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Daily Democrat WBinesday Evening, June 6, 18B8. gTITKH A HVT TlHti, EJItsri ami PublHliorj. PublUhod every day In tlto wouk. (Sundiyi excepted,) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : Dollrerod by e vador por week,,, I .IS I ty until, pur yuar 6.00 liy tu ill, poriii jitth , .60 RATES FOR WEEKLY : One year, in advance $2.00 One your, at end of year t.bO Hlx months, iu advanuo 1.00 Enterod at tho Post Ofli;e at Albany, Or &h second-class mail matter. LOCAL RECORD. Over. The election is over, and now what shall wc do? Might buy out Hear-. Injj & Doncca's new caal mine at Sweet Home, and develop it. In the first place though it would be well to extend the O. & C. directly ) the mines 'or an outlet. The starting up of the Oregon Pacific would tuke the place of politics prc'ty well. The organization of a woolen mill com pany by local capital would not be a bad scheme now. A telegraph line t Fox Valley would be a grand scheme. If some genius will give us something la keep cherry thieves from preying on our Lrees lie can sooth the public mind. Another Pioneer Gone. On last Thursday Daniel Thompson died at Colfax and his remains were brought to Harris burg and buried In the Purdy cemetery near that town. lie was one of the old pioneers In Linn county, having settled near Har'isburj,' in an early day. lie wos the father of S. CJ. Thompson, who repre sented Lane county In the legislature at the last session, and of Judge J. M. Thomp son who died at Eugene some years ago'. He was 79 years of age at his death. Fx Valley. For awhile yesterday this was a celebrated precinct. All of the others had been heard from, and Judge Whitney was six ahead, while that pre cinct is slightly republican. Hence the excitement ran high. Reasons were given so and so why the precinct should go for each, but Judge Whitney had the inside track on account of the nc.v bridge built there by the present court, and the six wks only lowered to !hree. Married In the Presbyterian church of Lebanon, at 11 o'clock this forenoon, Itcv. Geo. Gibony, the popular minister, and Miss Mary, the xccomplished dai'gh'tr of Mr. C. U. Mont." uc, were united 'p marriage, before a large congregation of friends. Several attended from this city and report a very n'ce ceremony. The Democrat wishes this worthy cnuple all the joy to be obtained irom the union of a Christian man and woman. Not True. The report circulated tuat Mr. Blackburn's majority in Orleans pre cinct is according to the official roll 44 In stead of 39 as given by the Democrat, Is aosoiuieiy untrue. A democrat man talked this afternoon with Mr. Tohnsnn White, one of the judges there, who gave us our figures and he states that they were taken from the roll and he knows (hey arc A Craniikrry Bush. Win. N. Miller is home from a several months sojourn on his cranberry farm across the Sound from Seattle. He brought with him several cranberry starts, a couple of which will ornament the yard of a Democrat man. Raising of this delicious berry will be made quite an industry around the Sound, parti cularly on marshy land. The next thing to a marsh In Albany is the vicinity of the average hydrant. An d Jim Murry. Albany Engine Co. N'o 1 held its annual election last evening, with the following result: C. II. Stewart, president j W. II. Warner, sec; H. C'raner, fin. secretary; Henry Suesens, foreman; Jas Murry.ist ass't; Walter Parkcr,;d ass't; C. W. Watts and Watt Montcith were elected delegates to the N. W. association to meet in Seattle in July. An Entertainment. The ladies of the M. E. church and congregation have in preparation an entertainment consisting of vocal and instrumental music, recita tions, tableaux and pantomimes, and prom ises to be enjoyable and instructive. June IS is the time. Don't Faii Don't fa'l to call and sec Dubruille's fine display horse and his im mense stock of harnesses and saddles. Back of Conrad Myer's grocery store. Injured. Tuesday Mr. David Smith another man and a boy were riding this side of Lebanon when the Imrses became fractious and threw all of them out. Mr. Smith was seriously, but we understand, not dangerously injured. Funeral Services. The funeral of Mr. L. Fanning will take place to-fhor.ow afternoon in this city, ltherat the M. E. or U. P, church, which we could not lean. The Official Vote. T.ie official rolls of all the precincts in the county are in, and will he formally canvassed to-morrow evening in the clerks office. At Cost. C. B. Rolsnd & Co.. of this city, are soiling their entire stook at cott. Thoeo wanting bargains should oil early. Weather Report. For 34 hours, be ginning at 7 o'clock, p. in. Local rains, nearly stationary tcmerature Vs Oregon Blood Former now. HOUR AND ABROAD. Muson fruit jars at P. L. Kauton's. Tho Albany Opera House is recoiring a now coat of paint, Hermann and Lord aro sleeted by oncer - tain majorities, ranging from 3000 upwsdi. Hev. John Burus will preach in the Clirii- taiu Church Sabbath morning and eyeniug. Georgia Itham was elected Justice of War- risburg preoinot on Monday and T IS Alford, Constable. At the colobratinn ia Coryallis on the 4th of July a sham battle will bo one of the fea tures of the day. Tbe entire Drohibilion vote oast in this county was about 123 and the total vote be tweeu :n0() and 3400. Mr Goo W Smith, of Lebanon, who has lncutsd in this oity, has bought out Mr W II Mcrarlanil, , , Mrs. 3. W. Eubauks aud child left yoitoi- ilav for Wallula, whsra her husband is en gaged in railroad work. II M Stone arrived in tbe oity to-day from Sweet Home, whert he has just completed fixing ths bridgo, having raised it nearly tea feet, ana lull 111 the alternooa lor Luuas. Work is being heium on the new Strahan and Pierce block in a manner to show that business is meant. Ths block will be erected as fast as it is possible to push work. Soao Creek Dreeinct in Benton county gave a majority of 12 for Gearin, 17 for Bur nett, 2o for Maekay for Sheriff, and 4 for Bush Wnson for Cleilr. F. L. Kenton keens seven varieties of fine roast coffee any of which he is plowed to grind for customers withoat extra charge. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to call and examine the goods and t aces at F. L. Kenton's store near the post- eflio One hundred boxes of premium Savon soap received by F. L. Kenton direct from the factory, ibis soap is A. tio. J, anu will be sold at 31 per box. ST. LOUIS CONVKNTION. TELEGRAPHIC ACCOUNT. Convention called to order at 10:23. In. vocati on by Rev. Greene. Mr. Watterson said everything was agreed on but pream ble. Watterson wishes to endorse Presi dent's message and platform of 18S4, but expected fight, Committee on permanent organization reported. Gen. Collins name received with applause. Committee on credentials repotted, seat ing Steel and McGuire, of Dakota. Mallory of Florida presented resolution endorsing President's tariff message. Re ceived with cheers and applause. Referred. Cleveland nominated by acclamation,and the Convention adjourned for dinner. Receiver Discharged. Says the Portland A'ezvs : In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge Deady made an order In the case of the Southern Pa cific Railroad vs. the Oregon & California Railroad ct al. dismissing bill and discharge ing receiver ; also referring accounts to George II. Durham, master, to audit, etc, This was the suit originally brought by Harrison ct al. against ihc Oregon & Call tornla Railroad company to recover mortgages held against that road, A few days ago an order was made by Judge Ueady in which the Southern f acme road was substituted in place of Plaintiffs, Har rison et al., for the reason that they had brought up and held most of the mortgages against the Uregon ec California road, lhe order made dismissing the suits, virtually takes the road out of Receiver Koehlcr s hands and places it under the contiol and management of the Southern Pacific Co. Linn Co. Men. The following is from Tuesday's Corvallis Times, and is about some Linn county men. "After the polls closed last evening, the saloons were spencd and in less than an hour the streets were lined with staggering men. An oc casional fight kept an an:. Ions crowd run ning from one street to another to learn of the disturbance. Those who furnished the greatest attraction, perhaps, were Wallace Hulburt, Jake Maple and W. H. Marie, of Linn county. They were all drunk and disorderly and had trouble nt Maddux & McCourt's saloon with some of the residents of this side of the creek. They were per suaded by the marshal to go home but were too full to go peaceably and the result was they were arrested at the ferry boat and taken before Recorder St. Clalr where they plead guilty, and were fined $10 each, but being short of funds gave their watch as security. Afterwards a complaint was sworn out against Lewis Dyer and Win, Emerick for hiking a very prominent part in the affray. Dyer pled guilty and was fined $10, and Emerick's hearing was set for 10 o'clock this morning." About n Donqart. JJhawi-okdsvh.lk, June 5, 14$S. Editors Democrat : In the Herald Dcsscmhia'or of June 1 under the head of "Crawfordsville Hems'' appears the following: "One of the can didates nt the speaking here received a bouquet from a one-eyed old maid." The facts are that the bouquet of roses was com. posed of a ynriety of pretty flowers, nnd was presented by a ben 11. if ul young Miss, a daughter of Mr. Harmon Swank, nea" this place, nnd the recipient was Hon. Jeff Myers. The young Miss Is 11 or ll yenrs of age, and I think her courtesy de served a better notice that she got. The election passed off quietly. Justice. J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al j bany, Or. On the Southern lounifury. The remains of Samuel G. Thompson were interred in the I'urdy cemetery last Thursday. The fact was not generally known In the neighborhood and many who would otherwise have attended could not do so. Mr. Thompson was one of the earl iest settlers in this locality and was well known both in the county and State. Of late years he has been very feeble both In mind andbodyand has been under the care of his daughter, MrB. Dr. Boswell at Colfax W. T., from which place he was brought here for burial. George Macy has returned from a busi ness trip to Camp Polk, Crook county. Harry Macv returned last week from a visit to friends and relatives in Yamhill countv. Several families in the neighborhood are prostrated with colds, among them the families of John and Bell Grimes. Othar and Guy AllinTham were visit ing their cousins here last Saturday and Sunday. Dr. llenrv came ud from Brownsville to attend the Coburg picnic. Mr. and Mrs. George Cummin's, Miss Grace Cummings and Mr. Ed Ward were visiting at Mr. Brownell's last Saturday. A large crowd of people came up from McClarv and other points to Coburt; to attend tlie picnic which owing to the rain was almost a failure. We were favored with a thunder shower every evening last week except Saturday and that even'ng we had rain alone. Friday evening we had a drenching r.-fn that any where else would have been called a water-spout. Rey. Mulkey begins a series of meefngs at the Somerville school houe next Tues day, which w'll extend over the following Sunday. A collection will be taken to enable the Chaiimanto buy more oranges ne.:ttime. A basket meeting will be he'd in the giove at Coburg next Sunday. A large crowd is expected. RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS. Headquarters McPherson Post No. 5,) G. A. R., Dep't of Or.,Jue 5th. j At a stated meeting of McPnerson Post No. 5, held at their hall on Saturday even ing June 2nd., the following resolutions were unanimously adopted : Resolved, That the thrnks of the Post are sincerely tendered to Rev. H. P. Webb and other clergymen of the city and choir who assisted in the Sabbath memorial ser vices at the Opera Horse, to Mess-s. Wi'k ins and Llack for martial music furnished on memorial day, the Mayor and businc:s men of this city for their courtesy in clos ing store and other places of business on that day, and to the W. R. C. and others for their aid and sympathy on that occasion, and especially to Miss Margery Brink and her class of little girls for the assistance rendered us at the cemetery a.'d to Co. F. and Regiment O. N G., for their cout.:sy in acl'.ng asescoiten that day. By order of the Post. ' S. W. RECE. P. C. B. F. Tabler, Adjt. Tangent. Born to the wife of A. Barnes, tune 2nd, a son, full Republican, legal weight, father and son doing well. , (- The public school will close in one week. 1. ? Tangent has two rival ga-chiers on ad joining lots. It would be hnrd to tell which would be entitled to thrt premium. G. W. Lupcr is building a fine residence in tangeit. E. L. Bryan is putting up a large addi tion to his barn. . 'C. lilaker & Co., of Shedd, w ere in this vicinity the first of the week, in the interest ot their tine cattle, ot wnich thev-have quite a number on hand yet. Tangent cot left without a precinct of ficer. We would like to have had them here but Albany was too many for us. The Tanient B-ass Band will furnish music for the Grange picnid to-morrow at Blevins bridge, fhey have a fine band. Omer Vernon, who had his leg broken a few days ago, is doing well. Crop prospects are very good in this vi cinity. All the farmers who have I.andreth wheat growing, say it is the boss winter wheat. ilntcl Arrivals, PUBLIC SALE. OP SHORT-HORN ' ' . Durham Bulls. ffil will tell at Ana Marshall's, Albany Oregon, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1888, Term, knowTo "dJ ot Si D "nUw year"old' 8nd "' in TO. FUQUA, Parker's. Oregon, WHAT L. E. BLAIN HAS. An immense number of suits of clothing, dress and business, for men and boys, Prices low when quality is considered, A vary large stock of shoes and boots, a splen did one to select from, as it contains all grades at prices to suit, Russ House. R F Canterbury,. lbany; Willie Undernood.Oakland; Florence and Mellie Skinner, Coburg; Mrs Mattie Clark and ch., Coburg ; W R El v.Reddinj, Cal ; Ben Oliver ; Mrs Bell ; O S May ; Art Johnson', E N Tandy .country ; W Burgett, Kings Vallev ; E Frank Hughes and wife, Plano.Ill ;F "M Jack, Brownsville; A Brink, Mehama ; Jas Johnson ; J W Gilliland, Sweet Home ; M J Conner.G W Hawkins, Benton Co. ; C II Foster, Upper Soda; E J Martin, Fish Lake ; A W Mensor.P P West, Eugene ; Wm Roberts, Yoncalla ; G W Jones.Portlimd ; F Mclcy, Newport ; F C Hammer ; Louis Rolhcye, V Rothcye.Ill; 1) C Rose,Cerviillis ; Wm N'eal, Newport; E J Miller, llalsey ; E Duskln ; H M Stone ; 11 W Cooper ; A'Brandon ; Wm Palmer, Portland. Revkrf. IIocse.E C Palmer, Cott-ge Grove ; W T Carroll, S F ; C C Blakeslee, S F ; Jacob S Tabor, S F ; G P Morden, Portland ; llenrv Johnson, Portland ; J Much, Aurora ; V F McCarthy; S F ; Jeff Myers, Sico ; John Long, Wm Miller, W Adams, J M 'Wilson, Brownsville ; Wm Mednll, city ; U W Cooper.Billy McGinnis, town ; Ira C Long.Alb.iny ; David Lezm sky, S F ; G E Dayton, Chicago ; H R Freeman, Chicago ; E B Blood, S F; John Ameti, S F ; T J Whaly, St. Louis ; Mart Levy, S F ; B II Chamberlain, Boston ; W EPrice, Boston. Attend. Buy a ticket at Blnckman's for the entertainment to be given on next Thursday by the pupils of our Lady of Perpetual Help. The entertainment given last year was one of the most enjoyable .er held in Albany, and this one promises to surpass it. Dozens of styles of the very latest goods in neckwear, and prices remarkably low. 50 cents buys a necktie of splendid quality and 25 cents a good one, A variety of styles of hats hardly equalled this side of Portland, and a stock of furnishing goods extensive in its nature. A stock of goods all together that speaks fo itself on inspection. Fosters Block. Albany, Or . Having decided to close out ou btiaine-a here,Va will sell our ENTIRE STOCK OF- ng, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Etc. At Cost ! Thnoo wishiotr har2"ina will ell early befjra the stock is broken, as the goods must bo sold within the next 90 days. C. B. Roland& Co Yirtl- .I... n. rnnennflM V ELLS JJUU. ivcns terms. Call en the un dersigned or at thi office. A full line of Br. Prices Cream Baking and delicioni flavoring extract, all sises at YALUA'-B W iiiUHrou.1 a. Foa Sale. One New Studebaker wag en 3 Inches spindle. Also new set har ness. Inquire at the Russ House. J. H. Howard. By doing a strictly cash basinets andkttp iag expenses light 1 am enabled to seU'goodl at very low prices, F. I KemWi ,