the bar- Any reference that is- made to the condition of atiairs, politically, j in the Southern States, is taken a j very offensive by the Democratic j Journals of the north. The cry is usually made that such reference j is an exhibition ot the old olouilv shirt; yet can they explain the facts that are palpable to even- observer who glances at election returns? No other section of the Union produces such anomalies as does the solid democratic votes oi me soutn. An eastern paper has recently published a table showing the result of recent elec tions in nineteen Congressional districts in the Southern States, from which it appears that the clorored vote in those districts varied from 13,000 in aSouthCaro lina district to 21,000 in a Georgia district, and yet in all these nineteen districts, in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina, the returns did not show a single Republican vote. In the aggre-1 gate the colored vote of these ninete n districts was 315,449, and yet there was not a solitary Repub lican voter among them. It conies with very bad grace from our democratic brethren of the press, under a state of circumstances shown in the above to cry bloody shirt when an explanation is asked, and the fact of the solid south i. all tided to. That there is some thing rotten in Denmark cannot be denied, and it is well that the i rottenness should be looked after before an attempt is made to reform other parts of the body politic of j entirely imaginary evils. j Bft" Staple Groceries I hi buekhaet & boyce,5 f FkGIas(Mfy IIU I ILL Ut ftLIVIUVHL 1 BOOK and JOB PRINTERS, J'L i Of the Willamette Yallev. JLvery uay. IWMW RqiiIt QTirl Pmnm prriol Printinrr a Qnonialtw 111111 ! ! Jn: jWAs: EX 1J 1111 11 UilU U U 111 111 II 1 U I U I 1 llilllliV II LIU 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . 3an-W2J.il ilillii Lesral Blank3 of All Kinds Constantly on Hand. Ililjlll ! Send for Estimates and Prieiv List of Office in Fhnn s Block, Albany, Or. mix, mm urn r u n mvxvw ALBANY SODA WORKS , j Choice Confectionery. i Xtake plsas'irs ia anaoxuiciag that I kae removed i iron say old store to my aeTsr "building oa tag corner of Fisst and Broadalbia Strssts. Taaaking my customers for" the liberal patronage they have "bestowed apoa me ia :he past, I trust that j iaa A a a J mm m mm vnzii increases, xaciuties ana a large ezperieace i may merit a continuance of it ia thiruturs. At this old and raliabie house is !se to Vt found a complete aasortinent, of fresh famiK rroeeries, to which u constantly oeinjf 3doi im the seasonable linea el crocianw and proviaioak such as Cranberries, Fine Pickles, Dned Beef Chipped to Order, Anchouy Mustard, Candies and Nuts, Eastern Buckwheat Flour, J Canned Goods of All Kinds, ' Bohemian Glassware, Etc These (roods were all bought when Drkm were low, and the benefit I the margin will given to his customers. Kenwmber the plau. it the old corner on First and Boadaibia Sts. i 111 HOFFMAN AND PFEIFFER, Proprietors of And mairofactorers of The Chicago board of trade seems to be inclined to correct j evils that have grown to large j dimensions in business transac-i tions in that city. One of them is the practii e of gambling in futures in the produce market. Its direc tors recently censured twenty-nine members for trading in "puts" and "calls." The directors then passed a resolution that any future violations of the rule against "put" and "call" trading would o tlie Patrons of Husbandry ! be expelled from the hoard and racks he was ordered to Texas ; j their membership certificate for transferred to the Pacific coast in j feited. Several secret committees, 1855, serving in Oregon and Wash- j consisting of from three to five men : ington territory until the fall of j each, were appointed to see that I 1861, at which date he was captain ' the rule is enforced in the future, ! of the thirteenth infantrv. lie- I and the directory has received the called to the "States" he was in j assurances of many prominent! December assigned to the army of I members that their co-operation ! southwest Missouri as chief quar- j could be relied on in putting down termaster. After the battle of Pea j illegitimate trading in futures. luuge, March, lsbz, he was re lieved and in the Corinth cam paign accompanied General Halleck as quartermaster until May 25th. On this date he was appointed coionel of the second Michigan cavalry, in which posi tion he served with great distinction. Renews Her Taath i Mrs. Ph'Ehe (Jhcsley, Peterson C:iy ! county Iowatells the following remark-1 able story .the truth of which is vouch- I ed for by long residents of the town: j "1 am To years old, have been troubled ; with kidney complaint and lameness j for many years; could not dress mv seif without help. Now I am free j from all pain and soreness, and am j able to do mv own housework. I ! WILL t STARK, DEALERS IN Fine Goid Watches. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Sil verware, Rings 'Ladies Watches and Chains, ahd'alJ kinds of El egant Jewelry astoni3h:ncly Law PRICES. I have this ar contracted with JVIessr Sox, of Albany, to furuUk a large quantity of pure Manilla binding twine to members of our order. sAll patrons can call at their place of business and by, the method adopted at our business council secure the benefit of my contract. I have also made arrange ments with the same firm to furnish a lotjof Osborne steel frame binders, Send in your ordersjj as soonjas possible as harvest is near. Signed MART MILLER, Financial Agent. We are now prepared to furnish eHoice, freria pondiea of fool grade, eonfiiatanir iif nnr Kti.-ir SteWai't' tfc teJ flavors, mixed candies, extra Frenca ana a geuerai assortment ot nne camttes AT rHOLKSAM OK KETAIi: VOrders from conn try dealer promptly at Uened to. JVtory uu First street, 1 Albany, - - Oregon,, Red Grown Mi; Upon Grant's promotion to le , owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for ; i- i i it i. to.-. bavins renewed my youth, and re- i lieutenant general, March, 18b4, j ni0V(Jj t.onipiett.ly rf dise'a5e and ; he applied for the transfer of Sh, r-, pain." Try a bottle oo cents and $1. j idan to the East and appointed j At Fosl!ay.and ... 1 Jiim chief o? the cavalry of the! . Potomac. On September 20th he Ann AV-lJAl. j was appointed a brigadier genera j j in the regular army. In June j LOST K STOLES. 10. , , I TN THiS CITY -ON SATURDAY, JULY I860, he was placed in qomraand J 22, a ladv's frold wa-;h, with the letters of the military division of the f,-" " tl?e ca4"r;, a sma" fobtatt,h-; : ed. I he finder will pleae return to Mrs , Southwest, Of that of the gulf in ! Francis Pfeiffer. A rewir-1 of $20 will be July, of the department of the i paid for ltarec"ver- gulf in August, 1S6G, and of the ! fifth military district (Louisiana GhEO.W.TSIVEITH SUCCESSOR TO W. H. McFARLAN D) SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL Sl'R IXOFIE L D OREfxOX, BJf"Albttny yard .and office on Railroad, between 4th and 5th strcetsjgj Having lumber not excelled in quality, eiidfaeilities not surpassed forMhe prompt aud satisfuctory lillinif or orders. I rcsneetfullv solicit a share oi'the ade. A. WHEELER. WILL BROS Dealers in ail; the leading Guns, Pistols, Sewing lactones, Organs, Pianos, A full Lina ot Sheet music, musical merchandise,ammunitionfish ing taclde, etc. Warranted razors, butcher and pocket knives, The best kinds of sewing machines NEEDLJES, OIL and Extras fm- all MA CHINES LINN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Repaising of sewim? machines, musical instruments, euns, etc., neatiy done W. F. READ, LOST j On Sunday July 15, between Albany and Mrs Sherers. west of Tansent. a srold chain . and Texas) in March, 1867. In ! woven bracelet with three ruby and two j ' i-w-in cpr f.n rnp n.asn. trie nn iir win uita.se September, 18o7, he was transferred to the department of the Missouri, continuing in command until March 4, 1809, when he was pro moted to be lieutenant general and assigned to the command of the division of the Missouri, with headquarters at Chicago. During the political disturbances in 1875 General Sheridan was sent to New Orleans, returning to Chicago on quiet being restored. During the general's late sick- j neSS he was made general of the heretofore extended is solicited. , . . , , . . , Albany, August 1, ls. array, oemg me iiuro person to hold this important position. The whole country will learn with deep regret the end of this brilliant career. return the same to G. W. ijimpson, this city- Fruit Dryer tor Sale. PLUMMER FRUIT DRYER, FACTORY size, complete, with additions and im provements, for sale eheap. Aply to A. P.laker, Shedd, Origin, or to A. Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon. j DiHMOlation of Partnership. VTOTICE IS HEREHY GIVEN THAT THE 1 partnership heretofore existing between l Messrs. Eraerick & Dieringer is this day dis- j solved bv mutual consent, Mr. Emerick re- ' tiring. The business will be continued by I Mr. Dieringer, who will pay s.11 indebtedness and collect ail outstanding accounts. Those so indebted are requested come forward and settle. A continuance of the patronage CO as -- im CO as as 3 M oa C33 J gS3fS I ! i! (Successor toN.'H. ALLEN) .TSTE"W Wmter ai soni stock 1 am now receiving new goods in every line and would coxdially invite everybody to call and inspect jour stock and p.vices. We propose to have th3 The Live foods House Of Aibanyand sliall Jat all times study the Wants ot our patrons both in style and prices. NEW PROCESS FLOUft (Snfcrio imrtMnSlf nftata naa) The Best StopageMJitiea tnho Uitktat prio in tmth for wheat, AUAtfS ... NOTICE. -I have bouglit and turnished 111 I t'l 'ill I lie ocio I'llltl Mils With new machinery, makin? flour br the FULL roli.?; prockss. 1 lie mill is now run niag ami 1 ctn furnish the best of fibur and fed at leason hie rates. I intend to run my mill in i uch a manner that none can go away dissatisfi-si. Give me a call. G01NS, Proprietor Scio Mills ) SECOND HAND STORE. 'SThe "past vear has proven it to be'a necessity. The btet and cheapest place ia the city to buy your Stoyes. Furniture, tinware We aie always prepared to bny rour household furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL CAN Killer. And LA-ivrp L. GOTTLIEB. -DEALER IN- Stoves and Ranges -ALSO A FULL LINE OF Babyhood contains some infor mation respecting methods of j keeping afloat when - in the water j which those who go sailing without j knowing how to swim or to manage i (OW l.ti. CtTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM TH E SUB scriber, a lijht red Jersey cow, bra.ss I knob'' ot her horns, and a twisted c'iain on j her head. Any information leading to the j recovery of the cow wil: be liberally re - ardj ed W.H. MYERS, i Albany, July 30, lSS-'j I T1XWARE, PUMPS, HOSE. COPPER WARE ,3.nd every variety of cooking utensils and' novelties in house mraishiisg c-ood-. Tlie public is invited to call and examine this mammoth stoi-K .inn er the new management. a boat would do well thpir hats.. It say. to paste m "It is not' ( 'ACRES OF liAXD S1TITATKI 12 j miles eas of Ai'ca'iv.r.ear the OreiroD ! 1 acific railroad, .'ijO acres in ccitivation, and I ci'iitaius si.!:-cicr;t water a:id timber tor gen- era WQ- Wo'i make fi-tir nood tarms ; I'rvje, t'rJ.ono. with tv For ..i'.rticuiar.s apy.'.y r.i t" Mat p-.Tr.iasc-r. J. ri.rri-i. enrailv i nowu tiuu a finger laid ui.-n any .loa.ng object, like a IoV an uvcrtu"!.ed boat, or even an .ar, will sustain the body in 'smooth w-.ter atticienti.v for the head to he kept free for breathing and sseintr. Many pc-tsons are drowned because they exert tht-m- Th vicissitude trying to mo es:- -'-ialiy to people ha bloo !. r or consl:'-!te the of elimate art- co:istitutioni, i lire ! hev ' the best i The City Liquor Store: N. BAVMGAHT, Proprietor, VZ v. ni f-uc;; '.arm if.aioritvv tS"SiX ibor to the Odd, Fellows1 emple, Albany, Oregon5? Kseps eonsta?iiy on hn-i the fi:ust :i!.;.r.rtr-d and domestic wtn, Kuufrs, curara.ar ':03. Oi'.ly.firsJ-cl'.issi ii.ju .r start- in sbt- city, SPECIAL ATTENTION PAIKTO OHDERSf FROM THE COUNTRY' aieg.: it is .yec s avsaiv.inlla, i tue use ot wi.ich ctesiies the b:(jod s-trengthous an'i invigor.-ies i the sys-.eiii. i Dry Goods Motions, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, GrocerieSjEtc liljany Bath House and : HAIR DRESSING SALOON. JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. JLadiee vnd children's .hair dress na: a sneoialty. Dotiae satisfaction guaranteed. JOHN SCHMEER'S Livery. Feed 4 Sale stable Corner Second and Ellsworth Sts. ALBANY, - - OREGON HOR8S8 BOAHDio by the day or month. Car riages or buggies on reasonable terms- NORTHWEST FIRE and MARINE INS'JRANZElCOMPANY PORTLAND, - - k OREGON C PIT 41 STtMK. Call and see me. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. BEAD, (Successor to N H. Ailei.. JOHN A. CRAWFORD, Pron'r. Will furnish sacks to farmers and receive wheat at the usual rates of storage. The highest market price j paid for rarae. I it-fTResr. Maj::olia fiVinr aKvavs nn hand for sale or exuhanue at reasona ble rates. JOHN A. CRAWFORD. Alba:1.', Oregon. A clem towel! for every customer tit Viereck's barber shop.