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Democrat
;Jdneslay Evening, March 27,1880
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' Sundays excepted.)
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an socond-class mail matter.
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On year, at end of year. .
Ix months, in advance..
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LOCAL RECORD.
Tiik Water Works. Mr. John A.
Crawford arrived in the city this moniing
rem San Francisco, where he had been t
Investigate the workings of different kinds
of pumps for the Albany water works. He
has not vet made a selection ; but wilt pro
bably order a couple large pumps this sca-
Mn,onc of which will haveja capacity of at
leant 1,000,000 gallons n day, and the other
larger than tne present two. The two now
uted have a capacitv of 600,000 gallons a
day. He proposes in time to make the
works comp'ctcly ellietent so that they will
meet the demands 01 the growing city. Air,
Crawford reports a very enjoyable tune in
the mctropo'is of the Coast, hut thinks it is
Mo far from Albany for its own good.
IAnotiikr O. P. Suit. Frank Malone
nd P. Costelio have instituted legal pro
dfcedings to recover $46,500 from Nelson
Bennett, the well known railroad contrac
tor, Malone and Costelio state in the com
JBaint tiiat they entered into a contract
ith Bennett to perform specific work for
.tie Oregon Pacific R R Co. and furnished
applies. The defendant, however.neglect-
tg to carry out his part, the platnUtts al
ge that they have been damaged in the
inn a?ked for. Mr. Costelio will be re
einbercd as the principal witness far
pines tiannon in his preliminary exam in
T cetorc justice Humphrey.
tTiiEY Left. The Chinese railroad
borers at Junction City have been driyen
Out of the city. White men had been do
I Ihg the work on the Junction section, when
they were removed to another section,
The Celestials on their arrival were im
mediately visited bv a party of men and
praereti to leave, and they did so very quick
jy, wime men getting tne places. it is i
fact not generally known that at Harris
burg there is not a single Celestial, the
of L keeping them awav from there.
;4 -
. We Spread tub Naws.-The Democrat
receives requests for sample copies by every
mail, in every Instance the request being
answered, though it is known that it gener
ally Is made with no idea at all of subscrib
ing ; but simply to see an Albany paper,
the city attracting attention through the
East. We, like most other papers, do this
ior the good of the city and county. Few
people, though, realize that the newspaper
gives away more of Us wares than most
any other business in a community, and if
ft gets a few comps. sometimes, people
shouldn't wink at each ether about it.
New style jewelry at French's.
A second-hand organ far sale cheap at Mrs
IJyuians.
Buy your watches ut Fronch's. Big bar-gams.
Go to 11 M Kobertson fur oats, cheat hy
ml tiinnthy.
A. teachers institute will be held at Eu-
genoUity oil April 10, 11 aud 12.
A Chicago Times man is in the valley
with an advertising scheme.
A Corvallia saloon keeper a few days ago
was buetl $20 for selling liquor to a miner.
The cane of Dr Rich against Klias Keeuey,
on the calender at Corvullis, has been con
tinued until the next term of court.
A bit auction sale of personal property
:ook place to-day ou the farm of W H Cobks-
well seven miles southwest of this city. Oeo
Humphrey manipulated the hammer.
County Clork Montague lust evening re
ceived a dispatch from Lebanon announcing
the danz.tuus illness uf Ins sister. Mrs liev
Qibony, aud took the night train tor that
city.
A man named Apple is justice of Hilgard
precinct, union county, ana an ex. says
'Uo may bo souud, but Uow can he be
square'
We have found an honest exchange. It
hulls from lioseburg, and it says there are
just oleven houses going up there. If it were
lu Undone it would lump it up and call it ouo
tiunuicu.
Mr John Jones, the nightwatebman, haa
been oflercd $-1000 for three acres of land in
li a 3d addition, the same costing him only
$.'1000 about three years ago. That very
nearly equals Seattle.
The Shcdd Clvde Horse Co is the name
of a new incorporation at Sbedd . J C Davin,
K O Farell, C J Shedd, H B Sprenger and V
(1 (jibsou are incorporators, Capital stock.
$20,000.
Mr Louis Miller Yesterday afternoon sold
his lot at the corner of Ferry and Second
streets to J Locus, of Oregon City. Consid
eration ftiOOO. About two years ago Mr
Miller offered this property for sale for con
siderably less than half of what he received.
Some of the machineiy for the Albany
woolen mills arrived last evening. It was
ordered shipped to this city in the first place
witn tne intention ot continuing its journey
to Brownsville should no arrangements be
made with the p";jple of this city.
C H Stewart, J W Blain, B F Tabler and
son aud Wir Reeves left on this morning's
train for the front on the Oregon Facifio. for
the pnrpose of some of thein taking up land
there under the timber act.
Governor Pennoyer, Secretary of State Mo
Bride, J T Apperson and State Superintend
ent McKlroy passed through the city to-day
for Corvallis, where a meeting of the board
of regents of the agricultural college was to
be held this afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Gill from Josephine county
was committed to the insane asylum to-day.
Shi is twenty-one years old and her mind
haa been affected for about one year. She
imagines that deceased persons are after her
and throws stones, clubs, etc at persons in a
dangerous manner. Journal.
Crawford Jameson, connected with a sur
veying party, rather run things at Lebanon
Monday evening. Being disorderly ho was
arrosted and gavo bail. J W Burkhart going
on his bLnds. In the morning he jumped
bis bail and left the city to Mr Burkhart'a
cost. In the course of the trouble he is said
to have stood the officers off with a revolver.
COUNCIL PKCEEDINOS.
Tuesday evening, March 26th.
Present -Mayor, Marshal and Council
men Gradwohl, Parker, Burkhart, Tabler,
French and Deyoe.
In theabsence of the Recorder, Council.
man Burkhart was appointed Recorder pro
tem.
The following bills were ordered paid :
John II jffman,$Sooo ; Wallace & Thomp
son, $4.40 j F E Allen, $4.00 j J C Meyer
$i.Co ; M Deyoe, $5.00 ; J Derenger,
$9.45 ; NJ Henton, $23.20 ; J A Warren,
$20.00 j J W Brown, $85.00 j cost bills,
$18.80 ; F M Westfall, $14.48 ; W B Bam
$88.50. .
Committee on Streets and Public Prop
erty was granted further time, it being de
sired to know first whether the city has
any powers and rights anyway.
Marshal Hoffman recommended several
latternl sewers. Referred. Also matter of
graveling First street near Thuriton.
Petition of J F Backensto et al for side
walk in block 78, M's S A read and referr
ed. A communication from the Street R R
Co. formally accepting franchise was read
and ordered recorded and filed.
The following bids for bridge work were
opened :
I F Iladley, 26 ft bridge, $22.50 ;
bridge, $24.50 ; 32 ft bridge, $26 00
Jus Shahan, 3 bridges for $55.00.
vv li K.eney, 20 it bridge, $30. 50
bridire, $3S.o6 : 32 ft bridge, $37-50,
F E Robinson, 26 ft bridge, $30 00
ft bridge, $32,50 : 3 ft bridge, $32.50.
Contract let to las Shahan, work to be
done in 1 5 days.
New cross walk at 5th and Jackson
streets was ordered.
Matter of petition of L W Clark for side
walk adjoining block 90 was referred.
UEAL ESTaT SALES.
As recorded in the Recorder's office for
Linn county, Oregon :
CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Sarah J and M B Van Alstine te J
A Straight,5o feet front, block I,
E A $ 3400
A llackleman to Flora Lewis, lot 5
and 6, block 7, IPs 3rd A 375
D B Monteith to Chas O Calen, a
lots, block 128, IPs A 500
A llackleman to G W Wright,8 lots
IPs 3rd A 1500
L Foley toj II Mullen, block 129,
IPs A 1600
T L Dugger to Anna M Henderson,
2 lots, bl 12, IPs 2nd A 1550
Ja Elkins to W O Tweedale.i block,
E's A 1050
Mathies ucrhart to fc, Thrall, 4 lots,
block 60 1000
Thos A Arnell to J W Propst, lot 1,
bloc K 4? 400
A llackleman to L.eo t-ohen, 2 lots.
ri s 3rd, A 500
A llackleman to L M Cul l, 1 lot,
block, 14, IPs 2nd A 300
A Hacklcman to Robert Kent, frac
tional w half, blk 20, H s 2nd, A 550
CG Burkhart to C L Hcislcr, 40
acres near Albanv 1800
Nellie O Royce to II Bryant, 2S4
acres, just east of city 7324
J 11 uurkiiart to I w Blain, 3410
acres, v L.U, t, White 2557.50
KEEP POSTED.
30 ft
30 ft
I 30
250
The largest, finest and best assorted stock
' :.. .n ha foand a
town
Brownell & Standard'!.
of groceries
A fine line of all kinds of furniture, plain
SCIO,
Prof J R Gbddis closed a very success
ful term of school here week before last.
and also Prof G W Wilson, of South Scio,
closed his school last week, both having
given entire satisfaction, and we under
stand that both are engaged to teach the
same schools next winter, which speaks
well for them as teachers.
MrEdGoinsis going to put up a brick
store building in this place, and we under
stand the Odd Fellows will build a hall
orer the store. Work has commenced in
the brick yard already and thebuildingwtll
be commenced as soon as its brick is
readv.
The Scio brass band, which has been re
ceiving Instructions under Prof'Geddis, is
improving rapidly, and if they will only
stick together, will soon be a first rate
band.
Rev Lvnch, of Goldendale, W T, was in
this place a few days ago.
A T Houston is going to start a hard
ware store in the building which has been
been occupied by H A & A J Johnson.
Johnsons will move Into the building occu
pied by 3 M Daniel. J.
OTHER PARTS OF COUNTY.
Jacob Martin to Theodore T Reach
all Interest in est Thos Martin .
M Hale to Richard Burres, 171 M
acres, 10 w 3 650
Win E Spicer and wife to Vida Bell,
50x104 feet, Spicer 40
J T Tate et al to Ubbe' Peters, 160
acres, 1 1 w 3 5000
J S Shore to Julia A Shoie,32oacres,
ywi 1
A T Thompson to Isom & Lanning,
10 acres, 10 w 3 612
II Bryant to Samantha Coffelt, 3i
acres, iiwi 350
E E Hammack to V Albers, 60 3-5
acres, 1 1 w 3 2500
Catherine M Putnam to Ellas T
Masters, 2.81 acres, 13 w 2 750
W R Kirk to Chas Elswick, 1 lot,
Amelia 600
Ella Wert to C 15 Montague, 167
acres, 12E1 435
H Bryant to M W Miller, 40 acres,
13 w 2 400
A wneeier to A maker, 2 lots,
Shedd 500
Wheat, 08 cents.
New goods at W FiRead's.
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
Bargains in boots and shoes at Read's.
Fresh garden and grass seeds at Stewart &
Sox's.
Afullline Children's bathtubs at G. W
Smith's.
J. P. Wallaoo, Physician and Surgeon, Al
bany, Or.)
For a Sterling or Emerson piano call on G
L Blackman.
G. W. Smith has the Urgest'.stock of sugar
kettles in Alhany.
If you want auy kind of stove repairs call
on li. w. Smith.
G L Blackman ia agent for the Weber
piano. None better.
Plant some of those silver skin onion sets.
for sale at Stewart St Sox's.
Six shaves for a dollar and a clean towel to
every customer, at Thos. Jones.
G. W. Smith gives the white enameled
iron ware with his fine cook stoves.
A full assortment of brass kettles from one
to eighteen gallons at G. W, Smith's.
New line uf artist's materials at Dr. Guiss
& Sins, Costa nothing to see theus
Buy your tickets through to the East of
W I, Jester and save fare'.to Portland.
A fine sevnn-eighths'short horn young calf
for sale. Inquire of N A Blodgett,
I have reduced prices on all heavy wear
in boots and shoes. Call early at W F
Kead s.
The Western Cottage and Packard are two
of the best organs made. G L Blackman
sella them.
Buy your spectacles at French's and have
them properly fitted by Johnston' Dioptric
liye Meter.
Mr, Julius Gradwohl carries a fine stock of
Btandard groceries, a fact our citizens should
remember when buying.
Call en U. W. Smith and get one of those
Missouri Steam Washers warranted to do as
recommended.
all kinds ot iurnu. r;.
and upholstered, bes stock m this pars
Oregon at Fortmiller 4 Irving's.
If you want a clean and fine smoke ask for
J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars
For sale by most cigar dealers and at nis
Joseph's factory.
J A Archibald, ;nt Smi?er Manuiao.ur
ingUo., opposite uai jmiiuww iE,,,r-'
bany,
LET ALL THE AFFLICTED READ
AND LEARN.
THAT
Dr, West's Alterative Tonic,
Is a valuable remedy for Malarial Affec
tions and lor diseases arising from Im
Eurities of the blood, such as scrofulous
ninor, pimples on tbe face, salt rheam,
rheumatism, headache, piles, kidney
"emplaint, all female weakness and gen
era! debility, fever and ague, catarrh and
dropsy, I manufacture madicine accord
ing to what the disease may be,
DR. J. J. WEST;
The Old Reliable Physician, may always
be found at bis office and can tell yon jna
where your pains are located by ezamln
Ing you in six places on your breast and
under your shoulder blades with his ear,
over your clothes. Many cures have been
made by bis treatment.
BEAD .A-HSra LEABN,
I came to tbo country to locate- and
found after arriving here, that Portland
and Albany, were already destined to
become tbe headauarters of tbe arrest
growing West, 'Vvith that end in view I
determined to locate In Albany in the
spring, having already purchased a large
farm wbijh I dosire to improve. Now
all those who are in need of treatment
should avail themselves of this opportun
lty.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Persons desiring careful treatment will
please call oh Dr. J. J. West latecf De
troit, Michigan, at 196 Fast Sixth Street
Albany, Oregon.
Come and Get Consultation Anyhow
Office Honrs: From 9 A, BL to 330 P, M,
A New Land Co. Articles were filed
yesterday incorporating the Willamette
Land Company, with A llackleman, J W
Custck and G W Maston as Incorporators
These gentlemen and I L Cowan, C E
Wolverton, E J Lanning, Curran & Mon
teith and Geo W Wright are the stockhold
crs and the capital stock Is $2o,coo. It
makes one of the most solid Land Com
panies in the Valley.
; Rival Towns. Salem and Albany are
I rival towns,says the Corvallis Tunes. What
one wants the other must have. Salem
undertook to raise a $25,000 subsidy for a
,tlen mill and they did it. but it took
rly a month of good rustling. Albany
idertook to raise a similar sum for a sim
it object and it was done in less than a
Kk. This detracts on credit from Salem,
it it shows that Albany is alive to her own
iterests and that a little rivalry is some
times a good thing.
- I
A Bio Purchase. A company of men
consisting of Curran & MonteithJ W Cus
t Ick, L E Blain, A llackleman, RS Strahan,
j EW Langdon and C J Stewatt.of this city,
4 Wallis Nash and Dr Farra.of Corvallis.and
IJ SCooper, of JIndependence, have pur
chased of Coll VanClevc and others a tract
oflind, consisting of 385 lots and a half
Interest in about fifty acres, In West Ya-
k niila t. I. ...Ill W. nn l,j trtnrlff at rhi
proper time. Consideration, $15,000.
!
Albany Iron Works. Mr John Han
'haw has been appointed superintendent of
'.leJAIbany Iron Works and has already be-
Mt his duties in that capacity. Mr Han-
aw Is an expert machinist and will in
ntiectlon with his oositlon travel for the
mpany. The plant will be thoroughly
amoved and made as good as any In the
te. A large amount of work aneaa in-
atosn live season.
t
On Theatrical Business The Salem
xlcsmau says thatj D Flske.of N. Y.,who
travelling with his wife.servantand valet,
Wcscnts $7,000,000 and that he proposes
stlng In the valley. Now the truth Is
rFiske's headquarters are now at Fresno,
.14 and he is in the valley purely on
catrlcal business.
1
Vaite. The fiist book ever printed In
J tate of Maine was p;; lted in 1786 by
" Ja 15 Walte, the great grandfather of
' B Walte of Salem. There have been
two Thos B Wake's between the two
red to,aml all of them have been print
Stockmen. Crawford & Paxton
be on hand to photograph any and all
See
sthey
dc on nana to pnoiograpn any in
!l on exhibition, Friday the 29th.
voi(gJvej)jnirordcrMothcrrit
Quick Work. As an advertising medi
um the Democrat Is "streaked light
ning." A canary bird belonging to Lo
renzo Ross was lost fiom the store of F M
French. It was advertised in the daily.
Mrs F II Pfclffer saw the ad., and having
captured the bird, fifteen minutes after
the paper was issued tne owner r.aa nis
property. The Democrat rarely fails ir.
such things.
U. S. Marshal. An underground dis
patch from Portland announces that A N
Hamilton, the present sheriff of Union
county, has been appointed U S Marshal
for Ureeon. t he report tnougn is not
sworn to yet.
New Plats. F. M.Redfieldand others'
40 acres south of 'the city have been plat
ted and will be called South Albany, las
V. Pipe has also platted his 8 acres as flpe's
South Albany and Hied tne piat to-aay.
Wall Paper Spring is here, the time
for putting new wallpaper on your rooms
Fortmiller & Irving have a magnificent
stock to select from, new novelties and
the latest patterns.
Babies. The finest line of baby carr'
ages In the Valley just n celved at Stewart
oi Sox's, rrlces are remarkaoiy cneap con-
siderlng the superior quality of the carn
ages.
He Got It. The man that was running
all over town hunting horse radish yester
dav found a nice lot of fresh grated at the
Willamette Packing to's store.
Weather Indications. For the
.lours beginning at 12 o'clock, noon.
Rain, nearly stationary temperature.
Letter List.
Following is the lilt of letters remaining In ths Post
Offtoe. Allnny, Linn count;, Oregon, Hsrch 27, 1889,
Persons calling for these letter? must (Ire the date oa
which thy were advertised i
Adsms. Miss Minnie
Crosby, Cant Fieanuui S
uurlln, Miss
A!en, Chu
Barton, O f
t'STiflel.l. 8 R
Lemsr, I F
Nicholas. Mrs Elisabeth
Rumen, I W
Roberts, Mrs R E
Sheridan, 8
I)nrn, Clsy
Miach. Joe
SimmnDS Sadie
Robinson Go
South, Hsrdv
Turpln, Joan (2)
Taylor, H
OakWUe.
March 25th, 189.
Prof. E. P. Lake, of the State Agricul
tural College gave a lecture at the school
house on the 21st Inst., on "The Fruit Pest
and Its Remedy." It was very attentively
listened too. The Prof, is wide awake and
enthusiastic on the subject. After the lec
ture a society was formed to be known as
"The Linn County Horticultural Society."
A constitution was framed and adopted, and
every person in the room became a mem
ber. They were very enthusiastic. The
following officers were elected : President.
E Allbright ; Vice President, R A Bam-
tord j .treasurer, Wm Paulson j Secretary,
ueos Acneson. ine matter ox exterm
ination ot the Codlin moth cannot be ef
fected without united action, so let us or
ganlze all over the country and get rid of
tnem it posr.iD:e. we mean diz.
oeo. a. ACHESON,
That Sluice Box.
E. O., March 24th, 1889,
Seeing an article in your valuable paper
stating a man had been prospecting near
the foot of Mt. Jefferson and discovered
on old sluice box, I will say that the box
probably, belonged to a Frenchman who
came from California 17 years ago and
mined in about Mt. Jefferson one summer
and left the country taking considerable
money with him that ne got in nis mine
that summer.
Outsider.
For 1 and madeharaess goto E. L, Power
Hotel Arrivals,
miscellaneous.
of
of
W B Gilson to J II Hall, power
Attorney
E D Gilson to J II Hall, power
Attorney
Thos Kay to O P Coshow, Jr, pow
er of Attornej
Mining claim of Dr Barker, Sahtiam
mines
NEW CARPETS
For 1 EN to TWENTY per cent less than sold elsewhere, same quali
ty and NEW.-
SUGAR.
. sugar as
To Water Consumers. There Is con
siderable complaint coming to me that wa
ter is running to waste in different parts of
the city. Now, to save trouble, I would
suggest that such leaks be stopped Imme
diately, and as well a great waste from sev
eral water closets which are left running.
Some one may get shut off if this U not I
done. Use all the water you need but
please do not let it run to waste. Those in
arrears will also take warning. Respect
fully, L, E. GRAY,
Secretary Albany water works.
$1.00
1.00
1.00
Any
Just Received. Bardue & Underwood
have just received a fresh and choice supply of
Calfomia creamery butter and Swiss cheese.
Call at once before the supply is out.
Struck Oil At $1.25 per 5 gallon can
best Standard ' oil, at the Willamette
Packing Co.'s store.
Summer Wraps. Novelties in beaded
and stockinet jackets just received.
Samuel E. Young.
New Comers To our eity will; God it to
their advantage to price our gods before
buying in their outfit of groceries and pro
visions.
;Crovnell & Stanahd.
We will sell you groceries cheaper than
anyone elfe.
Brownkll k Stanard.
7 OJts cares rheumatism, neuralgia and
toothache Foshay k Mason, Agents,
H.Evrert, practical watchmaker and
elei.
Tourists,
Reverb House. C B LaShells, Gus
Moose, S F i W F Mendchall, Harrlsburg:
C E Herron, Independence; R J Grant,
King's Valley; FS May, N Y; R E Col
llns, Independence; S K llisey, Scio; II C
Campbell, John Hanshaw, Portland; Geo
Wright, Henner; u r irueiove, anedd; u
F Fetringer", Sweet Home; F N Lnthrop.
Boston; W C Meyer, Ashland: B M Mar
tin, Roscburg; R B Cannon, Santa Rosa,
Cat; II H Randnll; J IJ Learned, Cincin
nati, Ohio; H Craig, Tacoma; Adam Kel
ler, Seattle.
St. Charles. T P Boyd, Ashland ; J
vVllson, H F Stevens, S F ; S Case, New
port ; R S Prince and wife, 11 W Crooker,
Boston ; 3 spier, t : l. u uoie, a ig-
staedter.Portland.
Russ Hoi e : E Wolfe, Oakland, Md ;
J Hickman II Vroom, Cedar Flat ; A
nrink, aaiem ;j r vcaicn, oaiem ; j j
Gleason, Portland ; C J Frost, Scio ; J W
Frost, Scio ; W F Dawson, Halscy ; N B
Humphrey, city ; J E Munley ; I T Park
er ; W Voolrldge, Hnzelton ; fi F Rob
ertson ; S Greenwood, Hazelton ; M Dob
bins ; A Solomon, city ; R O Loggan
and wife, Lecompton, Kan ; D Loggan,
Vininc, Kan ; J Emmit, Oakland ; C W
Adams, Qulncy, III ; N Dickey, Eugene
W Wallrlchs, Oketo, Kan ; J Shlck,
Halsey i II Mulllns and wife, Corvallis
O Edlston, Eugene City ; J H Nicholas
V M Sandford, Salem ; C A 8anlord
r; i' 1 n w.,n,. in-,.,1
When on pleasure bent or business.
should take on every trip sbottleof Syrup
of Flg. a it nets most plaas-tmly and ef
fectually on ibekidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing levers, nnaaacnes ana otner 1 -
fnvmsofMcknsss, For sale in 60c, and TOP &U t&8 xe&CHIliT
Ci.uu Domes oy an leading druggists.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.
To TTTH Rnrrnn PImua Inform voni mail
ers that I have a positive remedy for the above
named disease. By Its timely use thousands ot
nopeiess cases nave oeen permanently cured.
I shall be glad to send two bottles of mv reme
dy prek to any of your readers who have con
sumption 11 uiey win sena me ineir cipresi
ana post orace addresf. Kespectluliy,
t. A. S LOCUM, M. C.i 181 Pearl St., New York.
MAIlltlKI).
COUCH-McBEE.-On Tuesday, March
26, 18S9, at the Revere house In Albany,
Mr William Couch, of Harrlsburg, and
Miss Mary McBee, of Corvallis.
In order to equal the coa! oil trade of li e city 1 viY.
follows for cash :
13 LBS DRY GRANULATED ....
15 LBS EXTRA 0 - - - .
17 LBS 0---------
Tliese Sugars are California American Refinery and full weight.
mercnanl reporting to ctntrary does so falsely.
And other groceries and goon's ;enrally at reduced prices. ,
0
Niceline Ladies Dress
Goods just received.
A B MO.ILWAIN
WE ARE NOW IN THE FIELD
FOR BUSINESS
for 1889 and respectfully call attention
to our stock of
Groceries, Confectionery, Etc. :
We shall endeavor at all times to serve our cus
tomers in the best possible manner. We always
aim to purchase goods of the best quality and to
sell them at the lowest cash prices. In addition to
our grocery business we receive subscription
newspapers and magazines.
Also take orders for all kinds of rubber stamps
seals, etc. We cordially invite all whe have not
done so to favor us with their patronage. We hope
by fair dealing and careful attention to busines
to merit a continuanee of the liberal ' patronage
heretofore bestowed upon us, -
Very Respectfully,
F. L. KENTON. "
DIED.
CLARK. On Wednesday morning,
March 27, 1S89, in Albany, Flora, wife of
Jos Clark, Jr, aged 27 years. The deceased
was born In Linn county, where she passed
most of her life. She was a pure minded,
noble hearted woman, beloved by those
who knew her;a faithful wife and a true
mother, She leaves a husband and daugh
ter, many relatives and all who knew her
to mourn her loss.
Funeral services will be held to-morrow
fliivrwinn tit I'nVlnrk M th hnm rj thi.
CHAS. METZGER.
J. J. D0RRIS'
Chas. Metzger & Co.,
Real Estate, Employment and Insurance Agents,
AU oommulcatlons piomptly answered In Oeiman or English.
OFFICE: ELLSWORTH BETWEEN' FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,