Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, October 10, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Democrat Wednesday Evcning.OctoM' 10,1883 tYlTK MUTHSTHi EJltor anJ PafclUtMN. Puiilltthud flvory day hi the .week. (SundnyB excepted.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES : weak. 9 Delivered by caarler por Hy iimil, por year Jjy mill, pur moii'.h RATES FOR WEEKLY OHeyaur, In advance One 'your, at eml of your.... Six months, In ailvuuuu .S2.00 .. 2,60 ,. .00 Entered at tha 1'ost Offloeat Albany, Or an second-class mail matter. LOCAL RECORD. in W As Accident. Last evening about 5 o'clock Mr. Tuthlll, a bridge carpenter working on the new bridge to cross the North Santiain on the line of the Oregon Pacific, was scaling a piece of timber with an adz, when it slipped and struck one of his legs at the ankle, the sharp corner pene trating the main artery. The unfortunate man was attended to as well as possible and brought to this city this morning on a special train, when Dr. G. W. Maston was sent for and at'ended him ; but in the meantime he had nearly bled to death. He is now doing well. Dnii). Near Brownsville on Oct. 3rd, 1888, Mary E. Warmoth, daughter of VV. P. and Sarah E. Warmoth, aged 26 years, 9 months and 13 days, Deceased was af flicted for several years with spinal and other diseases and was t. great sufferer, the last year her sufferings were very great which 6he bore with patience and tesigna tion till she passed in triumpn to mat heritancc prepared tor tne rcaecmcu A V"AGisp..--Yesterday a wager was made in this city that Harrison would carry Indiana by 5.000. New York by 5,000, California by S,oC3, Connecticut by 3,000 and New Jersey by 2,000, $10 being placed on each. Another gentleman immediate ly offered to wager $50 to $40 that the Harrison man would loose in every case ; but it was not taken. Bonk Cracked Last Monday the seven year old son of E. B. PurJom got on the roof of the house where Mr. Purdom re side!, on Second St:-et, when he slipped down the roof onto the sldewa'k, just miss ins a picket fenee.-fallbr; a distance of nearly twenty-fee:. A bone in his right arm was cracked, but oiherwise he was not injured. Dr. Wallace attended to the in jured arm. Bio Damages. Dr. McAllister claims Si 2, coo damages on accouut of the E1U' worth street sewer accident, which, of course, the city will not pay, and a suit will no doubt be the result. There are several little things that might be said in the mat ter, on both sides, that sort of bubble up to one's throat, but it is the best plan to leave such cases for the jury and we have no comments to make at present. Mules. The largest market for the purchase and taie of mul-, is St. Louis, wherethe trrde .-.-rebel $6,cx,ooo a year Atlanla comes next, with a trade of $2, 000,000. Conn Bro:., the popular grocen cl thi- cily do not sell mulcr.but they keep a sp'endld stock of groceries, produce and crccke -y ware which they are able to sell at vi" :y reasonable p.lces. Try them at their nice quarters in the Pfeiffer Block. Married. At the court house on Octo ber 10, :SSo, by George Humphrey, J. P., Mr. E. C. Shelton to Miss Amanda Pom eroy, all of Linn county. The Democrat joins with the many friends of the happy pair in extending congratulations. A Treat. The good people of Albany and vicinity wU be favored soon, by a lecture from Miss Minnie A. Buzzell, a mis sionary of . much literary talent from China. Where she has been throughout the state, she has met with ereat success. Do not fail to hear. Watch for date of lecture. fA Bio Yibxd. W.B.Smith, of Browns ville, Inforrr.s us that he threshed 750 bushels of oats from 8? acres of ground, measured by the chain. .. The oats were measured by weight. Oneco Second. In the special trot, free fur all, at Colfax, Fantasie won, Oneco, ofthls county, second. It was a foregone conclusion that Fantasie would win this race, as she has trotted in about 2 :2c Wanted. A girl to do general house' work. Inquire at this office. New Shoe Shop. Mr. P. J. : Laporte recently with Krause& Klein, has opened a boot and shoe shop in the Saltmarsh Block, and is prepared to make to order boots and shoes for men and ladies, and do repairing in a nrst-class manner. Prices reasonable. Millinery Opening. Grand opening in fall and winter millinery at Ida M, Urush's, next Thursday and Friday, When. When you want a keg of pick Ics. ken of syrup or anything else In the grocery line you will find It to your advan tagetocaiion r.i. Mnwn lir uic rm. ollice. J A Archibald, agent Singer Manufaotur ins Co.. opposita Odd f ollows Temple, A bny, Or. IIOMB AND A 1IK0 A 1). A genuine gong is a now feature at the de pot hotel. Ao umbrella is said to await an owner at No. 1 '1 engine house 1 1 Hon W It Bilyeu begins the cumpagin to night at Tbe Dalles. The Willamette Valley was expeoted ti arrive at the Bay to-day. Mr Krod Klumberghas sold his interest in Altago to McKnight Bros. It is proposed to run a daily train from this city to Manama soon. Hon. Geo. K. Chamborlain arrived home yesterday from a trip to Tacoma, Latest novelties in millinery at Ida M. Brush's, nex Thursday and Friday. The best quality of cider vinegar can be obtained at F L Kenton's at 23o per gallon. The men who have been at work on the Santiam, have quit work on account of the rains. . The registration in New York yesterday was 90.047, about 22.C30 more than on the first day in 1831. A danee is to be giveu at the opera house Friday evening. Musio by G. H. Parsons, of Portland. - The Oregon Presbytery oonvened in Sa lem yesterday.: Iley K K Priohard is in at tendance from this city Always buy your groceries at F, L. Ken ton's, where you can get them cheap and thus secure happiness and contentment. Goods not sold for less than cost, noods not given away. But good honest goods (sold at a rtasonable profit at W. F. Read's. ' J. F. Baekensto has brought a suit against I. F, Conn 00 account of a certain building contract they had together. Mr. Morris' coat, recently stolen from the Murray house, was returned to the hotel woodshed, the notes being in the pockets. If you want a clean and fine smoke ask for J. Joseph's home made white lator cigars. For sale by most cigar dealers and at J. Joseph's factory. An indignant citi sen says if the man oan be found who threw a rotten salmon in the alley near Mr Curl's, he will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. It was a stink ing trick. Shorty Butterfield, of Corvallis, passed through Albany, yesterday, on his way home from Salem, where he has been residing at the penitentiary a couple years. Mrs. H. L. Hatch, of Salem, has a tomato vine twelve feet tall . The Statesman says: 'This may not be as big a oueas the Albany vine they blow about, but it is a good one just the same '' Coaneil l'rooetding. Tuesday evening, Oct. 9th, 1888. Present Mayor, Recorder and Marshal nd Councilinen Parker, Writsman, Read and Hoffman. The following bills were allowed : I. Hayes, $60 ; r'ty agtjolin O'Connc-$4.35 ; CW Watts, $11. On aecornt of lack of fundsthe matter of cisLern In Flrjt Word wn postponed for thepre'ent. . ThecommiUee on matter of damages to Dr. McAUis'e.- rcpor ed that they hpd con ferred with the Dr. and lib Counsel and they pla-d the d.ima; a at $12,500. T.ie repots of the C'.ty Reioder and Tre. u e.- we e r:ad ad showed subslnn lir'ly i'ne following. Vm'i l.i Tr:;su-y Ji W 1, i&33. . . .$301369 Re -:v:d :'rom flnr- 2j.co Rc.eiv.-d I.om '.'cciaet. 739- Reeved rom a ci "V97 KEEP POSTED. Wheat, 78 cents. L. Viereck's baths. New fall goods at Read's. Pure drugs at Gnisa k Son's. See those new jersies at W. V, Read's. Six shaves for a dollar at L. Viereck's New ribboa all shades and styles at Read's Guiss & Son. drumzists. keen the best drugs. A full line of boys kilt suits at W. F. Read's. Another lot of Hull cheese at Brownell & ,, , . Dr. M. H. Ellis, physician and surgeon Goods at cost at M. J. Monteith's, at the ' Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city or old Young store. country. Go to A. B. Mcllwain's and ask to see 1 those $6 suits for men. ' I Viereck's baths. The llest Hay Press. This is to certify that the Lightning Hay Press bought of Knapp, Burrell & Co. by me has baled on my place 27,200 pounds of hay in less than ten hours. Ubbk Peters. We respectfully solicit any other hay press in Linn county to beat the above. We claim ethe Lightning Press to be the cheapest, best ud most durable pleas in the market. Please note, $10 per day is woith saving. Knapp, Burkell k Company. L. Viereck's baths. A clean towel for every customer at L In a calm sea every man is nilot. goods '.V. F. Read is leader. In dry Total $'.395-G6 Am't ofou -rndbgwirrn s July is', i833 73-72 Wav i.n ', tsued for qw.rle.' e.v.l- ing Sep;. -o'.h 5?6--60 To.A :3-38 Am't o? wr.-irn'-. p Id du.'ng qi' . . j'-'!-'!3 Oil's and'hjwa.van'.; Jept. 30 h. .$1113.96 Warr?n:s i?oued 'o: p vment of Albmy nine Co s lit .m fire e-mr, and piy ableri .'ol'owi : May is':, iZZg $'o If yoa want to save from 10 to 25 per cent by your goods of W. F. Reed. Six shaves for a dollar . d a clean towel to every customer, at Thos. Jones. Bargains in general merohAmTioa nf f .T Monteith's at the old Young store. lhe cheapest place to buy men's amUr. wear iu the state is at A B. Mcllwain's. W. F. Read can and will sell lr,- cheaper than any house in Albany. Call and A good place to get drues. school hooks. stationary, ana nne cigars is Guiss Mar is May is: 1890. 1891. , 1000 6c o Am't of w: Cr-.h in 11" To' al. V Cm . .Jn 1S.96 .rnts due .suers hands. . . . .S 07.72 .."3647-7 I am now receiving my spring and snmmel C ress goods. Call early and secure barga n W. F. Read. I hne imported and domestic I 4 & Son's, in the Pfeiffer blocK. ' MACHINE OILS. The best varieties of machine oils to be had are kept by Stewart fc Sox, especially the kinds that have been thoroughly tested by the Linn county farmers. Prices guar anteed, NOTICE. All persons knowing themselves indebted to Drs. McAllister & Woodward, are herebv notified to call and settle at once and save Drs. McAllister k Woodward. REAL ESTaTh SALES. As recorded In the County Recorder's office of Linn county, Oregon : O Flickinger to Ed Meeker, 24.12 acres $ S00 C Farlow to Mary A Flicklnger, about 19 seres . ; 324 Rebecca Savage to Win E Savage, 70 acres 1000 Wm Savage to Rebecca Savage, r20 acres J D Parsons to Chas Gentry, CioJ4 acres J W Cusick to J L Cowan, interest in 1 2x32 ft, ferry and wharf lots . . H Neugebauerto E M Dow,i22 acres Sarah A. Mulkey to Geo II Bogue, 1 26 acres, 12 W4 II Bryant to Geo W Perry M TWhitnevto las R Thompson, 100 acres, 12 w 3 2600 Ccrena Cox to T E Streithoff, 50 actes. 10 w 2 600 I O Roland to S M W Hindman, 4 lots, leuanon W E Price to Mary E Hite, 1 (ot, Sodaville Wm E Savage to Rebecca A Sav. age, 1 TO acres, 11 wi w o Groon. to R A McKinley, 02 acres, u E 1 2uuu L Cowan to M Sternburg, 'A inter eat In 12x12 feet and wharf lots 7, 8 and 9, Albany 5000 Indeb'-dicsa Indeb -1.1- 'ncUd' g v .or :..;ri:ie CUvomce-o Mayoi a-d Caunril. .$ 46.00 jviarsnp: R: orde- 107.55 Surveyor. 2.2.00 ' Treasurer 25.00 N:sh:wf ch $ fco ::iejt.ic lh s 3;2.ca lie drpa.-iment iU'4-M S.reet wor!: 6J3.6I Sewers H Sundry bills..' '.-- CLOTHING For Fall and Winter 1600 1500 2100 3500 600 Total.. $j.-66 Pe'l:ion of G-.o W Smith wis read ask- ing privilege of erecUn? lelepbone line trom residence 10 pip.ee 01 uus.iiw. ivc-f:rred. Leave of absence was granted Council men Gradwohl until Nov. I. The Chief Enslner, repo.ted the recot of communication irom s-lem a3ing le-jy hoe cart. Referred to commUtee on fire and water with powf r to act. Mr. Ales Cunningham leperted nuis- nee near his heu6e in the form of a barn and manure pile. Re'errtd. Moved that 5th street we.t of Callpooia street be graveled. Cr.-rled. Moved that dirt at Baker Street sewers be removed. Carried Also dirt at latiral sewers cn Ellswo.-th Street between island 2nd. Holes ordered filled on Third Street between Lyon and Ellsworth St. within twenty days. , Recorder directed to advertise for bids for lateral sewers across Lyon Street. The following bills were ordered paid Councilmen and Mayor :N H Allen, $118 J A Crawford, water rent, $25 j John Jo.ies $75 ; w A Mcuiain, o , r vv opinas, $82.08 ; John Clelan, $10.50. Hotel Arrivals, A Big One. Recently the Democrat gave an account of a big devil fish caught on the Mexicn coast, and told the Astoria Pioneer man he would have to try again, which he does as follows, and we admit that living on salt water he is the biggest "form" cleaner: "A curious phenome non was witnessed here during the recent high tides. A Pioneer pressman had been missing large quantities of Ink and was at loss to account for Its disappearance. The mvsterv was solved, however, en Saturday at 2:30 P. m., standard time. When the pressman went Into the room he was surprised to see a plank removed and a laree devil fish sixteen feet lone and eighteen feet wide from the edges of the pictoral nns was noaiing on inc 11ucw1m.11 ebbs and flows under the Pioneer office. Its head and neck projected tnrougn tne floor and It was calmly taking on board a supply of ink which it throws out to black. n ihe water when pursued. Upon being discovered it hastily withdrew to its native element, first making a tew mams on tne side of the ink barrel with Its Ink s'alned ,hiViT. When the astonished pressman r.rnvrrrri sufficiently, he looked at those murks and read: 'I am somewhat of a liar myself.' Our Albany contemporary will have to return to snake stories. We are tr. nnnr the sea to be bluffed out by a cut tle-fish yarn. SAFE-Remember that If you are In sured In the Albany Ins. Co. you are bound to be safe. ' Absolutely reliable, the com pany Is prompt and attentive to business, ' Horse for Sale. A good, gentle year old horse for sale. Enquire of Brownell & Stanard. Revere House. W B Glass, Craw- fordsville;G A Muncy, Mrs Muncy and child. Sodaville: D H Glass, Crawfords- ville: W Rue, city ; A u Kerron, Mrs N I Paxton, Portland; M 15 Lase, ( Kohmer, Linn Co; I A Garrett, L-oryallls; 1 Gray, C E Cross, Salem ; J B Crouch, W A Price, Tacoma: F W Kinney, Chicago; G Rope, Lebanon; f F Brown, I F Comley, Chico, Cal;J E Moore, tugene city ; 1 w t,ume, Shedd; uru misnnen, v 1 uurana, Wheeler. O P R R; A Jensen, S F; A Carter, Milwaukee, Wis; G Lang, Port, land; J Houston, aclo;j c Clark, & f . St. Charles. T M Porter, wife and child. C A Houck, J R Bryson, Corvallis EH Merrill, rortiano ; 1 l. run, a ones, citv : I Watklns, Junction City ; W H Rich, Toledo ; vv 11 riarueBs, Dates ; a im Morriss ; U Kennedy, Yaqulna ; Fred Baker. G W Cook, N Y : F Lemon, T D Woolley, Boston, G H Sawyer, Capital Mines. Russ House. P Bartley ; E Morlssey F Batchelor, H Smith, Portland ; J W Roop ; J Walter, Rock Creek ; L Baker W G EIIIott.Tacoma:J Card well, Miller's Mrs I Smith, Portland ; j ts tdgar : f E losenh. city : J Foster, Umatilla ; I Wat . . '.-. , . ItU 1 !..! . . T. kins : Li 1 coieman , v ri iwviukbiuii , 1 Smith : E Thomas, Lancashire : J Mc Chesnev : G K Lambert, Ashland ; II w Welch. 'I West and wife, G R Curtis, Leb anon ; E C Denny, Cal ; W Williams and cbil, Brownsville ; F Briggs : Mrs Woods, Corvallis ;K L, Mcwiiiiams,mciuinnvir.e; W G Pickett.Junction ; J nllsner, Shedd ; E F Duffy j E N Morgan D Ford, Los Angeles, Cal. Weather Indications. For the 24 hours beginning at 12 o'clock, noori. Katn, nearly stationary temperature. -AT- L: E, BLAIN'S: Rubber Coats and Boots . Shoes, OVERCOATS, Fine Assortment, Pea Jackets Chincliilla, Astrachan, PullLine'of Duck Suitings, - ALL GRADES WOOLEN OVER SHIRTS Big Stock Cardigan Jackets, HEAVY MERINO AND ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR, Winter " Gloves and Mittens. ALL WEIGHTS LEATHER BOOTS AND SHOES. UMBRELLAS, HATS,' ETC. Last but not least a Urge stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS for MEN and BOYS, in all grades, aod they are all for a 1 e. Ferry Tickets. M. Sternburg having bought the interest of J. L. Cowan in the Albany Ferry, all parties are notified that tickets may be had at the store of Mon- teith & Seltenbach. Albany Ferry Co. New Wash House. , H. Jo Chinimtn has bought the wash house of Gee Lee near Schmeer's sUble and has moved it to First Street, 3 doors west of Mrs. Murra)'s hotel where he is prepared to dn all kirds of laundry work in Krst-oliss ,tyle. City Drug Store -A full stock of- Drugs, latent meaicmes, Paints, School Books, Perfumery, Toilet Soap, Brushos, Stationery, Tablets, etc. etc. Choice Cigars. PresorirtKus and family receipts oarefully prepared. "Whlie in town call In and see nn. DR. GUISS & SON