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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HERALD; A.VEDXESDA Y, APKTL 13, I8i1 ON SALE. The Dailt Herald will le on sale each morning at H. J. Jones' JOTT1NOS ABOUT TOWN. S ifilCll TKANS ACTKO, H.-u-tb- atara a-iara it on Kit Tit1Ttn I ' r . Tfie Curfew I.:u I'lie.! A Meeting Finest line of $3 shoes for at Pearls shot- store. .Mr. M. A. Miller, of -hanoii, was in the city yesterday. Scott May, caHhier of the Scio liank, was attending to 1 hihi iu-k.s in this city yesterday. Editor lhi-rger of Se'o, passed through the city to Lebanon aul will return here to-day. Parasols and sun umbrella, new stock just received in staple and novelties, Samuel K. Yoiinj;. Mr. II. Pavidson, one of the staunch and upright citizens of llalney, was in this city yesterday. J. W. Bentley, who has heen looking up business matters in In deiendeiiee, ret ui bed home yes terday. New sprir.g novelties in dress goodd and dreus silks, in colors and tilack in great variety at Samuel K. Young's. Several of tho Albany meat markets are putting in lard refrig erators, which will Iv agieat sum mer convenience. Mr. David Scott post master and one of the leading well-lo-do farm ers of Fux Valley, was in the city the tirst of the week. S. (J. Irvine, one of the rustling businessmen of Newpoit on Ya iiina Hay, was looking up busi ness matters here yesterday. The ease of the state vs. lvlw ar.l Kendall, arrested for lewd cohal.i tation with his divoiced wife, wa continued in Justice Humphrey's fjiirt until to-day. Ir. I ieo. Houck and In-other Juhu llonck, of Portland, have heen visiting their parents near Tangent for a few days, and were in this city yesterday. The Alha Hay wo.nl & lVeib-s.-: Conceit Co.. will appear in this city on the J.rtli inst. They ate a numher one company, and will un doubtedly meet with a full house. Tickets art on sale at Will cV Link's. KH'orts are being made to organize the Albany hand. There is material here lor one that would le a credit to the city and the public would he pleased to see the city again in the prosessiou of a good baud. The Women's Presbyterian .Mis sionary society will iu-et in the lecture room of the First Presby terian church this aftei imh.ui at o'clock, Lady delegates from the various churches and missionary societies will meet af this time. The McFaddeii Double l ucle Tom's Cabin Company gave a per formance upon the public sijiiate under canvas last evening to a large audience. '1 he well know n play was given in good style ami highly appreciated by those present. Carpets! carpets! I have re ceived my spring stock of carpets in tapestries, three ply and extra super, all wool and cotton chain, also a new thing in carpets called Persians which is recommended for its style and wearing .mahlies, Samuel K. Young. A large sewer in Poitl.ind be coming choked, workman dug il. open, and to their great surprise found thw roots of a shade tree had forced a passage through the walls and formed a solid in i. s lm tilty feet. The top of the Fewer i. teli feet below the sin face. There is a mistaken imprejsion aliont the condition of the .lkui tire engines. I'jigine Co., .No. I has not been out of rciuiir, and Mr. C. O. Lee N pioviug at: etticieiit engineer. I'ngiue No. L' is again in gN.I order, mi. I the department is thoroughly equipped. The state convention of the Woman s Christian Tcmpciancc Union of Oregon will convene in Portland the illst of .May, continu ing through Saturday. This con vention will he followed by a two day's conference, Monday and Tuesday, .May 'Z' and "ti, of the Pacific coast temperance ikers. THE ClIKCOTOCIL A A.MOIST OK III SINl r-nre Kiitertuliilnei t 1'rcr.iiR-ut llarriaon. Lafayette; Amis Carrie, Mchama. After prayer by retiring model -ator, Uev. (Ieo. (iiliespie was elected as the moderator of this ' presbytery and F.tder J. II. Wilson so.mk ai leiujpoiai v ciers uim iMuer .n. Irvine as repotting clerk were duly lecleil. The committee on arrai ge tients liraenieu men report which was ad.iHled. DAIRY ASSOCIATION. Surprlnr Pari v. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. I.Vdlield w're ttie recipients of a genuine surprise at their residence on Monday evening Apt il l:!th U-ing tlie twenty-second anniversaiy oi their niariiaire. The neigh Imj;. and friends of the family to the number of forty or moie came amply supplied with all necessary refreshments. It is needless to say they took complete possession oi the house and arranged things to suit themselves. Shortly after nine o'clock Prof. W. II. Lee sat dow ii to the organ and In gnu lo play the w edding march and I ben the happy couple were cscoiU-.l into the parlor w here Hcv. K. K. Prichard stood wailing to rec-ive them and to otliciate Uh.u the pleasant occasion, alter a few pleas antries he proceeded to con gratulate the happy pair and I i evtend to them the well wishes of the company for their future' happiness. At the conchi-ion, all adjourned to the dining r.Hm where the tables were beautifully decorated with a wreath oi dowers ami heavily loaded with a great variety of edibles. At a late hour the company dispersed wishing Mr. and Mrs. I.'e llield joy. us ami pioserous lives to the end. I.luu Couuty I'ost.itlif ert. Following is the list of post ottices in Liun county. Albany, Brownsville, Craw fords v i 1 1 c, Halsey. Harrisburg, llolley, Jot dan, Lacomb, Lebanon, Lyons,. Mill er, Peoria. Plain view, ak title, Km k Creek, Kowlaiul, Satitiam, Scio, Sliedd's, Shellinrn, Sinlaville, Spicer, Sweet Home, Tallmau, Tangent . Waterloo, Whitcoiub. A lengthy session of the city council w.i'i held iti the chambers last evening. The city surveyor mad. a report that be had completed a a survey and prolile of the Scio road from the east end of Fourth street to the outskirts of thecity and recom mended that no permanent im provements be made until the road is straightened. The matter was referred to the committee on streets and public property with instructions to reorl at the next regular meeting of the council. Petition of 1. Peam and others that a sewer be constructed at the corner of Third and Jackson streets, was referred to the com mittee on st reels and public prop erty. Petition of W. W. Crow.ler and others to haveSixth street between Montgomery and Jackson streets graded and graveled, was referred to the committee on streets and publit: pioperty. I 'el it ion of F. K. A Ten and others, asking that that portion of I he old planing mill standing on Lyons stteet at the intersection with Water street, be removed, was referred to the committee on st reels an. 1 public property. An oi.linance was passed amend ing a previous ordinance in regard to minors i naming the sheets at night. The law on this subject now leads in substance as follows: 'That any minor convicted of roaming the streets after the hour of S o'eleck e. M.. from October 1st to April s and after o'clock from April lit to October 1st, shall he titled not less than nor more than toll, or imprisoned in the city jail lot less t ban two days cr more than ten, or both, at the lis -cietion oi t he court." An ordinance was passed making il a misdemeanor to keep any hog or hogs within the city limds. All ordinance to regulate the running at large of dogs, within the cily limits; was read and referr ed biick lo the committee on ordi nances. An ordinance relating to the running at laige of certain ani mals, was read the third lime ami passe. 1. An ordinance for the prevention and removal of nuiseiices within the city limits and to prescribe punishment then for, was lead the lliird time and i.isse.l. An ordinance to cieate the ollire superintendent of streets and de- line Ins ilulies and Jill isllct ion, was read and the third time and passed. Ordinance No. 1!) was amended lo regulate the s'oiage of combus tible matter inside the city limits ai'd preset ih. punishment ior the same. J. Kitchen was awanlcd the ' utract for hnii. ling certain later al sewers oi p.'-inch terra colt a at j '.K cents per foot, and S inch pipcj at ."' i t nls pel t'oot.woik lo he j .lone within thirty days. lb. j bond was 1'iM-d at jiiloo. " I Councilman French reported in. il 1 1 1 ii is.-1 1 an.l the chiel engi neer had examined the various -terns of I he city and foil it. I loin of them in a very bad condition, and a motion wan made thai a committee, consisting of the chief etiu'iieer and the cimmitlee on lire and water b.' appointed lore l-oii at the next meeting oi the . iiy council on the feasibility of furnishing the lire engines with bor es, and to repair the ci t.-tiif. above mentioned. A motion was made and cariied that t he mayor call a public meet iug to consider the matter ol hi teilainilig the president of tin- Fnited Mates and party, who pa-s through Albany in a t , 1. D., of the i;.'V. ieo. W. church, were oi ie.-ponding KeSV . 1 1. lr i. ie l P. church, and Hill, of the P.aplist invited to sit as members. On nio'ioii the letter oi U.'v. M. S. Pi.l. lei! was receive I and his name ordcte.l enrolled. On motion the K'V. F. II. (iwynue, 1. I., an-1 Lev. A. F. Lot were received and their names ordered enrolled when the letters airive. On motion the staled clerk was instructed to send greeting; to the presl.ylerv of Portland. On motion, adjourned till to morrow at o'clock a. m. The presbyle y will continue to il iv ami to-morrow. Devoliomil exercises w ill be held at the morning hour to-day, led by Uev. J. A. Toivnseii.l. of Turner. A special feature of ihe after noon session will be the organi.a- DKTAII.S A HOLT KM KltTKISi:. Til K The .Mo. lei Ouliy Farm Meeting With l-'ilen.lfi Everywhere Throughout l.luu County, resbvte the Tec tnre Missionary societv in room at 2 o'clock. At 7 :."I0 preaching services ill he held, Ihe sermon being deliver ed by K.V. M. S. Liddeli, oi Fugene. The public is invite.t to attend the services of the presbv tery. A DKUWr.D BiiNs'ATlON. Au Uf;!y Cliiro jf liiK:iiiy Wlihli Will 3. p irati-a llitlnrtj ti ppy U.sup'e- A decide, 1 sensation, which threatens to separate a hitherto happy couple of this city and re sult in au ugly charge of bigamy, has developed recently. About a year ago M . C. Bingham and Miss Hannah Warren were united in the holy bonds of wedlock, and thereby hangs a tale. It has recently been rumored thai Mr. l'iiigham had a wile in the Mast, from w hum he w as not divorced, lie had joined the Presbyterian church since coming to Albanv, was a good inechanic an 1 engineer, ami lived seemingly an iipr'gbt and in. lust. ions lite, and his seeming anxielv to gei married and vigoious w iie-hiint inj on his lirst arrival wa-i overlooked. Recently, however, a letter was received from a former wife in Alpine, Michigan, itiiiiiiing alumt her recreant husband. It was re ceived by the pastor of the church and na'tnally caused an explosion. The eastern writer wrote that they had never been divorced, but that Pihgham had signed au agree inehl to pav her .fS'i per year tu help support their child, which he had tailed to do, and she w rote lo an Albany lawyer to colli ct the money. The church is investigat ing the allair, as well as the pro secuting attorney, and some de velopments mav be looked for. !ingh..iii says he thought his former wife had a divorce. His present w ife, or rather Miss Han nah Wat ten , does hot believe tin stones of ids guilt, and they are s'ill living together. The forming of a dairy associa tion and the establishment of a dairy farm has been discussed t-on-si.ierablv during the past three weeks; it isadmilted by everyljodv tnat it is just w hat Linn county wants. It is an enterprise which will betielit everyone in the coun ty and hurt no one il is therefore entitled to a warm and hearty support. The Linn county grange took this matter up in their last, meet ing and apKintcl a committee to confer with the lindel si'ned to get the details. After the meeting tint committee reijui sted me lo place my proposition in willing ami the following is a general out due of my plan wh'ch can be changed to suit circumstances. The liisl stepsliouM he tho form ing of a Liun county daii v associa tion, which association should elect a ptesidei.t a treasurer and iiine direetois divided evenly through I. inn Ciiuuiy. Those eleven olliei rs constitute a managing board, thev hold ollice for one yean lily hut can lie re-elected. The managing hoard elects a dairy commissioner who dav; i:ii i s Al l ow i:n. ieo. Peters-ill C. W. Watts lieo. W. I 111-'lies !l ;. w. Wats! :, I ieoige Uichai'ils I Smith ,V Senders 8 W. IL Pair si Pecoider Hellion's iuarteilv re port was read to the council and showed that the total receipts from lines was $!"; licenses, 1 -: :t 7i; tax, .f IS'i.M'i; irom llills boi o on hand engine note, for JS.V) ; total, tl'.,"i.ii!i ; paid out on war rants .fli;M.:;i; leaving in the tieaury J.M0.24. Oulstan.ling w at rants on March :'.!, IH'M, t hi, os I. "o, of which i;s Iv.'.is wore due. THi: wiu.AMi:rrK pkiisbytiiry. It Cjui.'di iu Ibin tlity TI.e Klrction tf Odi-..eri-Kull ct Moiuliei?. 'I'tial Hairy l:tlniiti. I n the in. .posit ion of Mr. C. II. Schmidt , w hich he make in an-olh.-r eoluuiii, in aslraihU-jrwaid capable and plain manner, there opens to the cil izens of I. inn e. un IV the op.--ituiiit v to hial.e a change in tlnir biisines-i arrange meiits 1 hat is vastly for their in terests. Mr Schmidt makes a plain, practical statement that is peri.-olly convincing, and has in disputable te.-tiiu-iiiy as to t In proof of every statement he makes, and a 1 i a - to h.s piolicieu.-y au.i llli.leislanding ol 'the w hull' busi ness. His coming to this localilv is a compliment both to his judg in- lit au-l lo the county, lor in his judgment he i I n n 1 1 1 . . si this the best and most iieil. ct coiinli vfor "w j Ihe business ol dairy ing, v hnh i iu a fact, ami it is c.-rlainlv a c-m-j plinieiit to the county lo have a 2"i j man of as mature judgment and 1'.', ample ex pel i.-iice an ive at such a tin j courhi -ion. Our citiens should i;iiiual;e the matter of the dairy as ', s.oeiation an.l model dairy farm a rapid and peiiuaiieut till o", i Ihoioiigh .",H success. The Willamette Presbyteiy ccin- veneil in Hie hirst l'reslix tei imii rroliuhl.v t-atully li.jure.l. A little son of Key. .1. I-'. Stew art of the Christian chinch, was riding w ith S. V. Loss on a wagon-load of .lit t l.ir-t cveliti.g, when iu some way he fell oil' receiving peiliaps fatal ii:juries. It was I bought by sonfo that the wagon wheel ran over his body, but others say ho was thrown violent ly against the w heel. Dr. Maston was called and found the little fel low, who is live ye.irs old, ill great agony, suMering from severe in juries about the stomach. The do. tor thought last evening that his recovery was doubtful. Nrarly lirmi lie. I, As one of the Oregon Pacific up . I 17. a lilt r 111 I' y it ui-inii I , i .1 i . I 1 " na o'liiiii" . .. .,. , i,s cy ,asi evet..i,g. M()ltl.lVt at ,m i ue opening sermon was l ereil bv I. 1-. II. (iwililie. of Salem. The biisiue-s meeting of the t shy leiy was called lo older at S::: p. in. by P, y. 1-;. K. IVichar.l, the retiring modcraior. with the lollow in ; im-iiibers present : Uev. U. Pobe.Pev. F. .1 . Thoui p sou, l. l.,Uev. F. N.Coiidil, Uev. J. A . T.CI-.IIKCH, h'.-v. I-;. K. I'tii li ard, i: -V. tie.), (iiliespie, lU-V. . I. S. oil. Lev. John K. I lav, Lev. F. II. iw imie, I). I)., L'ev.' .M.S. Li. dell, Ley. A. F. Scoll. Fl.lers: Win. A. Templet. -n, liii.wnsville; J. II. Scott, Ciaw fordsville ; J. II. Willson, Corval lis; S. Condi , Pleasant drove; Win. Foi tmiller, Alliany; S. (i. Irvine, Yatiina V.:i : John While, Spiing Valley; J. P. Ivnmett, Mc Coy: I-'. A. l ord, Wo-.dhuru, J. i. Hurst. Annua: J. IL l.ainpsuii, Fugene ; J. W. trawlord, Salem; James liihhsoii, liideieudeiice ; stott James, Oervais; K. P, P.ird, the river at Hill's landing below Salem , K. v. S. P. Wilson attempt ed to get on hoard, lie started to walk the gang plank before the boat stopped, and was thrown into j river, lie sank twice, and was lisl.c.l out with much dillicultv bv i nr ii:ii s men wiin t in a lo ol a long pike , ,1,-. Tlt. presiding el.l.-r said In-had always thought he was ic.ldv to die, but on taking his iuvoluiitaiy plunge found he was entirely mistaken about it. Cllrti-i Was M lii-.li-ri il. The colonel's jury has found that John Curtis, of Harrisburg, w ho was ion n,l dead Satunlav fn Last Portland, was murdered. There is no clue to the murderer. I The remains w. re taken to Han is- hiirg lor burial. I'lirnilure Iu Oieoilitici. Fort miller it lring are con stantly enlarging, their magnificent Stock of furiiltllie. The V reei-iv.il another full car load recently, also serves a asi ctetaiy and w hose duty it sh ill he to carry out such business of the dairy association approved of or suggested by t he in inaging I oard. Also the dairy I coiiiuiissioner is elected for one year only. Faeii member shall be entitled to share all the benefits accom plished by the association and a monthly statement of aU'uits of interest to the Mockholdois shall he published in the local papers. The dairy association progiainme and object is to introduce a profit able dairy indusiiv in Linn coun ty to demonstrate practically that a wonderful bent-tit wiil cutne to everybody and to the w hole coun ty from a general and successful introduction of the dairy industry. The fanner's income w ill double an.l Ihe population will .loiihle in a few years. llo:-ie seekers will come in great nuiuheis and land will be woith more. The dairv industrv will soon demonstra! that 'Si ai res of land as a well managed dairy farm w ill give more net income than three limes as much land iu grain. The managing board of thed.iiry association will establish a model dairy farm as soon as possible and the most important wotk of Linn county dairy c jininissioner will he to carry on the dairy farm as here is to be practically demon strate 1 how this new industry should he worked from beg uiling to end. A gond building must rest upon a good foundation and the builder iiiusl. know to a tcrtainty and in detail how to do every thing, if he the builder i docs not, it is time, niali rial ami money wasted. If I. inn county say s we will not con tinue to pay a bushel of line wheat for a roll lbs'.'; of stale butter we will make it ourselves, then Linn county wants to know how to make line butter Yes, Linn county wauls more than that, it must he easy for every body w ho w ishes to engage in this new industry to learn every thing pertaining to it otherwise it would be time, money and material wasted for everybody in the county experiments are costly, therefore we want a model, such a model lhat can he copied liom with --mall moderation hun dreds and thousands of times, liveryhij.ly in Linn county should be welcome on the model dairy farm to get free information about how to make line butter, how to produce the milk, ipialiiy ami ouantitv, what breed of cattle to keep, what crop to grow . therefore the model dairy farm must give information about butter making, breeding, feeding, relation of crops, etc. I low much money w ill it cost Linn county to establish the model dairy fai mV $l,noi will buy III,) acres three miles from Albany, erect the necessary building, furnish ma chinery and 50 cows. The plant can he started smaller or lurgei according to the wishes of the shareholdei s. ONi: Tllol s and sh iti:s. It is proposed to subscribe one thousand shares, each share to he worth lifteen dollars. There are probably over ;;0(lt) persons in Linn county directly inter-sted in Ibis entertui.-e and probably over I0,(M)0 persons more all'vcteu in directly by the movement. A (lOOII ISVI-STMKNT. When you subscribe .fl-") towards ine uairy larin you nuiiot make a donation of $ 1 5 but you encourage one of the noblest industries in Linn couiilyand you will get good inteiest on your money besides. Father, remember your bov, you like to see your boy prosper and you hke to keeji your hoy content ed on the farm. A j reat many boy s w ill be delighted and encour aged to make a start which they otherwise would not at", leinjit, ami it is the lirst 'step in the right direction which in so impoitant. Mother remember that dearlmy. I low many has wandered to the cities and lost be-.au.se the farm did not oiler tl icm w hat they t bought they ought to have. We want you, fathers, mothers, to put in a good word for the association and model dairy farm. Twenty organizers throughout Linn county. It is proposed to select twenty men in dill'erent parts of Lirn county, each to secure lifty shares. No one per-1 son can own or control nure than ten shares . What does Mr. Schmidt ask as salary if the association is organ i.ed, and he is chosen dairy com missioner for Linn county'.' Mr. Schmidt asks nothing but is satisfied to leave it entirely with the managing hoard and the. share holders, and let it solely depend upon the success of the enterprise and if the shareholders should desire to bind .Mr. Schmidt for several years, he is willing to give the stock company security to show his intention is l' a.ie in earnest. To further the work of the managing hoard Mr. Schmidt offers under their direction to carry out their plans in their practical work ings, but will not have anything to do w ith handling of the share holders money which must be left solely to the treasurer, and with out other coinpensa'ioii than covering of direct expenses and i the institution can be ready for operation in three months. Now let us go right to work ; we expect the cities to help the country then the country again in return will help the cities. Please do not say we have not got the money. F.ach family all through the Fnited States is spending on the average over fit) jn-r year for liijuor and tobacco, let, us reduce that sum for ibis noble purpose. Come Linn county, let it be know n that ymi subscribe iflo.tHH fot a model dairy farm while Astoria subscribes .f I7,(!)( for a prize tight. C. II. S. I1MIDI'. A BHAMLTUL CRIME. Eii.-a Maiw.ll, an Iuhunun Father, Ar rested en a Charge of Incest. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Food Report. 1 REAL EdTATK SALES A. Hackleman lo J. ( i. Craw ford, lot ::, t, I, Ik Id, and face lots 1, in blk II, H's ;id A, Albany ; coi. si.leration. ooil. State of Oregon to John Chance, X. '.j s. w. ir. sec. Ill, tp 11, S. K. 1 w ; consideration, .fill! I. H. C. Finley et ux to W. C. Kiggs, i;;.::2 acres in 1. L. C. of P. C. Finley; consideration, fl."il. State- ji Oregon to John Chance. S. '.. S. V. ,,r. sec. P.i, tp I I, S. Ii. 1 W.; consideration, if I on. A. F. i Kjch to Catharine Jooeh. lots l::, i i, ami lots ::, I, blk l. i:'s A . She! I burn : consult-rat ion si In Haniel lhi-iges et ux. to A. F.J Hooch, lots.!, -I. L's A, Slieilburn : J co!:s;ileiatlon, .f l-pl. I. Shelton ft ux. to A. F. Oo-cli, lots i;;, U, Shellburn ; consider ation, f.'.MI. h'iijah O-born to K. Storis I'.ai rows, lb) acres in tp II, S. L. 1 W. ; consideration, .12o0. S. M. Wiley et ux. to .1. I, Wal ton. int. in lots 7, S. i k L' i Lebanon ; cotisiderat on, if.'o. II. C. Klippes et ux. to J. M ' j Wiley, lots 7, S, Lit 'r., Lebanon consideration. . 150. Frances A. .""filling and bus. to Win. ' M. Moore, 170 acres in I'. I. C. of Almoii Moore ; coii.-idi-ration, .f.'M'KI. Oreen and Mary J. Heard t- .AMI1.-S i-. M-iinng. i i.zi iu see :;, tp. 10 S., I;. L' w tion, .f.i'KI. (ireen Heard et ux to W. M. I I'.lias Maxwell, living between , Kiio Htitte and the Santiani, was arrested yesterday and brought to Ibis city on a charge of incest, pre ferred by his 17 year old daughter, Abbie Maxwell. He was arrested at his home by Constable C Ci. Hurkhart, who wfs accompanied by A. W. McLair. The father, who is about 5J years of age, did not seem surpiised. His wife, however, threatened to kill herself if her husband was taken away. but changed her mind. The ciime is a most revolting one. The story of the girl is that her father commenced his in human treatment live years ago, when she was but a little over tweive yeais old. She told her mother about it, but the latter was too weak minded to prevent the desires of her brutal husband, nid he continued the practice until the girl heiself, out of shame of herself and parents, made complaint to procure her father's arrest. Maxwell denies that he com mitted the act, and said he did not want any attorney and would make no defense. The girl's story is no doubt true. The terribleout ii ge upon her has caused her to look like a woman ."0 years old, but she seems bright mentally. Maxwell was arraigned before Justice Humphrey, ami the case w ill come uji for trial at ! . M. to day. Hcputv 1'istrict Attorney J. P. Wyatt will appear for the state. NEW TO DA I. i3 1! it" tt nil The 1 lie I In il rHtr? Jit MA O.YVi BV !T!ili !!ii!i I ipo.t rolne. HI ii .,-uui. Wil.t Ahum..! I; n.iii ic-n AMi - 03AKD FiiEF INIlRNAIIONAL HO.'.'SF FAIR! -WILL i:IIIHI I' AT a Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE c.r..i u Aibiiiy, Fiitlay, Apr, 24. L. E). Blain, 1 lie Leading Clothier. Moore, 170 a les in l. L. C. oi ' Kol.nf; -1 to Tour Thu.s its IVrmer fc'i e .Union Mire; consideration, 1 10.1 TIMES aoaUORASU! -Marv J. Heard and hu-hau.l ::.,. r , . . , , r . , Frances A. Selling, 75.LM iU-res in . C efr ! & XU:M "f UiDli f sees. .ji, tp. in i;. w ; con sideration. if.MMl. J. M. Kalstons et ux to .1. i. i AN AMAZING CALAXY OF ' . ' j JHAMPICH AHt'NIC STAFtS "..-THi: PKUCHK-SIVK Pl'HCHASFK lUCSIRFS to sec a line of goods that cmWlies in its immense variety, the finest and conservative fashionable features of the day, combined with a complete assort ment of st aples, all made and I'niahed in the very high est stan. laid of exci Hence, and placed on the market at pcpular prices, our exhibit for the coining sjriiig and summer season will surelv command his attention. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAT-". TERNS FOR SUITINCS AND TROUSERS CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER AND Fit guaranteed in bin tailoring department. I 'KICK'S -Always HKAsoNAiiLii. in!.. iimiMiiii'i iNiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiniiiiiiii'iiiiiii'iifiniiiiiiniiii'iiriTi:! Walton, lot 5, blrjce L'5. in H. s A.. Lebanon; consideration, sii. A. Hacklem.in to H. A. Irvine, lots 1, I', 7. S, IL's llh A., Al bany; consideration, sttn-O. O. W. Williams to W. IL Shep herd, 1. L. C. of Ih-niy Wiiiiaiiis iiit claim i ; consideration, -(i. .1. II. Crooks et ux to J. 1 1. Warren, 1170 acres in st. -ii. ;; tp. 1.'! sj., U. I vv; consideration, ."f ltlUil. J. n.Coucy lo Na'han Needhatn. !'5 acres in tp. lL" S., U. I w. ; c-.;i sideration. .'!5'MI. J. H. Cartwriglit et ux to Maty Peters, J.j acre iu Harr.sburg : eonsiderat ion :!50. Tin: nnui.ii i.m:ic ii ki. The facilities of the present day or the production of everything h it will conduce- to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched withthe on ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is trcly pleasing and refreshing to the tate and prompt and ellectua! tocleanse j the system gently in the Sprii.- i time or, in fact, at any time any tint belter it is known tlie moie pojiular it becomes. Amil e rary .Meeting. Tiie anniversary meeting of the Woman's Christian I'nion ill be held on Friday evening next, Aj.ril 17th,iHt their hall, at which t.me Mrs. Ftnily Pitts Stevens of Cali fornia, an able speaker and nation al organizer will lecture. ..lis. Stevens is a very entertaining speaker, and com'ng from a sister state should be cordially welcomed in Albany. (n Friday af-ernoon t I! o'clock she w ill give an ad dres, to which all ladies, w hether members of the union or not, are cordially invited. Ui.i.i.A ;tn;iu it kii' Hit: in .'-itita u n l. -r . .-. .ul. I h .M.ii:i:n- i li, M:i-.ivi ri . ;i l-- ..li-r"U. in- Jc o ii---ri- th.ut ; JQ JO, l-.urope i AM) .M I 1 ( ileate.-t Curiosity. I III! WoMiKIIS An Ul-l cature Show. More Ab solutely new acts thai, old and lie . in any other exhibi tion in A :in ! ica. Nat nr. 's Marvi ami Ajt Artistic Ujiiemaey t i.iivahd. ieiK-ral .ii.bihe (Kcasion for a!'.. Tn H4ii3 P..1 tH .!, 8 Mil "V!n; oi'f it.i'Jua tfalii The Albanv Furniture Co. I ooi open nt 1 and 7 r. M. Per formance ne I lour Afterw ard. For particulais,ree bulletin boards, lithographs iind the various ad vertising mediums. near the Southern I1 Vill 1-e si aeilie dep Oll TATh'V WWI KH. - At O iu ie, "I'm r. .-.ir-, i:n!l siir.- -tr li pr.-i'i"-i n, -it- -l'i-Tri"Ui. : 1 r- tin in :M! Alue.y O.-.-g-'i. IOt. xuy nil-:. -. or r.i.lr.,.,,1. "l-i'.ei. Hi Ail. Hi b" .V 'ULL LINE OK UMIKIiTAKING. rIKT i .h.i I 's il-. - w. in, l'-t in t'ns i IIm- Cliikrw i!! i- isi-!c;li- Otli'-f Kith a -.."ii "! MoIltlilV. slum- :it tlu8 .ma i:i:i ki. .' t.' I ! N KTT 1 1 ( K E H K 1 ; V A t llu court lioitsc ill this city by Jinliro (ie.irsre lliiiiiplirf-v, Tiir"l.iv April II, IvM, Mr. -b.iin Itiirn.-'it. iiihI Miss Mary Iloi-ketiheiy bolli t-l Slu:ll-ii in. C'l.KEK-tl.AVToN-At tlie n-i iletice Ot I.. I!. Kl'tll, ill liiisrlilll iT, mi April ls'.M. Mr. lluali Cle.-k anil Miss Jessie ( hiytoll. of Hum--burg. Itc-v. '.i. W. .Miller, olli- i.itinir. Mr. i;cek Is u li.il lii-r of lli eitv it :- In Ui-lilnrs. 't t ft -i-.- i-i-i- hti-tl to thr l.i.i- 11 1 in I lu.nil'-.o . o.i-riiiati :in- riinii strit to at oiiiv anl s- tlie tin- s.inir. F'i.KslI s I.V IS' at tin; Allium Ki-li JI ir k't, ie iiir to tin- (...Mini;.-.-. Li ... . "iir onl.-r f--r t-ri-l i a-, lbi-sii'nioti hw , I'irri mi that ila. Also n-rrh, tl iim-lcr-stiirii.-on ami trout in si-um, liamc :xnl jioiiltrv ilns.M il to or kl .unl il.-liw ol (in in tin-i-ity. .M. IIiiik, Prop, DISLMOMCO ikery Confectionery Opp. 'iiiiiiiiIiij;h Ilruj; Store, mill t lie happy couple kinv their Inline. will make Ai III KII, Mntnlay M "bride. Apiil M'HKIDK -At Sli-.M 1:1, ls;.l, Mrs. V. II. The dV.-rH-.cil formerly r. -iil.il in tliis -it . The funeral i'l -eiir from the Wiilain. tie church. We.lneil.iy. Notice ti Stockholder-. Volli K IS IIKUKI'.V (11 VEN THAT Till: l aniiiial nif. tiiitf -f Hip o kli"i.li r i.: the Alt-iiny Kanm-m ( o,, will t hi ll :i, Un olliee- "' 'i'1 i'tii'-'',i.v ' . Alhaiiv, ' iri-a-'.n. ' n Mav p.'tli. 1 "!!! , at in o - i" k, i-. .., --I rai.i i lav, f..r the -irse of elect nu - i.-,i in iliici-t'ir to scni- the i-ii-iim;; ji-ar, ami in. traiisa. ti-iii ol sii. h oth.-r Iju-ineou as in iv prop-.-rlv come lictore tlie iiu-etour louc Ii) the order of tlie l-oar.l of .iin-.tors. u .M. II. W in--, Afct: I'ri-ji.li-nt. l'io. I!. Mc"Hi.i., .Set retar , FivnIi Homo MailoBivad daily, Pies, Cakes, Ft--. Sjiecial rates made for baking for patties and wedihii-js. Noticfl of Stoeklifil.lerH M tM-ting. "vroricK is ii ke;ki:y uivkx hut thk X ;.i:iiii.d st-'-.-kliolili-rM iiH'i-tiiii: f tlit Al liatiy Mining anil Millint; ( ouipanv ol Altiiitiy will he In-lit at Ihe oll i i- i. ! the -i-ielarv in munis anil V'i, in j tin Sl-ah 'li-IVaice l-uiMiii on First I sti-iet, Allni.y, dr. on I lie -y.lh .lay, i i he "aitii- lit-in the la.-t Monday of lAinil, !vil. at tin- h.mr .r ( li 'loiu i o'clock I-. M., for I lie inirpose of el.-.-!. i ihl' si-m-ii lir..ct'ir lo s.-nc lor tlie j ' 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 ir year. i ')..!. ,1' Alhat v. Or. March p.. l"".'l. f ! L. II. MoNTVXVK, I j ccretaiy. j 1 V cttirv a lartrc stk ofi printer's stationery, well Hoi U-d, Loiiglit (liret t from the, j liiaiuifaettircrs at a low lip-ire, ami can irivo t lie Lest of work j in all kinds of printing for tho least money, try us. Paisi.ky A Smilky. "In Sprint; tlie young man's fancy LiRl itly turns to tl iou grits of love !" Ct Cr Cr r Cr IiioiiLtsof scmei lliiiif pod lo! , as well, i 1 r- The wise your. man, the old man, the thrift v housewife, all a il turn their steps, when Hearchini; for fretdi table delicacies, choice butter, fresh lai-L ec;--, staple and fancy groceries of all kinds, to the grocery store ol f i r m ii c. Brownell. Once Again AVo wi?sh to remind you that we car rv tlio most Complete Line of Hard ware, SStovcs and liano-cs in the Vul lev. MATTHFWS &. WASHBURN.