Daily Democrat
Friday Evening, June 8, 1888,
BTITM t NVTrltffi. Kllturs n,l I'nlilUliori.
TIIK KISTKIW COJIMKNTKMENT,
PultllnhuJ evory day In tiio w.ck.
(SuiuHyi excefl.)
SUBSCMPriOM RATES :
Dcllvorod by ciarlor por wock 9 .16
(y m ill, iar yur 6,110
Ity uiiil, torimnr,h 60
RATES FOR WEEKLY :
One year, lit ail van co $J,00
One your, at etui of your ji.&O
Si month. In tulvtiiuu l.(K
Kutoro I at the Post CM :e at Albany, Or
as second -elans mail matter.
LOCAL JIECORD.
Oiiituakv. Another pioneer ami re
spected citizen, Levi Fanning departed this
life at his heme near Albany on the morn
ing of June 5U1, 188S. He had been in poor
health for sonic time and vet his death
came with quite a shock of surprise. Mr.
Panning was born In Va., Feb. 8th, tSoy
his age at the lime of his death being 79,
years, 3 months and 27 days. When about
:(? eleven years of age he removed with his
.' parents to Illinois, soon after to Tenn.
!;. where they remained for a 6hort time and
returned to III., where he remained until
t he removed to Oregon in 1S5.2, settling in
i Linn county, where he resided till his de-
misc. After a residence of nearly thirty-
mx ycurs 111c vermes 01 ins ncignuors is
tnatnc was a quiet, honest, upright, chris
tian man, and what greater eulogy could
be bestowed. He leaves a companion, three
children, and children's children to mourn
us loss, but with the assurance that he Is
resting in peace. His remains were laid to
rest in the Albany cemetery, June 7th
from the United Presbyterian Church in
Alany, followed by a large number of rela
tives, friends and acquaintance. The fun
eral sermon was conducied by Rev. II. 1.
Webb, of the M. K. Church, and Dr. S. CJ.
Irvine, of the V. P. Church. All unite In
theirsympathy to the relatives. W.
The Picnic. Several from Albany at-
tended the picnic at B levins' bridge Thurs
day, returning with reports of a very suc
. icessful occasion. Mr. John Simpson, 6tate
'jlccturer, and Mr. Hayes, Master of the
State Grange, were present and dclivcied
stirring addresses. Hon. R. A. Irvine rep
: 'resented the Linn countv council in some
pointed remarks. This fs one of the pleas
. antest places in the county for a picnic oc
casion, and no people knew better how to
enjoy the good things of life than the
Grangers and their friends.
j Swiiit Is. Huford 'sort of a petafoggcr
jover aime isay, was given the nomination
in the 2nd district for Prosecuting Attor
ney on the Republican ticket because no
one else wanted to run against J. W. Ham
ilton as sure defeat almost stared them In
the face. Hamilton's election was consider
ed a fore gone conclusion and no work was
done for him. Now it transpircsthat Hu
ford has been swept in and elected by a
small majority.
Exciting Chask. This afternoon about
I 2 o'clock a boy named Cunningham began
throwing stones nt a Chinaman, who was
passing along the street near the Revere
House. The Chinaman became infuriated
and started in hot pursuit, and chased the
lioy two blocks liefore he stopped. There
is hardly a doubt that he would have done
the boy great bodily harm had hesnccced
cd in catching him. The boy was the aggressor.
V, . Arrksteii, Tuesd.-ry a warrant was is
sued in Justice Lyon's court at Fox Valley
' for the arrest of three men on the charge
of assault with Intent to kill Charles
.iThomas. Mart Smith and a brother.
cousins of the Thomases, were two of the
men, and the name of the third has not
been received here. The examination was
, ct tor 10 o clock this morning.
,. .. . .. '
, iiKSTuj, county. in iienlon countv
Hermann's majority was 2j6, Burnett's, 31
Huford's, 22 j Mackav, Dcm., for Sheriff,
67; Wilson. Rep., for Clerk, S03 ; Clark,
Rep., for Treasurer, 2S6 ; Logan, Dcm.,
Williams, Rep., for Commissioners ; Skip,
ton, Dcm., for Assessor, 145 ; Brvan.dem.,
ui ou 1, i mntr, aein., lor Surveyor,
3 ! Applehitc,de:n., for Corencr, 4.
jf Cute Introduction. "I amhercmak
v Ingariangc.nents for a temperance lecture,"
,' said a nice looking.ns well as meek appear
ing, young man, to a city druggist this
'morning, and then he presented his card
iWhich read "John Gin, with Jas. Bourbon,
fvholcsale iiquors.etc.San Franeisco.Cal. "
r words to that effect. He was a whisk v
drummer.
Married. On Thursdayjune 7lh,188S,
at the residence of and by Rev. 1 1. P.Webb,
Mr. Evcrct Knox and Miss Nancv S. Wal
lacc.hotb of Linn countv. The Democrat
wishes Ihem the customary amount of suc
cess and happiness.
Don't Fail. Don't fall to call and see
Dubruille's fine display horse and his im
mense stock of harnesses and saddles.
Back of Conrad Meyer's grocery store.
Wicati.kr Report. For 24 hours, be
ginning at 7 o clock, p. m.
. ' Messrs Foshay fc Mason, druorn.t. ...
tolling Wisdoms Kobnrtina whofoaale and
ftjyetail, and giving boa-itiful picture cards with
Ilrvory bottle. l'otitively the nrostDerfeet n,l
Ijannless articla of the kind in tha market
The Opera House was nearly full last
night on the occasion of the commence
ment exercises ef the Sisters' school. The
entertainment given was well presented In
nearly all of Its parts, In some with remark
ably good effect. Misses Belle and Amelia
senders were heard In the overture and
several limes during the evening, in piano
duets. 1 hey play with a finished touch,
Miss Sarah Slernburg delivered tho salu
tatory with good emphasis and in a nice
manner. An Instrumental duct by Mi KSCS
Stcrnburg and Skelly was followed by
vocal duet by Miss DubrulIIe and Tattle
Dodge, beautifully ung. The little Misses
Brenner rendered a plans duct, w hen the
drama, "Sylvia's Jubilee" was presented,
with its introduction, prologue and tab
leaux nicely given. In this Miss Amelia
.Senders, Totlie Dodge and Miss Dubruille,
particularly sustained their parts, the lead-
ngones, in a creditable .manner. A tab.
caux, "J he 1' hiding of Moses," was very
pretty. Who wouldn't be Moses. Probably
the most entertaining of the program was
the "Musicians," presented bv Totlie
Dodge as leader and about thirty other
little girls in full and eaudv' uniform.
Totlie Is a perfect host for one so vounir.
and in this as well as In all ef her parts,
captivated the audience. "Miss Willis'
Will," a comedy in one act, was the life of
the entertainmcn. Miss Cunningham was
simply enormous as the Robert's girl, Miss
Lulu Webber displayed fine talent as Lady
well, we forget the nme, and Sadie
Cohen and Miss Feniiell kept up their
parts with spirit. A diploma of gradua
tion and a gold medal were presented Miss
Lura M. Campbell In an Imposing manner
by Bishop Gross, when Miss Campbell de
livered the valedictory, in poetry, Miss
Campbell possessing quite a talent in this
way, in a happy manner. His Grace then
presented gold medals to Miss Mary Skellv,
for Christian doctrine, Mrs. Mady donor ;
Lulu Webber, for composition, Judge R S
Strahan donor ; Miss Amelia Senders, for
book-keeping, Mr Felix O'Toole donor ;
Miss Nellie Rich, for polite conduct, Mr J
A Gross donor. Bishop Gross delivered a
short address and the exercises closed with
the "Lone Hand Galop,"
HOME AND ABROAD.
Flour is eeots a ia:k at Corrallis.
Mason fruit jar at F. L. Kenton's.
Six shaves fir a dollar at L. Viereck's
That straw turned out to be asms.ll sized
plank.
Mr C E Class and family have moved to
Lorvaiiis.
Three Portland men have just sold an
aastsrn Oregon gold mine for 51,000,000.
Mr Hewitt's majority for prosecuting at
torney is 898 with Tillamook to hear from.
!. : 1 ; . ...
m Hume luoustry. iry one o
"""T"" i cigar, rirsc 01 his own
mane.
F L. Kenton keeps seven varieties of fine
roast coffee any of which he ia pleased to
gnnu ior customers without extra charge.
One hnudred boxos of premium Savon
ap received by F. L. Kenton direct from
the factory. This aoap is A. No. J, and will
be sold at SI per box. I
Foitbindcr, the drunken printer, who was I
county c.oruT.
(J. J. Whitney, Jii.luu ; Ales llnuirlon,
CoiiimliMluiierH.
Bill of J A Crawford
continued.
K J Hlllor
water rent, $170,
Disallowed, I. H Montanyc for G W Belt,
In mutter of alteration of county roadap-
pneu ior ny : a fcvans and ors, ordered
that damages to property cf W R Kirk be
assessed at $175.00.
Assessment of Jac Miller reduced $22.
Road ordered altered as prayed for by
W E Spiccretal.and bills allowed viewers
and surveyor.
In matter of application by O llealy and
orsfor county road, John Denny.Mat Scott
and Phil Swank appointed viewers.
$250 appropriated to make road in Dist
I4 near Oak Creek.
J H Lame Sup. DisJ. 33 allowed 17,000
feet of lumber and spikes for bridge on
Beaver Slouch.
$S allowed for relief of Caroline King
$11.25 refunded C W Curion taxes.
$4 applied for repairing approach to
bridge over Beaver ( YccW.
Joel Huston resigned as supervisor and
W II Pearl appointed.
David .)..,, 1 brarscslo a u
Mrs Mary K Dorrls,kw.ing Thos Riley 8 00
John Usher, Janitor 9 no
, nimuer aim labor Lilsl 41 34 j j
J D FitHwter, keeping W A Wltlwatcr 8 00
Andrews 4 llackleman. supplies Orchanfi 8 00
Kumbaui'h 4 Sons, lumber 7 03
WATrltes, lumber 15 a
R D Sutton, witness fees 9 90
i 0 Goodale.Iumber a g
J P OiM,rlib, freight on books 2 95
Geo D Barnard Co, booVs.... SI SU
8 C Churchill, m.lie Wit 10 . n t!l
W Spinks, lumber l-ofl2
Senders and Stornbiirg, gravel 420
W E Curl, salary 33
W I Willbank, grarol 8 00
D II Halatead, lumber M 70 37
Mrs llouck, keopin Oueley g M
II M Stone, bridge and ilouirh work 1000 00
D V S Keid, stamps 1 M
Judges and Clerks election 638 20
E T T Fisher, Surveyor 39 50
John Duncan, overpaid taxes lfl 20
Groan Morris, keeplnj Co. poor sa 4n
Newton Crabtreo, digging grave 400
S W Gaines, burial r::ponses Boyd 10 on
Foibay and Mssoa, stationary. as 7fi
J II Eurkhart, printing 17 3i
J C Goodale, lumber 18 uo
SO Irvine, teachers ex 13 B0
0 A Walker, teachers ex 13 so
D V S Reid, teachers ex a 00
W W Crowder, lumber 150 os
J P Gslbrailh, lees l 45
MEDorrls, keoplng Ilriggs 12 00
D V S Reid, salary Woo
Knapp, Currell and Co, scrspor 10 00
Relief Elizabeth Huberts 800
II J Healy, lumbal gooO
N II Allen, lectrlc lights 2 months 60 00
D 8 Smith, stamps Mt 1403
D Smith, Ices in 74
W H Huston, repairs Jail '. 5 50
Hammer Bros, lumber . r.'. s as
J Koenay, wild cat scalp 1 no
btate agt J D Kecnan, fees 39 20
Johnson and Dannals, blacksmlthing 1 00
Aid Adam's family i0 00
WHAT L. E. BLAH HAS, '
An immense number of suits of clothing, dress
and business, for men and boys, PriMS Iow whe
quality is considered.
A vory large stock of shoes and boots, a splen
did one to select from, as it contains aggrades at
prices to suit
plaoed in the cilibooso last uight, was Riven
his liberty this morninr on condition that he
wodiu leave 1 no city, wfcicta he did.
A truns at tho depot was addressed to G
Cleveland with the request to Mr Barker to
hold till called for. This would indicate
tnai .nr v-ievelanil :a liable to be this way.
A cordial invitation is extended to th
t'Ublin to call and examine tho ann,U
f ncrs at F. L. Kenton's store rear tha post-oiiico
I Ol IhO fr.,L-c nl ,.
,, 'l,1.W,Ir.,f "V" this evening via .via the eld mission fnto the Coeur d" lene
1 ortiaud and the (Jaua.li.nPncifie.for hi. old mines. It is therefore evidenV.h.nr ."hi o
noma at rorgus, untano, Canada. He has
LOxK PINE.VIV, T.
The tinmerous survrvlnf nnrt;.e
have been at work on the old survey of the
s1" unu iuano, ana throughout
.... ...uictiuuN, iur me past lew weeks,
have thoroughly aroused the interest of
the people along this road and even the
papers of Oregon have been making con-
juciures as 10 tne extention of the O. R &
N. R. II. into the Coeur de Alene mines
mm oponane rails. 1 here is no longer any
doubt that the Washington and Idaho is
controlled or l-.lijah Smith president of
im. ... ix. tx .1. vo. 1 ne surveys of, or the
i..u1.um.-u one 01 me w.v 1. road was from
x -u.iiuiigiunio npoKane rails and branch
ai uic 101 ks 01 jian
Do zens 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
itself on inspection.
tjcaks for
Fosters Block, Albany, Or.
been away thirteen years, and anticipates
great pleasure from his trip. He expects to
cum luaimubsix weexs. reouieton tl. U,
The Teacher's Kxamlni.tlon.
... - ' '" 1 me
ix.ivA.co. has intended bv this ri;c...!
to invade the Territory of the Northern
Pacific R. R.
The people here have been almost jubi
lant aver the prospect of the monopoly of
me .nncrn racinc Being broken. The
i-iivc onorc iseauie K. K., which is be
ing built to Spekane Kails will give U8
communication with Putrct Sound. .h
Following is a list of names of teaches
who attended the last public quarterly ex
amination held at Allvtnw "l-
inir on Mav Hat iSM (nt.n 'nB,on to ,he terminus of the O. R. N ' R
rt! 3, .e" .fr0'" lhe Sl,skane Kallfi t-hoir- joy has risen to th
w" ouj.ciimcnaent s record, highest bound
now that the O. R. N. Co. have large force
of men at work on the line between Farm
together with the result of
tion :
Names. Grade.
Iva Templeton, 3rd,
Ora Vaughn, 3rd,
Ida M Ross, 3rd,
Libbic I Ambler, 2nd
Lillic M Robertson, 1st,
Ulla Cary,
12 A Collins,
Anna Dunn,
Ella White,
Alice II Dodd,
Mrs J R (ieddes
W A Robb,
O U Cyrus.
J R f ieddes,
J Ii Wirt,
Jos B Early,
iv K. t able,
A R llutherford.
O F 8 wank,
K M l.rown.
S A Sanford.
E (j Manrason.
2nd,
2nd,
2nd,
2nd,
1st,
2nd,
2nd,
1st,
1st,
1st,
3rd,
2nd,
1st,
2nd,
1st,
1st,
1st,
the examina-
P O. address,
llalsey, Or.
Jefferson.
Lebanon.
Brownsville.
Albany.
Scio,
Shedd.
Lebanon,
llarrisburg.
Scio.
Rock Creek.
Shedd.
Scio.
KockCieck.
Lebanon.
Salem.
Brownsville.
Marion.
Fox Valley
Lebanon.
Tangent.
."Sliedd.
The first work
the
was com
menccJ on Friday, the first of June, ve t it
h "vv.l iul VU Ulll. siii'n Knfl'll 111;,. m.
day, the fifth l.irirc force are at work rn,i
ing, along the line for twenty miles.- Work
10 1'ii'gicKsiii.r very rapidly.
Our interest has also been areused bv
the numerous survovs thrnnvh nnld .f..
where the grade stakes have been set and
right of way secured. It is supposed that
the road will form a junction, with the
road from Fnrminirlnn. ni nnrh Trit
making two junctions on the line. This
road will doubtless be completed In time
m nam away our crop, which w ill be very
large, for the prospects for n large crop are
J u. j. 1;.
A clean towel fur nv.,u rMtnmii, Bf 1
Vicrcck'a I nrl cr shop.
Election Notes.
Miss Ella Carv. 1 11 Enrlv nn,l V P r-oi.t
obtained the renuireJ ner rent fnr fir.t
grade but lacked the required experience very c
of lJ months In teaching and Miss Iva in ,1
templeton obtained the required per cent ,
ior second grade but nlso lacked the ex
perience of 3 months teaching.
Altoscther the exainlnntlon la a x,..
creditable one to the nnnllcnnts and il, rA.
suit speaks louder than words that the new
law, instead of causing a scarcity of teach
crs, will really stimulate teachers to prepare
themselves better for the work In which
they arc engaged and thus prove a boon
to the children of our State.
eaniiam uni It after all. It was a one
instead of a seven and Judge Whitney's
vote was decreased six while Mr. Black
burn's remained stationary, with three in
his favor, eloctlng him by that majority, a
lose call all around.
the count of the vote of Surveyor It
was discovered that Santiam and Frank
lin Butte had failed to report. This left Mr
Usher 14 c ahead, whereas, Mr O'Conner
nail anout a majority of 50. Whether It will
take the assistance of the courts to settle
the matter is not yet learned.
Rev. A. M. Acheson had lienors thrust
on him unawares, being elected Constable
of Orleans precinct, though he was not a
candidate.
AT COST!
Havu g cVcultd to clc e out oubusiness here.'we will sell our
ENTIRE STOCK
-OF-
Clotliing, Famishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Etc.
At Cost !
Those wishing harffrtins will call early bflfuro tho stuck is hrnlrnn. t.h.
goods must be sold withiu the nest 90 days.
C. B. Roland & Co.
PUBLIC SALE.
OF SHORT-HORN
Durham Bulls.
I will sell at Ana Marshall's, Albany Oregon,
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1888,
Six bead ofShort-Horn Bulls, Those balls were brought from Missouri latt Pull
and have become acclimated. They are one and two years old. and ra,ir f...I'
, - - ' v ""'IWJi
forms made known on day of sale.
mi FUQUA,
Farkci'b, Oregon,
Wells Duo. Wells dug on rcasonabl
terms. Call on the tin dcrsigned or at t hi
office.
E. B. Davidson
A full line of Br. Prices Croam Baking and
delicious flavoring extract, all sizes at
WALLACI M THOMPSON S,
For Sale. One New Studcbaker wag
en 3X inches spindle. Also new set har
ness. Inquire at the Russ House.
J. II. Howard.
By doing a strictly cash business and keep,
ing expenses light 1 am enabled to sell goods
at very low prices. F, L. Ke.ntos.