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'V I I'lihilvhixl nts;y any in tb k ,fn "US 1 jwmin, ttiHn Md Prip'rT fV'r OFFICIAL FA'Elt. Hgoll, a :4l'ljt;ll t o'u'l'l lunll UlVm. Till UK.ll ..vrrivjatuc 31. inn Buml l.amlM 4'i poire. Wkatiikr Di'kino IH'.ll. Tim minimi siniitiinry ir iiii lrornlniwil observation taken by Mr Jolin liriif'.m Ir the II. K Department of AKiii'i'Uiire, on our tnble, and hIiowh tho follow .iix interi'Ht iiiK ('lit". Tho nvcrnSi! barometer wiih ail.llli, the lowi'Ht uveraiiu v8 2!l.7.'i in February; thn hiitlM-m nvi-i-.iiso, 80.13 in November, tliniiifli it ruined nearly ml the month, mid tliu nvcrti! for Di eem ber was Si.()., with :.I'.I inches of rain, while Iheavi-m'H (or July wiih lens than the avurnKO for t In; year and the rainfall was the leiiHt nidi, whieli rends crone cut. The liiuhcHt temperature fur the year is given as Kl, in August, the lowest ICl.ll in February. The hixhust mean wad (I72 in Anjiift ii'i't the lowest mean H7..'t in February. The cieatent rainlall wan in December, tin; lowest in July, an given above. .The total was filj.l'j inchea Average, 4.r.t ini'lies. Tho departure from rainfall wiih iIiih ii Hevcn monthfl, niiniiH in four months ami iivemire ill one month, in n period of tw( Ivu vea -s. The temperature nlni in iiv ! monlliH and iniuiiH in seven intintliH. Tiie total snow fall wiih H.Ur inclie i, nearly all in Febru ary and Mireli. TtSt iiii'ues f-.illin on Sunday. March Int. "Ai.vr I'in.mi'k Hi skism Iaiitv" was presented last evening at the W. (!. T. IT. Hall by the Y. I. C. K. of the U. 1 church to a good audience, who seemed well pleased with the n aniier ill which it w an given. The Mag" waJ arranged in the form of a b u n w H b gable end fore most, anil was lighted with lanterns. It is peculiarly a corn dr.i:'i.i,i.ven aconi-el nolo being applicable, ami cnnpixteil, be side the collcuiiial partH, of Holm, chor ubch, rtcitatioim, etory, composition, etc. Following wan ti e cast f characterH: Uncle Keubcn, Jay Wain; Aunt Dinah, Ava l'.altimore; Steve, 1'lovd Dorris; Mosef,Klliot Irvine ; Josiah, Van Wilson; Jonah, F 0 Ilrcrkeiiridgc; ib zekiab, Kil Ill idgutt; Johnny, JanptT Wyiuan ; Je dediah, Clem Irvine ; I'.'iiianiinc, FT Nutting; HeUy, Mrs Fred Jtlumberg; I'.Hther, MiH Hettie Miller; lolly, Mis Mamie ("undid'; Knth.MiHM Kthel Davis; Hacliel, Miss Clara Davis ; Dorothy, Miss Anniu Flinn; Mary Ann, Mii:a liertha Kllis; Sue, Mia (Jliie Mnrkn. The Fisekt Cum ati:. This morning J D Smith received a letter from F C and It H Shumwav, the KaHlerirtriends who were visiting him here imlv a Bhovt time iiiee. 1 1 WIIH dated at l. A"geUs, Dec SMli, nnd the gentlenie!; t'..iu!laiiied of the cold weather there nt that time. On Christians eve the ice win two inches thick in their washbowls ami it was the coldest it had been for eight years. The Messrs Sbiimway have stopped every hundred miles or so to look at the coun try since they reached Victoria, T. C, and this last letter received by Mr Smith concludes: "Yours is the finest climate we have yet found." lioslmr Review. A Snuiofs Ai'fray.- -The . year IK'.n was closed by a very seri'iiii encounter in a Fist street saloon, b.'tweeii K A Milnor nnd F.d Davidson, resulting in the hitter stabbing the former with a jack knife in the abdomen, so serioush as to cause nil intestine to protrude ioiug to another saloon Davidson ns followed by Milner and given a "thrash ing" that will probably lay .him up for some time. Milner's wounds were dressed bv Dra Mnston & Davis. Tun Fiiik Riccorii in Albany during I S!il was remarkable. The actual dam age was only nominal. Since the city began th" ne of linrc-.' for its engines, n period n nb iiit s i eioiK n it a : in:;!' alarm bus Ih""1 giv 11. .'?:. prev. iitivi' is better than a euro thin.;' a iileA-nnl feature of the matter. There no better sign of prosperity than thi ( I'trt-s na n rule do not occur where everybody is doing well. The Kky to Success. That is what we all want. It is'nt luck, for there Is no such thing. It Is principally being care ful about small things, for instance, the buying of the best quality of groceries, frulte and produce for family use, at the smallest cost. This counts' in the long run. Those who deal with Conn Ilend ricson report bargains both In quality and rice. They also have a fine line of crock ery ware, toys, etc, suitable for the holiday trade, which it will pay th public 10 call and see neiore Duying. Call akd Betti.k. All persons i dcbled to G h Blackmnn will please call and settle within ten days, ns he expects to leave for Portland, and after then all accounts will be left for collection. Installation. The members of Safety Lodge will hold an Installation of officers " " A K Ha!l Monday evening Jan. 4 1092. It will be public to the members anu their families and lunch will be served in the W C T U Hall. All members and inelr families arc requested to attend. Committee. A Shoe Item. S K Voting has Just re trueii a large stock of shoes, for men ntiien nnd children, including particu nrly a line line of school shoes The iH-st makes in the market can be foun in bis shoe department. . LARGEST -: ASSORTMENT or heating; stoves. AT MATTHEWS & WASHBURN'S 'i in: luttkkv or urn. LiHt or i.iim comity IHtl, Miirrluit'-a During .lANI'AltY. 7. J W .MrOiino anil MagKie Meliridc. :t. Win II Jliirnsnnd hi hi M Collins, 7. Frank ltarrows and Mnttiu (irecn S. K W AchiHou anil Sarah l.ear. IK. ,) M Smith and lonu A rtlm i h. 14. liene.et Whealdon and llortie llrnndoii- I 4. Stephen Sinnletary and h'ttaKelscy, 27. William Worth and Sarah Young. FDIIIII AllV. I. Oliver IhiHkin and Sophie UhodoH. I' M Downing iiikI l.izie Iturlou. , ifn IIiitHforth ami Nora Koilgern. 15, H, fi. (i. 4. dinh. J n none ami Lillian IJrnce. ('hnrlus Arnohl and Mary A I'.roek Henry Kuesms mil (itissey Had lay. jiiHAi ean aim Kiimerine Stan 111. Vilon l'.lain ber'ain. and Carrie Chani- lit. Ala 11 .Marshall and Mattie vvaiiacf. ieo I, IfiiHton and Clara 1'ugh. Jia. John F Wilbon and Hester Neeland. u Alien. 1 J K McClun)nnd Flmira Duueway. II. W S l'ane ane l.illie Mundorf. 15. J F Gaines and Willia K Queener. II. H K bee Miller and Kdith Miller. 11. Alonzo J Miller and Mattie A Trites. T.. J J (iil'.ilard and Spice 10 South. '2il. Ian Meyers and Nellie i Khodes. At'Ittl.. 2. Ivi Shanks and l.ois b Tendall. '2. M T 1'hillips ami Isanhine Morris. K. II Y Kirkpatrick and J-orena Kal- ston. 11. John liurnett and Mary llocken- burg. 14. 1, 1! Kendall and licssie Kendall. 25. J A lirown and Julia Queener. 2'J. K L Kile and Delia Huntley. MAY. 2. I'eetNettletonand BerthaVulginore. ti. Wilson Glass and baviua Kamsiiy. :!. b W .Modioli and Man- Trachsel. 2. W W llaleaml I.ina Morrij. 17. 20. 2H, ford, A ii Loveall mid A M Morrow. Conrad Miller and Mary Simmons. W I) Messarvey and Mary Snapp. K A I' LuU'ollctt and Anna Uulli- 0. Alfred H l'.rown nnd Mrs Nina Uriggs. 1(1. Walter I! Martin and Ava J Smith. 17. OH Irvine and F.mma Hall. 17. li K Kirk and Alice M Iilake. 25. Hubert K Crawford and Brown. 2:i. F V Fesler and Mary Schicller. ;ill. V H (loin and Jane Cvrus. 2'J, L K Uurnett and Maud Drury. Jfl.V. 1. S A Newberry nnd t-arnh Wheeler. I. F C Stannrd and Maggie Dunn. 4. A 1! l'nttereoti ntid Oliie Coon. 7. 1! E Critchelow and Klla Thompson. SI. Henry Broilers and Klla Harder. 1'J. Jonntlinn Thompson and Martha L -lller. II, W W Bailey and Kittie Cooley. 13. l'eter H N igle and Mary J Morris. 21. W T Baker mid Nellie O Royce. Al'OI'ST. IS. m M Downing and Emma ( lark, s. J A Klliot and Annie Miniiice. 0. John R Ballard and Ellen Beard. IS. W 11 Yank and Martha Smith. 2t. Ellsworth l'ickel and KhlaCnrotb- srs. 2i. ('has II Parkes and Klfreda Kwert. 27. John Miller and Olive Bland. 27. W I' Weiss and Katie Sisnev. 21. feo W Dow and Matilda Wood. SK1TEMIIKK. 2. W S Mayberry mid Addle Smith. 2. Samuel Anderson nnd M J Penland. U. (Irnnt Davis and Emma Phillips. 5, W W Elkins nnd Nancy Cockell. 8. J K Hamilton and Anna (ireen'ee. 8. J PShuell and K M Anderson. Hi. Carson Kendig and F.innia Morgan. 10. A C Simpson and Josie Iceman. 17. Fritz liiummer and Mary Oben- hans. IT), (irant Dodge and Sarah AV illiams. 20. Jesse Palmer and Nellie Kvniston. 20. Win Abbott nnd Iva Powell. 20. S il Davidson and Callie Powell. 17. John Dodge nnd Maggie Rubv. 23. "K R McDaniel and Etta Pearl. 2H. A J Howard ami Adda Smith. 27. William Bates and Clara Ondilrec. '.V. W HCyrus11.nl Lartoniii Stringer. 2.V ico Dodge and Josie Jackson. 17. I W llolman nnd Vida E A'orth: M0. Jas A Dickson and Josie Nimcbick. OC'TOIIER. 7. W Carothers and Armitie Woode. 1. J Cllitndley and HannnhWickizer' I. Levi Pierce and Delia Myers. 7. ' M P Long and Mary Arnold. 4. C w Cowan and Sue Clemens. 24. Carl Peters and Amelia Rosenthal. 7. J C Murinan and Kate Quinn. 0. Alex Poiver and Carrie Lame. 7. J C Standish and Abbie Taylor. II. Ciias Irvine and Iva Anderson. 12. J I Matlock and'Olive Pendleton. 1). Grant Nixon and Belle Smith. 10. J ( Winfrey and Rosa Mackev. 13. W M Parker and Bertha Martin. 18. W H Dyer and Lizzie Huber. 14. Carter Sharp and Beatrix Morgan. 18. William Cowdrey and Minnie Avery. 21. S V ISnrrand Olive Hamilton. 18. J D Smith and Lillie Hardy. 20. Leonard Tvcer and Alda Vennum. 20. (1 W Rodgers and Leatha Stahl. 24. T L Dodson and Eliza Smith. 25. C H Davidron and Viola (i Long. 31. Arthur O McDonald and Lorena Roduers. 28. Win Davidson and Margaret Raw hi. 28. C M Rainwater and Ella Sluprow. NOVBMnr.lt. t. 1. ton. 4. Kdwnrd Trask and LticinaShelton. CPHasslerand Icyphene Churl Edward Chambers and Millie Davis, 4. ( K Propst nnd Ida (loan. 7. J II Knbouse mid B tDrutnmond 11. John L Rav mid Stella Anderson 11. R 0 Farwell nnd draco Matthews. 15. Jas Marklcy and Leha B DeAr mond. 11. If M Williams and M A Nash. 14. M Farley nnd Ida Driver. 15. William Davenport and Mary lln?sler. 15. A P. Brown and I.uln Whithee. 1(1. (.ieo Ne'.tleton mid Alice McNeil 20. Chas Comptou and Kebecca Arnold. 2ii. (ieo Froman and Merica Wallace. 2H. Ambrose Mills and Joy Mealy. 2!l. D F Newlaud and Hachel Harri son. 25. Silas (ienlry and Mattie Settle 25. J I. Underwood mid Cora l.oftin. 25. John McChcHiiev and (,'andis Conn. 2H. Thou Heard ainf .Myrtie Collin. IIKI'KMIOill. 1. Hans HiiHiiiHHHon and Mattie Dabl. 25. OH Russell and Clace .angdon. 2. Hichard Ii,kel ami Klla Stuat. 1. Kldon Irvin and Daisy hlroiip. 2. William Huddleson nnd Olive Sipiires. it. l.eon C Hudson and Mary Queener. 4. 7, bFox mid Lena Wallace. 5. W j I'.rnnnin and Isnbel lirein. 7. tirant llawley ami Co'a Miller. !l. F b Kenton and Mav Mills. 0. J 1' Itlantou ami M C l.indgren. 1. '!. Thos Sinail ami F.mma I'omeroy. 22. J W Nye nnd Ma Orchard. IB. H F M vers and Olive Chandler, 17. N C IMve-s ami Nora Cornell. 22. Alex McDoniildand Almira Alguir. .'10. Win McCormick and botine Allen. 2!). H K Forlies and l.illie K I'orter. 2!l. C II DalrympleHiid Kate Aiken. 2!). Arthur Kellev and Francis Nicol- son. 30. (ieo K Fish and Kate Scblosser. 30. OC Clelan pud Anna Renimger. 28. (ieo W 1:0ml nnd Fannie Ol'earl. 28. C K Johnson and A A Foot. The above shows 100 man Iae.es. There weie besides 8 which have not been re turned, In earh ciifce the ceremony being perforrned.the'e being only onecase where ine marriage did not lollovr the license. Tol a I 168. lut rooei vd new anil opaedlfor retail a C'K BrewnelTa tho fo!ln-vin: Chow Chow. Cooking MoUsse-n, 1'ickleH in vinugHr, Salt Herring, Salt white tinli, Salt salmon. Mokiit to I.OAK. I have money in sums of $500 to $20,000 to loan on im- prored farm lands in Linn and Uenton counties, at lowest current rates. No delay in furnishing the money. U (1 JiLBKItABT, Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon. Go to F E Mia wi.en vou want somf thiugBwect. Honey, maijieaynip, tto. j CROUCH INGRAM. On Thursday evening, Dec .11, 1S01, at the residence 'of Mr K A I'arker in Albany, by Rev iGeoWliill, Mr James A Crouch and Miss Annie Ingram both of Albany. (Mr and Mrs Crouch have the best wishes ..1 r.;un,i0 i:r..i. i.: . 1., i"v "iv 9 i;noicet)i. oivsy- mga. IIIKI). SPINKS. On Thuifday evening, Dec. 31, 1S91, at hi home near Harrisburg, of consumption, resulting from the lagrippe, Mr Ernest B Sninks, aa'.d 31 years. The deceased was a native Oregonian, and was a son of Mr Perrv Spinks, Of tills citv. He was a young man of excellent character well liked bv ali, pnd leaves n wife and four children, besides many friends to mourn his death. E. Is ringing in the new year Men's, Young Men's and ing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Tailoring. Ho has very desirablo and boys in the following lines : Neckties ol many designs, Handle wrchiefs, Mufflers Fancy White Shirts and Headed Silk Umbrellas, Slippers, Kid Gloves, Jewel Smoking Jackets, Overcoats, Hats, Etc. HUUI ISO AHltllAU Good-bye, l8yi. Ninety-s'iveu divaro8 were granted in Ticoma labt ymr. One o"ntempo',iiry iaiaieil a c'fcditahle hohiUy eilitiou i'f fourteen pagia. The frenhyterian church, at Oregon City, aya the Ciairier.iu three yeara, has inoreastd from a nifiiilierdnp of nine to over one hundred. Rev U W (iihhonv, formerly of Leh limn, ia the taator. Will & Stark, (. jewelera, Aak furCretcent tea at F E Allen'a. Kieth riit(d coBee at F E Allen's. Choicest and cheapent candiea a. Iaom'a The beat rnaat cofUe in the city at Com ad itluyer a. All kinds nf nuta 15 ota. per pound or 4 pound ftir 50 centa at Isnm'a laom ai lla oindy at retail at wholesale prioea. Cdl and be cunvinced. Holiday ulipnere u(t oxford tiea at vonr own price at Klein Uroa. Thoie oxford ties and holiday idippere at Kleio'eareto be aohl at the parchaiera price. That piano at Klein Bros will hi dnnatid to the O'tih.nn home if the owner doei not eall for it in GO davs Repairing nnatlv done at tho lru nill boot store. Seethehiu French dull at the Ladies Bazaar. Allen Bn.a always keep their euatomeia applieil with freeh hatter and egga. In the line of spectacles aud eye-glaaaer, French, the jeweler, leadi. Ladiea Oxford ties at ureatlv laluoed ratea at Klein Brot. Mutt be Bold. A large line of elenant cold witches in taaty new traya at Will & Stark's. Ladiea Oxford tiea at Klein Bros. Cheap en ia the city. Will l,e told at oreatto re duced ratea. All I inda of choice eating and cooking apples at Allen Broa. Maganlia ayiup, the h'noit in the market in quantities to Buit at F B Allen'a. Huliu ft Akin, druggiats at French'a corner, have a large line of choice holiday goods, which they are eelliag very low. With his new bakery Conrad Mover ablo to offer old and new customers ever thing fiialclass iu baker) Koodj. Ton can get the worth of your money by buying vour watches and olocks at T M French's, tho corner jewelry store. Decidedly the largest and choicest variety of tt aln town is at C E Brc wnell'e. Sun dried, basket fired, g-een, black, English brebfaat, &n Conn Si Underwood, lucceBsors to Wilcox, are prepared to do first-class photographic wcrK at tneir gallery at Second and Ferry streets, tiive tlieaia trial. H.ih's Venable Sicilian Hair Renewer is UDqucstionahly the hut freservative of the hair It Is also curative of dandiuff, tetter, ....j 0.1 eviijj out'dtons. . A very appetizing T, A very inrprising T, vim:, not wasting Beautifel tasting Vc fice flavored T, And a larre and choice stock of groceries, inn s aad baked ocii?, st Parker Bros. A frv d resolution i . never to buy withoutrirst giving mem a can. BLAIN with some fine bargains in Boys Clothing, Furnish and suitable presentsfor men Niu'ht Shirts, Gold and Silve HlX ltL ASU t 04111 tl. Ed Humphrey has jul leturncd from a ;i'p to CMfiirnia. M rs ) O Wiltsman and daughter went to Corvkllis todny foi a few dnys vlsl; . Wm Pfelffer, wife and dse jlitei, of Dal las, are In the cl.", tnc gucc,.sof grandpa 1'fciffer. Ila-' V I'arker, son of E A Purke.r, ar ilved in A'hany today fifm SK,kane. where he has re:dou (ievc;.l year,. Mrl'e'iy Spinks and K C Slcllmoker went to HarrUhurgdi'i noon loaitrnd the funeral of Mr Ernest S,iin!.H, wh!. h will occur tomoi row. A progressive games party watt given at the residence of M l'arrott at even ing, quite a number of voting people being in attendance. Crokinole, tiddle wiuks and other games were played, and Mr S F Floed and Miss Jeanniii liuick enrried off the champiorHii jirizc, and Mr irapp aim miss Annt .Mosher, the bdoby prize. Roseburg Review. Rebel; Decree mecri.-' t; nir.hr, . In- stallation. itffill&SM'Ss be seen the linest Btock of gold and silver watches, diamond and other rings, jew elry, silverware, Ac, in the city. mV"ANTED' Highest prica paid for IT bli.es at the chair factory, Albany, Oregon. 17OR SALiC House and corner lot In " H'tSdadd. 8750; Applytoi W Davis, 92 IS HERE AT LAST ! The New Year is new things good, bad and indifl'erent to us all. Those who will get the largest share of the good out of it will be those who take advantage of our offerings. So "Get ahead of the new stock taking. We have made i reduction on all lines of winter clothing, and on overcoats a large stock. Just received some lale neckwear. "Remember we carry the wear in the city." T. L. WALLACE & CO. Leadiiig flothiers anil Furnishers, Strahan Block, - - - - Albany. r ELlttJ AND CUSTOM CHOPPER. Wo hriTe buy, rsti e1 W uolesalp and reui j v.ttt I. Ui.lOi alKo Know Hall 11' i,r. Fall line. :-F. I J, Dealer in Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extracts and a general assortment of GROCERIES. 8uboriptlon agent foi (.11 tho leading Naar the P. O Need a Watch? I have all kinds, at all prices and every watch fits the price. But price is not everything in watch-buying; GUARANTEED QUALITY is the first thing. I guarantee waches acaord ing to their quality; and quality make? the prict). All kinds all qualities II p rices . F. M. FRENCH, The Corner Jewelry Store. THIS FROG WAS CAUGHT AT F. E. ALLEN'S. "ti BY A TEMPTING BAIT Tnat is the way we catch cu.- cuitomer by furnishing tbem with the vbeapeit GROCERIES AND FRUITS a the market. Oouctite Maoriio Temple LOST .Between the College nnd east end of town and south of 5th street: a large, square, tan or yellow colored valise. Leave at this office CI N. STEELE it Co.. Albany, Ore, kj. Loan money on good real astaba security la Linn nnd adioining er.antiea. With the lightning speed of a fiery steed, down the track past the goal flies '92. upon us lader with. year" while we clear up for especially ,of which we have still style hats and latest shades in larcest stock of 'men's foot Oregon , ehieVon fved r'c., constancy on baud. r M. V. F'friher. Ce-va! ,i.i flour, shorts. U an.etc,. coo: p'r.'-x e MfOoi'ilty for either cash or tol!; MORRIS f BLOUNT, Corner Firat and Baker 8t enton, -:- Newspapers and Magazines. Terms cash. Albany, O-egoa Bakerj Star CorBroadalblu and Flr Su, COXRAD MEYER J Froprietor. M1LIR 1.1. (lanued Frnita, tilaaaware, Orleil Frolfg, Tobacco, nar, CofSef, Cansfil .T5aW, (nrrnHnre, Vo(e,alile, linrn, KjiireM, Tea. to fact evM7tL. tbat ! kept In a B.m-ral Trlljkml ir,ocer7 "re, Hk-liLt " mrkt prim paid for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE f. V
