aouxtfr, sovemjjkr i, vm. toywif'Krwf wttiwiti i.inffr',ff,',t;'mit WJCAL-AND GENERAL'. "toiwn Humor has It that thoro la ta It oihr wddlitg In town soon, ft In arlwg tho IIiho fur political 'itoh&m V begin ''kyfng tho wires" for HXf oouiity oiwjttou. VS havu hoard tiotWagof tho gravu .vld 0lfl tiWfl. 1U prmslbla u , ii'a Aie will uiai mor In thi diroo- dlHA JettHtn U:.CivIUy, who tran fc fWfcHl quite 111 lat woek, la much ton .jTimx'l, and tho doctor thinks she Utut ml,n n chimje fur Uo 1'Ottec. T.B. Eontiiam and wife Ifrfl this weak ,M flnt PortUftd, w)ir the,? intend Vp'diriitiiir Hio rrlirtor t iteoouut of ihn tf.jor condition of Mr. Eostbam's 4alth. At n shooting scrape at Ynqalna hfet Friday, tltA nmn who wus to do tho tdionting hud his gun brokon nvor his indA mid ws shot t throe limes with a revolver. Nobody hutt, . i'JatiM for a dozen brick buildings to Invbiillt at Albany this earning tmm tuui' huve been drawn up by different imrties. Lolmuou should try to sears up u few brinks next summer, also. There was h theater, a halloweon nrt.v and n Inoturo iu our town last irght,but that's too mium for Lebanon at one time. We always want to take in everything that coiae along. On hist Sunday Mrs. II. C. Klcppcr received a dinpatch from her sister In Teiinet"cc announcing the dcitb of her mother. Her many friends extci.d their symputhy in this hour of aif.io timi. Win. Itcthcrford hus sold hl;i saloon to Jamas Munm-y and Joel Mayer, of thin piaeo. Both the new men left for Portland yesterday, where we under auiud they will lay In a new supply of ihjnsrs. The exhibit of eercala, graesoK, etc , -nt ly Albany, Salem and other citit t Mil waukee are now ou exhibition In the Board of Trade's rooms at Chicago, where they are attracting considerable utlontion. Vtsterday evening W. C. rotcroon hf.raiHtfl hiH ankle very badly by juinj)ltiover a fence, so he Naya, but Ittit evi tiing ho was heard t give a luueh more plauniblo theory of lliu a irideut. Il careful, Walt. Prof. M. V. Kork lectured at the littiid hall last evuuing in the IntcreHtH nf the Union Labor party. Ho is a very able speaker, and prewnta bin views In a forcible manner, and bis theories are very plausible. Mr. B. F. Ilodwcll leaves this morn ing for I'ortland. He has been ollered it position iu a railroad office with a salary of not lens than fclOOO jht year. He has the matter under coiiHldorutiou and goes down to see about ft. . On lat Saturday evening Rev. Geo. W. Olboney went among our people and solicitad aid for George Wiltshire, wh has beeu having serious trouble wltli si':knes among different meni'oers of ills family this fall. Our merchants contributed liberally. The public schools at Newport Were closed hv it wook on account of diph theria, which in prevalent at that place. Several deaths have been re ported recently from this disea) and it was ikemcd advisable to clone the schowls to try and prm-ent the spread yf this dangerous ailment V. A. Hill and Fred and Hurt Rolfe ho are charged with wrecking the vorland train last August, whereby ?uck Miller, engineer, and Quint Oul Urh-, flremrin were killed, wore In tUcWl by tho graud jhry Tumdav afternoon for murder In tlryflrt"''? 'Vy;r Tfcey werehroeht iyiTor : ,:. 'y'i.'-Af-y ''"f f!"''! Uilt'. ' ' v-vi i-.w'-?'-. I'." 'pwiftHy vill ik in.; ..jonia-'-,t i'vr air. fmAwrday afcVoOclbnrn In a box c;ir tttrnnel Barney pllt open the head of C. Dier with on ax, the result of a quutrel. Barney disappeared. He is boght to haw gone south. His fam ily resides near 8oio, and areald to be respectable people. DIer.it is thought, Will die. Barney la described as being 6 fet 6 inches tall, welhgs 125 pounds ; small dark brown wuslaoliej very white skin; dressed in dark coat and vest, light pants and white hat. JtEMoVAii Notice. Having remov a my lire to my own building one block eatofC. B. Montague's, whero will be pleased to meet my customers with the best quality of goods that money will buy. E. Ooan. It seems in if the rain had act In for eanut. 1 j . Goo. W. Hnfith, of Albany, ws in town this week. A great many Is attending drenlt court at Albany this week. , Mrs. U. C. MoClnro is at Hweol Homo this week visiting relatives. T't'TO has been qu!t a number of our u'ltlKuus hi Albany attending court this weok. ' Tr.' J. M. Taylor has bwn nppolntad ttgspit for tho FldcHty Mufliml A)d A ftoelalioii, of California. jrw Is the tint to talk np tlte water iTHeh question. Dan'tlet Uiia imtlter drp until 'thoditfiii Is bultU Vftz. Itecd, A. Ri Cyryus e.i3 fof, nishjp wnt to Om;on Cfiy WomiBy i'.ipw vp an their Uwber K. Oofin's fwirUnre stwo fa In hli (rwn huildinllr, hlook tst f Mont(f Cue's store; where ho removed this week. Om tn.wiunt of the HsHatisftictlAn bn tlio part t strall puroiiasers, w will withpww (jurprktesfocash buyers f.r 1889. B. F. IViwiJ. On next Sunday evening there will Ik) a missionary concert at the First Presbyterian cturch cnn4ucted by the members of the Babbath school. All are invited. Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrlck returned home from Texas last Friday. He soeins to think now, more thaH ever, that there is us place Uke the Willam ette valley. Next week we intend to sweep out our office (that being tho an Baal time time such tin occurrence), and are seri ously debating the question in our mind, of washing tho windows and blenching the stone. In case such ho occurrence takes place due notice will be given aud our friends asked to cedl ou us. One of onr councilmen wan seen one day this week busily engaged laying boards over the holes iu the sidefalk. 2t looks bad to see these men patching up ot her people's property to keep peo ple trom explaining at that body. An exchange has the following inter esting newt item: "A girl farmer hi Crook eouuty this year put up eight tons of hay, which she cut with a pair of shears, ft ho has for a neighbor a young Hitui w ha sold a thousand bun dles of shingles made with a pocket knife." Mr. T. B. Bugler, who was formerly out of the proprietors of The jCxiitiiss, is now in town visiting. lie is '"stick ing type" at "present on the GrHnt County .Vow, He ha many friiidfi here w ho are glad to sec him baeS. We know it is too soon, but never like to be too late, so here, Tuni,lST accept our congratulations. Miss May Howard and I'rcf. Wll liuniN, the great spirituaJista, gave a performance at Union Hall hwt even ing t a very appreciative and enthusi astic audience. Although we do pot believe In spiritualism, we confess that Kiany, In fact all, of the manifestations of spirit pou r were beyond our com prehension. Eight cords of hard wood rV ealb by M. 12. Hearn. The best watches In the world at F. M. French's, Albany. G. W. Wheeler will pay utish for sawlogs delivered at his mill. C'orrcot railvoad time at F. M. French's Jewelry store, Albany. D. W. Odell, M. D., Physician and Burgeon, Hodaville, Oregon. First-clasa ork at McClure's iarber shop. Bring your butter and egge to C E. Browiioll, Allnany, Oregtm.and get the lil'ghest market price. Cnin & Merales are prepared to fur nish you with -doors and windows cheajter than anyone else In Lebanon. Thwnmsoii & Overninu of Albsuy 8i.;rt r,".;i In i U iheir line liae of 1. j.r- Bedrock i)rlce, now jfoods and stan dard hranda at bot h t he Mammoth and One Prle Cash Stores of C. B. Monta tague. A bargain In a fine Jersey cow, gen tle in all particulars, with the best of recommendations. For particnlars in quire ef this office. The largest stack of watohee and clocks in Liun county, and the lowest prices, at F. M. French's (the Corner Jewelry Store), Albany. Do not boy any eastern trash when you can get those splendid Buckingham & Hccht goods at Montague's Mam moth store and also at hla One Price CasljStott. 7 ; . MISCELLANEOUS. Tlw si'w states, nil told, have liino electoral vote less than Illinois. A change In the electoral voto of Illinois would have- more elTect on national pollUcs tlian tljo admission of soveu new states. Tiioro is a large- amount of tho na tives f Maine oh this ceaet and espec ially in Orngon, but they Ijpve been so Iwigawnj from the, old Pino Tree state that they Ifavn In a mcsworo lost tho Yftflkce snap aniversftlly p.'WHewed by thi "down esslor." Tlio finlcfit pnven print a lisrt of nlorJcboMrrs ui Jho DryOulch Jtfinmn Company, vUch is mi to b very rich in pi w loiiA inetaJs. Onr eschartjjes, wiys W ,.itori fionoer, emphatically assert that tho "bustle ,mut go." tnow of a store whore the .bustle doparl long sgo. In fact, thtwe nover wtis Any bustle afeout it, mroply JjocausC the nronrielor fltover spent dollar for advertising. A Portland man went Intd a store last Woek and put a lightud cigarette on the edge of an aquariam. A gold fish seized it and took a ptfff. For several days tho poor thing lay at the bottom of the tank and panted Hko a tlrd dog. Its color changed to jet block, and the owner of that cigarette has sworn off fof keeps. CIRCUIT COURT. MONDAY. PJ Porter etalvs J C Elder; parti tion. Continued. (Jeo B Fletcher vs J S Cochrane and an: to recover money. Continued. Thos Jetlerson vs G S Montgomery; to recover monfy. ionunuod. J C Johnson vs H M Bertliick; to set wiide did. Settlc3. W V Yantls vs John Siuallraonf to recover personal property. Continued. T DitienhoflWr vs Perry Smith; to recover money. Continued. State vs Juiiics Bannon; Indictment. Continued. Naomi Templeton ts Arthur DTem pletou; partiliou. Ikj)ort f referee eon firmed. Martha Pierco vs Malltifia Hodgkin; equitr. Continued. fciCfBcnneitvaJ H Wigle; specific performance. Continued. L K Blain vs Vehjo Cox; to recover money. Judgmei- by default and atr tai hed property ordered sold. Hiram Hmith kJT Martin; for or der fr deed. Sheriff ordered to make deed. Ham May ct al vs Smith & Brlggsj petition for order. Order allowed. Mary Mendenhull vs Hiram Smith; confirmation. Confirmed. i W Cusick vs A O Kw, et al; con firmation. Confirmed. 11 H Lollur vs Rutherford, et al;con Urination. Sale confirmed. Pauline Schnieer vs John Schmter; divorce. Iujuaction to prevent f r ? of proiierty grunted. Settled. TUESDAY. GeoJBranervs Gentry & P.utkor ford; to recover money. Nonsuit at motion of plaintiff. J C Arnold vs Harsh A Gilchrest; de fault, and decree granted. ToplitE & Co vs Mary Cougill; to re cover money. Default and judgment. Garnishee to pay over money. Chas A Parbush vs W E Montague; to recover money. Judgment. Gar nishee to pay money as confessed. W P C South vs J S Courtney; dam ages. Settled. Geo Brauer vs Mary Cougill; to re cover money. Default and judgment Jane Morris vs Geo B Siinous; to re cover money. Default, judgment. Oregon vs Jan Coin: selling liquor without license., DisniiwMd. N V Goldsmith vs Mary Cougill; to recover money. Default, judgment and parnishee to pay money. Scio vs Peter Bilyeu; review. Judg ment reversed. Lew Is Cox vs A N Reed; to recover monov. Default, Judgment. IS B Maple vs J F Maple, et al; to re cover money. Default, judgmenL Satne; to recover money. Default, Judgment. I v .Miner vs e r a u vj; uamages. continued. State vs W A Hill, Fred and 3rt Rolfe; indictment, tnurdr Id tlw d degree. WKRIJIKDAT, U ARampy, astigneo,,v8 W R Me Daniel; to settle partnership. Contln- K T'Titiia vs F B l t;eJ.; li)jmUu. Coutiiiued. tftate vs W It -McDsiuis-l. Contimicd. State vs J M Sehlosser; to keep the peace. Defendant disehargiid. K P Wait vs S P B R Co; to recover wpersoual property. Settled. John B Hughes ye T A'liewls, et al; partition. Pefault and decree. John Bli.ighes vs T A Levins; to recover money. Judgment and attach ed property ordered sold. A F Bryan vs S P R R Co; damages; Verdict for plaintiff for ?100. Albert Piper va Adelphht Piper; di vorce. Divoroo granted. State va James Patterson,; larceny. Plead guilty and seutcnoed to one month in county jail. Democrat. F. M. French, Jeweler, Albany, Ore. ONE HA8 ; WON for us tho reepect of tlio commwuity. It has got to be an understood thirag that v-o don't cliango our price, because va can't t;o lowerand wc won't gdbighei1. Wc Tlx our price just on tlio i n n ide of. cost, alio wing us tho fair profifewe need to liv, anl m:o don't budgo from that. Why should Wo? . If we can't make soniathingwt waste fruno in selling. -ut the Boi.nething wo make is always soinotfring btrcr than the price made eWwhere., ONE PRICE HAS WON Vi t large trade. Folks xhn't lilcc to haggle. Iff 6, rclipto know, at the word go, just what you have got to jy. ton don't go away kickio j yourself at the thought thai if you had hung on a littla longer fou rwight have got tlie $jadi for h dollar rOSS; One jufco please? everybody in tho Jong ran, and ltfavc. 90 doubt in the buyer's iwia4 aiout hia owu hrJncfia or merchant's honesty. tmm Us frr6nd:, for over' mistomer k a friend, Buyers appreci ate the facft that we could not make a fixed, rock-rooted price unless we made it at figures that would meet any and all competition. If thej Make a lower price they lose money, and. that makes it only a question of time when they shut up their shop and leave the field to us. We aro hero to stay, and on the one price plan to all. Our sales of DRESS GOODS hate been unusually largo and our stock is complete. We have a line of the celebrated Broadhead goods now iu transit. Our BOOT and SHOE stock h complete, and our un precedented large sales go to provo that our customers appre ciate a good thing when they see it. ' ' Lebanon. Bedrock price, new goods and stan dard brands at both the Mammoth and Ona Price Cash Stores of C. B. Monta gue. Money T Luan. Money to loan at a low rate rate of lnterst, on good farm property in Linn County, or on best city property In Albany. Apply to Blackburn and Wrifiht, Albany, Oregon. Bail's Charry CySyrup Is giving splendid satisfaction to the trade and the sales are positively mar velous, whieh can b accounted for in no other way except that it is without doubt the best In the market. Ask for and be sure you get the genuine. Wc keep it M. A. Miller, Druggist, Cruson A Memoes M-ill furnish your windows and doors cheap. Mr. E. P. Lovejoy, a largo dealer In general merchandise at Vv'ubaska, Ko- vada, says: "I have tried 8t. Patrick's Pills and can truthfully ssy they are'' the host I have ever taken or known used." As a pleasant physic or tor dis orders of the liver they will always give perfect satisfaction. For sale by II. A. Miller. The populni house of 0. W. Simp son, of Albany, ha3 recently been re modeled and fitted up in elegant style. Farmers, mechanics and everybody will find It to their interest to call and examine his goods beforo going else where in Albany. If yu want to adorn your horae, make your wife happy and, feel real good yourself, Just go to Foitmiller A Irving, f Albany, and mekt a selec tion from their Ironcr ve stock ef fami tur. All closes, etyloi and variety of uttcs, orsepuriitc yieiv', li hnf "in pr'-i B:0. Ko troablo Do not buy any eastern triwh when you can get those splendid Bucklng- rham & Hecht jrootf at Montague' Mammoth stove and also fit his Oner Price Cash 8tore. One price and cash at the new oai?h store, but everything sold cheap and delivered to any part of the city. Saa Montagues magnificent NEW stock of Buckingham & Hecht's boota and shoes manufactcd expressly lor him. When y6u are tired of paying three prices for jrroeeries take a rest and trade with C. E. Brownell, Albany. LICB- MtM: C. C. HACKLEMAN, Oregon. SSRTKaCED TO HAHG. WhUe holding ooort in Coos county last weok Judg Bean presided over the ens? of John Oilman, an old gray haired man aoensed of mnrderifig a Mrs. Eatonhover and her little boy. The Jury was out but twenty minutw and brought in a verdict of murder in the lirat degree ant' the nrderer won sentenced to be hung on the 'lSlh of December. His crime was one of the most cold-blooded murders ever com mitted. SATED. When tho steamer Alaskan went down off Cape BJanco last may, it was snpposed that Charles Albert, one of the crew, was drowned. When the boats put out to sea Albert w.'is on oi me imnecn who remained on board and was cast in tho sea with wreckage whea the vessel founder 1 Some of those in the boat3 rej(i.e.l shore, but it was supposed all who re mained on the vessel went down. lAre,, Mooney, tho mother of Albert, now residing in Oakland, mourned her .sun as lout. For weeks she hoped for tid ings from him, but finally gave up all hope. Last Saturday evening &he ic. ceivod a letter post-marked IIc:i;r Kong, and in the handwriting of hi r son. Ho sttd that after the atuumrr went down he floatod on a pi c of wreckage for seven days, sustaining life on a can of peaches, with wl:i u he bad provided binWelf. At length when nearly dead Ire was picKtul rtp by th bark Kittie, lumber laJen from Portland to Hong Kong. After a teaipcstuous voyage, ia matata were nearly carried .iwkj, arrive--' 5n JJ-bs V"-vt os. th' m Awgtist, froji. v.iiiCi, " his molher. Young Albert stated that he had worked before the mast on the voyags, and Would return with tho vessel t Portland, where he expectcdf to arrive in January, wjien ho will return to his homo in Oakland. Eugene Guard, Baffalo Bill is coming home to van for governor of Nebraska. He U n re publican and a rustler with h n hair. He will win. He has conferad more distinction on his state than any oilier Nebraska!!, and Nebraska txin't iro back ou hfm. .