Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, June 22, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat Friday Evoning, June 22, 1888 UTirM SNITrWU, IS HUM ami IMIiIWIiom. I 1 iMit'i) I avj.'y il iy In t!j wi vk, (SuntUy excepted.) SJ353 .l?riJ;. RTS fltollJi' I 'v i'r pjf wjjU ty mill, pr yj- ;y mill, jr m RATES FJ3 WtEXLY : Mayinr, III a Ivarino lnvui', a', on 1 olyovr .Six miiilfH, in alvjuuj ...1 .1.', . S.u'l ...Si.oo .... '!,&' ... l.OU Enteral at thu Put Offlieat Albany, Or an ne'toml-olavi mull matter. LOUA.L UKUOFiD. Will Vacate. Our present county of ficials lire putting things in order for their successors. Every office In the county tills year change hands. County Clerk tial hraith, who has filled the office with marked ability, we understand will take a trip to the Samnd with a, view of locating there. Mr. Montague and Mr. Davis will occupy the present Clerk's ollice together. Neither expect to have deputes after they get the . run of the office. Sheriff Smith,than whom there is none more competent in Oregon, may be relied on to remain in Albany and there will be no trouble about keeping track of hiin. Sheriff Sniallman will not have to hunt houses in the desperate man ner that is proving the experience' of sev eral officials, as he will only have to mount the jail stairs. Treasurer (Jlirl has a home here, and will probably remain in Albany, where he will prove the steady, reliable citizen that has characterized his adminis tration of the Treasurer's office. Mr Rcid the Superintendent is already pretty com fortably settled, and his successor, Mr. Curi will move to Albany and devote all his time to the business of the oHicc. Judge Whitney Is already located in the Foster lilock, and Judge Blackburn will retain his present otlieein the O. F. Hall. Surveyor Fisher is sufficiently "well fixed" so that the change of the compass to Mr O'Conner will not uliect mm. ohn Shea will rc main in Sweet Home, and like Mr Thomp son, will gaze trom a distance at the Al banv Justices as they tackle most of the business before he can get here. Stolen from a Laundry. San Wa in forms us that on Tuesday morning when lie went to his clothes lines over the laun dry, he discovered that during the night a thief had climbed up to the place and taken quite a quantity ofclothea belonging to different parties. Among the things stolen were ttijrtccn flannel drawers and undershirts,iifteen pairs of scks and stock ings and one handkerchief, lie is very anxious to know who the thief is, and if the .fellow will return the things he will confer u great favor on the "pioneer laundrymun. A Kink I.eitkr. The Democrat takes great pleasure in presenting to Its readers a letter from the hands of the talented wife of Consul General Bonham, of Cal cutta, Hindostan. Mrs. Bonham has many friends In Albany, Salem, and through the Valley generally who will be delighted to lie able to hear from her in this way. The letter was over a month on its long yoyage, but is as fresh as a May morning. A Hkokkn Axle. This morning while hurtying along one of the streets of Al bany at the rate of fully four miles an hour, perhaps five, the delivery horse of Jlrowncll Si Stanard run Into a blind mare, and the two horses and wagon became mixed up generally, resulting in a broken axle, and tins is the reason the testive de livery wagon has been off the streets since then. IdlKN WKIMIl.Vi. 1838 -18S.S. , Married June 3it, 183s, by Rev. Na thaniel Ingles, In Carroll county, Indiana, Mr. William Mcllrideto Miss Ann Crews. fter the lapse of half a century the gold en wedding was celebrated yesterday at their home in Albany. The stalwart form of the young bridegroom of twenty-three Is but slightly howed and the bony young bride of twenty-two is now u well preserv ed and venerable grand-mother. True in deed, time lias done his work with them as he has will) all the world. The lines of age arc in their faces and their whitened locks give token of advancing years ; yet as they stood up before the happy com. pan v of children, grand children and friends their hearts were young as ever. They told with delight of the fashion and scenes of fifty years ago. What would our young people of to-day think of having to publish the bans "three several Sabbaths in the church" and then have a marriage ceremony an hour long .' Their (iolden wedding was a little less tedious and less formal. They have had ten children ; hut four of whom arc living, viz : Mrs. Isaac Elder, of Kddyville, Iowa J Mrs, John Crawford, of this county ; Mrs. John Mil lard, of Albany, and Mr. John Mcliride, of Peoria. All were present and with nine teen grand-children and a few friends made a company of over fifty. The venerable couple took their places on the floor and after a few remarks of a historical charac ter by their pastor, Dr. Irvine, all joined in fervent prayer for Heaven's richest bless ing upon their declining years, 'then came the golden presents from children, and grand-children. A fine gold watch and gold-headed cane for Mr. Mcliride and a beautiful pair nt gold trained spectacles, gold thimble and wedding ring for Mrs. Mc Urine. Alter Hearty congratulations and many kisses from the little folk all sat down to a bountiful dinacr prepared by loving hands. 1 hen after some hours spent in a social way the company dispersed, with many good wishes for the venerable couple. Mr. Mcliride emigrated to Linn county in 1865 and hai resided in Albany for the last three years. A Small Picnic Party. This morning a small picnic party from Mr Hearsts' boarding house left for Sodaville to spend the day. It consisted of Mrs Hearst and daughter, Mr Thompson, Mr .A W Math cws and son, Miss ISurkhart, Rev. Rom Inger and Mrs Pollock. . Business Change. Our enterprising merchant. T C Pcebler In company with Harry Simms, have bought out the well known and popular St. Charles Hotel, and will conduct the business under the name andstvleofT. C. Pcebler & Co. We be- speak for them a liberal share of patron age, A.rcj. Excursionists. This morning t.n Raymond and Whitcomb excursion party from Boston, passed through Albany for Portland. There were between fifty and one hundred on board, and we under stand some of them pronounced the W ill nmcttc Valley as fine as anything in thi big worjd. Defalcation. The amount of defal cation from Dayton Si Hull, of Portland, is now figured out to be $3689.69. The crime of taking this money la charged to Win. Emery, of Corvallis, a son of l'rof. Emcrv, agent at Klamath. Emery denies It. What the proof Is In the matter we are not informed. . Tried for Assault, On Wednesday Mr. Thomas, of Hairlsburg was tried on a charge of assaulting a boy.son of C C Baber, of that place with a cane. He was acquit ted, 't ' A Bridge by all Means. If the Al bany Board of Trade would like to sub merge itself with glory and do more for Albany than several hundred thousand cir culars can do, let It put on foot a scheme for building a bridge across the Willamette at this city. It is bound to come some time and the sooner the ball is set rolling the sooner the brldae will be built. Fer- ies arc antiquated affairs and eye-sore to an advancing community, even Fox Val ley was too far ahead to put up with the Institutions and the precinct got a bridge. One can be built here if our citizen only say the word, and, as the Board of Trade Is the spokesman, let the members act, and the sooner the better, tor year Aioany, which pays nearly a fourth of the taxes of the county, ha been helping to bridge every little streem in the county, and very properly. Now isn't it about" this city' turn to get a benefit, for a bridge nere the county should contribute a very liberal amount and probably would; Albany would come to the front with a good sized um, its citizens and business men mould sun- scribe very liberally, because it would be a bonanza to tliem, and tne nirmcr 01 uen ton county would turn their pockets inside out. Now sec how easy the matter is, and shall we any longer remain idle when such a structure is so much needed here. Every city on the illainette will in time have it wagon Bridge. uoes Aiuanjj propose 10 be the last.' Mot much I Bells. While the "Champion," of the O. R. Si N. line, was lying at the wharf this morning, Bro. Bell, clerk of the rail road commission, hove in sight, coming up First street, blowing and puffing. . Said he wanted to go to Corvailis. The hotel man had told him the boat wa going north; but he suspected the contrary, and when he found out he had been deceived ottered a Democrat man a large tec to show up the hotel proprietor, winch was declined. as the fee had to he charged. After Mr. Bell had boarded the boat with (Japt. lieu, there were wren lieu present, tne (.apt. son being on board, and as the boat left things sounded a it tne awiss lien ringers were around. A Judicial Party. How the rail must creak and groan through Eastern Oregon, during the touristical expedition narrated in the following Hem from the Pendleton E.O.: "Hons W. W. Thayer and R. S Strahan, of the supreme court, nccom nanled bv Mr. L. B. Cox, of Portland, ar rived n the town this morning. The judge are on a little pleasure jaunt, and expect to be joined here to-morrow by Chief lustice Lordand Mr. Uusli.ot saiem when the party will move on to Baker City. Judge ucatiy is aiso cxpccicu through on the train to-morrow night. The M. E. Entertainment, To-night the entertainment heretofore nnnounced will lake nlace nt the opera house, and promises to be largely attended. The pro gram Is a good one, the kind that many people like lo Bee nnd hear. Prof. Miller, the expert pianist, will be present and give one or two instrumental solos, which will ndd to the entertainment. Reserved scats at Hlackmnn'a. Weather Report. For .14 hours, be iHnnlnn at 7 o'clock, p. in. Clearing weather, rising temperature, The' finest BoaioofFee in the market t Wallace it J iiomi'son 8. HOMK AND AIIKOAI). New slices at Read's,. Miller sells drugs cheap. Six shave or a dollar at L. Viereck' New ribbon all ahado and style 1 at Ile-vl's A clean towel fur every customer at I. Viorcck'a barber shop. According to the almauao this is the long est day in the year. Kre-sjh Cream Sodt cracker at F L- K mi ton's. '25 cents per box. Paintings by tlin host artist in the world at W C T U llall, free for all. Prescriptions carefully compounded at Miller's drug store. Auction sale of o.l paintings at W C T U Hall, cuinriicnciuK TuursiUy evening, Jane 21st. Mrs I'Wtmiller, mother, and John, brother, of Win Furtniillur, the popular furniture man, are in the city, aud will remain several weeks. , I lav id son Brothers, tho tight rupewa'kurr, exhibited in Salem yesterday, where one of the boya had a free light with a Salem young man. Mr Ximro.l Payno was on our streets yes terday and to-day, lnifroying some. whit He goes to Sodaville to-lay in hopes of im proving bis health at that water-place. The Mason's Kail'liug Association, of this city have tilled articles of incorporation with (eorie F Simpson, lit O W Maston and C E Wolverton as incorporators. Every adult attending the auction sale of oil paintings at W 0 T U Hall before 8 o'clock p. in. will be entitle.l to a chauce in a very tine painting to be given away Satur day night. Ticket given every evening. The heics of John W Lycer, of Browns villa, a few days ago were paid the sum of $2000, by the AO U W of which Mr. Tycer was ameinber. The money was paid through the Albany lodge. Joa Samuels and rife, of California, are in the city the guest of Messrs Aaron and Samual Cohen, brothers of Mr Samuels. This ia their first meeting for about twelve years, and of course is an 02oasion of great re joicing with them. V II KM UN'S TUURN AH EXT. Portland, Or.,Junc 22nd, 1 .25 p. m. The first race of the tournament, the wet test was called, and after some delay the East Portland hose team started running 500 fect laying 200 feet of hose and getting water in the fast time of 42$ seconds. Port land followed. Time, 37 11-12 seconds. Al bany, 373 seconds Ross fell and Moore broke coupling nnd put on nozzle alone. Adjourned (for dinner amid immense cheers. No report could be obtained of the re mainder of this race, but it is said Walla Walia.inadc it in 37 seconds. Postponed. The social to have been held to-night by the Young People's Chris Endeavor society of the U. P. church, has been postponed on account of the illness of Miss Inn Robertson. Now embroidery just received at Head's W F I am now receiving my spring and summer l res goods, call early and secure liarga ns W. F. Kkad. Patronize home industry. Joseph s 5-cent cigars. Firs make. Try one of 01 ms own Fine mixed and plain pickles at Wallace ii Thompson's. CURE FOIC NICK IIKADACIIK. Dr you want a rorawly for D'liomnoss, Pimples on . .!".? f """ cure '"r "i" heartache, ask M. A. Miller, tho DriiUl, (or Dr. Oman's Liver Pills j .... vw, Hiij.ics lire, mil uox Ztt CeillS. FKicrrMKitiEs. A fine lot of the celebrat ed Alfred Wright perfumeries, tho best man ufactured, just received at eo L Black man's A. P. WOODWARD, M. D: Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon Obstetrics. Treatment nt f'brnnin TV., oases of woman and children a specially. Office up Rtaira over Oradwohl'b front rooms. HARVEST HANDS. Farmers, ve can supply j-nu with all the harvest 'J V"" v. word at ur .Met when you Haiitheipofaiiy kiii.l. (mice two 1I00.3 from A. II. Mi-llwam's, in Portal telegraph buililimr. bl KKHAKT A.ND M1L1.ZR, FOR SALE. A well established millint ry rtoie. Will rundown stock m It will not require much capllal to puVehTse same, ior urtnulars call n or auureM Mr. ? I O'C'ouacr, box 106, Albany, Or. uurtM' M, ESTRAY MARES. There are no on my premises. Ave miles smith ol Albany on the Roberts briilire road three es'rav hone, dcucnbed as follows : Two bay marei, one six tears old, and the other elirtit or nine with abiir knee on eft fefr. The other Is a liifht sorrel with mano and tall partly wluto. The owner should call and 'ake them away and pay for this notice. JOll.V W. MiGIIEE. . 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 Everything btujht and tol l at M Frank lin i I A s seconu nana sxor, aiuany, ur, Married. At the Evangelical church, Corvailis, Or., June 3i,i8SS, by Rev. J. L Ilcrshncr, Mr. Augustus Becker, of Al bany, Or , and Mis Sarah E. Wood, of King' Valley. The young couple will re side in Albany, the present home of the groom, where our hearty wishes for their wenare lonow tnem. mrfrf. The Money PAiD.- County Treasurer Giesy has finally terminated the difficulty and litigation between himself and Ladd & Bush by paying to them the sum of $15, ouoand accrued interest for oyer nineteen months, amounting to SkkJ.iu, making In all $16,953-54, to compel the payment of wnicn a peremptory writ ot mandamus wa recently ordered issued bv the su preme court Satcsman. The Tournament. Seven teams to wit, Portland, East Portland, Walla Walla, Vancouver, Lebanon and Albany are ent ered. The races to be run- to-day are the wet test, 100 yard foot race and champion ship race. To-morrow the speed race will be run In the forenaon and the 150 yard foot race anu tne ary rest in tne aiternoon. In Chicago. Among those witnessing the exciting scenes of the Chicago Con vention to-day is Mayor Cowan, of this city. Next Tuesday he will go with th committee, ot which he is a member, to Washington and formally notify President 1 1 .1 I u : .. I wicveitiuu vk ins rc-llulllillULIon. A Libel. Ben. Barker says that the part of the horse item published yesterday about his saving his "chaw" of tobacco was an unjust insinuation in reference to habit he doe not possess. We rejoice to be ante to place Uen among the boys not ad uictca to tne tinny nauit. Found. This afternoon on the street by M. Payne, a gentleman's sleeve button uwner call on mm. Hotel Arrivals, Revere House. -11 E Parkhurst, Theo Bernhclm, A I .Phillips, Snodgrass Bros, Portland ;.J Rich., East Portland ; M W Mix, Ind ; ( M Foster.Chicago j M Seilcr, 11 P . T 1. "l ' 11 1T ' I I... ... n , O I , J I UUrtlC, VJ WOUUIII, OllHUI, Minn ) f a fond, Astoria. Russ House. L M Hall, Bucna Vista: Fred C Smith. Chic.120 : L S Card. Bushing, Portland ; C W Smith, Lebanon Chas Smith, East Portland s J S Frankell, Chicago ; Addam Miller, Chicago ; Sam Adler Elgin ; J II Jones, S P Kimball and wite, wooostocK ;jmi dcii, nosenurg I Thompson, Scio ; A Brink, Snntiam ; V Burgctt, Ed Bally, Newport j John Camp bell, .Newport ; w i uauiner, aalem j I A Whn'c, Sale.n ; Thomas Lewis, Swee Home. All kinds ef fruit jars at-Brownell & Stu. arils. Leave orders at Brownell & Stanard 's for Iloyal Ann cherries The Oregon Blood Purifftr is nature's own remedy, and should be used to the exclusion of all other medicines in all diaeatei of the stomach, liyer and bidneys. Dozens of styles of the vory 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 f j itself on inspection. Fosters Block, Albany, Or. EfERTTHIG in the Boot and Shoe Line AT COST until closed out at BROWNELL & "STANARD'S. r4sKC7arem5f'