.1 j. vkid.vy, dkchmukr , ISB. mi ii ..nni "'! . ... 'i j j'. .' LOCAL AND : GENERAL 0ici'rt this evening. F. V. French, Jeweler, Albany, Or. Holiday Books at MillcrVdrug store, Six lut wild In Wacom's addition tfcls week. A fresh milk ww for ttnlc. Iniulrc .1'th!sollleo. I(HiqUKiIi!M for holiday gwxls nt Jictil'd fc lloltV. pure Mood Wyandotte chieken for mile by J I. H. RoMta. Our merchants are making extensive pfcpHrutlojiN fur tin1 holiday. I4i thi vwli'n issue we furnish im a HUipU meiit tln jiViMidwnt'ti message. A building boom ha atrnck the city utid houses are springing np in avcry direction. W. C. Pctprsm is doing iv iuJiing real estate business. (P.ve him your patronage. One good fiur-year-oM horse for ulc i1o well broke apply t this office mid get h bargain. It. K ItolKTt brought into this office one day thU wwk mi egg that mcnmir- I'd d'tX'-i inche. Awllicr Interesting feature of the concert t-nlght will be the splendid music furnished by the "'Magic Hpcll Orchestra." If you want to make money fat ami eary, Invent hi property In Lehunou. It will double hi value in less than alx month. Now that the paper mill 1 an amir e(l fact, our citizen should build the I lmnon (Huh. Who will make the Ilrst move In thnt direction? Several of our eltlr.fns have thi wwk invested In property in Seattle, Irt laml ami Astoria-ami ft groat many have Invented right here In Lebanon. Jtev. .1. U- Kirkpatrlek was to have mnile the addn-s n the 4th nt the an niversary of the grange gathering, near Kowland, but ww too tiawcll tt bo pl'IHCUt. If you waul to buy city rojKrty, eltlier in Li'baHwii, Knittie, r Atorii4, the tim e boomiiii eltle of tlt lWilfc iHWHt, ajtjtly Ht till olllc'. Tlio lKt 1 piqiertv n lit lt f term. X. It. ('yru Itnn tempiraiily lovel biHoaieeto TiiK Exrui' nnetuni. lie Uiivea in a few Java for Atria, where he will n real ewtute. oillee. May ueiia attend him. Mr. 1'hil Smith, of the H. Charlea, ha pureliiiMed and ebwed J'jie iet..nr nut. Thi iMiterprW liild reeclve the putronaiw f the eitizeua of Lttlm iioii and others eoniI; to our town. Dr. U. ltarkcr, who I lnten-ted to II coiihUlerablc extent In the Dry (luleh mine, i In town thi week vIk ilinj; motlit a-id blow inijnptlie mhiM. Uc thinks he ha atruek a bminnr.a. Jli.n. 11. A. Irvine I favorably men tioned im the democrat!') cuudhW for governor of Orrjjon. K'1 ha the nia o and no In him, and If he get the nomination be will make the follow "hump It" lht Irt'iu him. W. DtiiiHton, a reproentative of tin Iry (luleh mining company, wa in ttwn thla week. Thi eompuny, by the'way, I a very exteimive one, and propone to rreuto eouliernle Mir in theprine;. 'The ciipttal bUhjV la S.1u(, WK), divided Into 8,W0,Wo ahafe at t-n tent A hare. A quarts mill will be jmtiti nextapVing. , Everybody attend the concert at the M. E. Church to-night Ml JIallie M. IWrlnh, of Ralem, who la eoncedd to l the aweetet ainger In the atate, w ill render aoao or her choice selec tion The raglc Kpell Orcheatrn will it in innklng tire concert a grand ancoeaa by the rendition of their aplen tild ihUhIc. We a,re reliably Informed that Itev. Xieo. W. Oibouey haa received a tumn hmiUH cal, to the ttregou Vlty Preaby Itertan church, and that he has the matter under'aerlon advUicment. We Would deeply regret to lose ho excellent nnd courtetou a Chriatlan m in later, hi people her would ftnd It hard to fill hi place, mid they would, do well to keep Ultuv The city election at Albany resulted aa follow: L'. t'owuii, Mnyof N. 13 llentou, ' Jtotrordcr; F. h, Kenton, Treaaurer; John N. IIuffmau.MHrshal; Jl. V. Table, W. H. (Jarrett nud U. W. Hmlth new UouneHmen. We congrat ulate our fellow towuHinan, ii. W. 8mlth, a one of the citv'futhera. tbjoige la a tine lnwlneBSj-". 'a public bpirited wad libwal he ' 'emaDk ii iftjtowiiirttj (iirtiMiii;-fii Xir . ITEM. ..- j llemcmbor the concert Ihia evening, lleurd t Holt fcave the fluent albums 10 the city. f Three gwatcile of Oregon I'ort-1 land, Albany an! Lflmnon. Win, KiTOt, of Falem. Is vlHltlng his lter, Mrs. A. ll.Vyi'un, thla week. M. A. Miller 'Invites everylmly to conn; and ec lilx holjday awworlmeiit. C. D. Montagne and theeditorofthi paper made a llylngitrlp toAatorin thla Wi'rk. ;; .v'. ( Uov. 11. It. CroMlftr, of East Portland came up Thnraday and i vh iting friend In town. lVranna knowing themelvc Indebt ed t Cruxon A Meii7-ie, la kind enough to call and actlle at once. Mr. Vahburn and daughter, of Junction City, were in town Che (lrt the wwk vinlting friend and relative. J. B. Springer purelm'1 two lota in Kirkputrk'k'tf ahlitlou, uiid hfl the lunila-r on ttie ground to build a bonne. The C. P. Siinday-acliool ha lai-n in vitetl to participate In the Chrlatma xereleut the M. K. Church Cliriht ma eve. Willi Calder ha returned from Woodburn, where he ha been for wv ecal wwk. He I utteiiding achool at the aeiwiemy. Our tow n electton will be held on the flrat Monday of January. It would be well to U-gln to decidv on nultable can didate for the VMriotiaoflleea. Service will lc held in thcC, P. Church Friday and Saturday evening at even o'clock. Onniuunion fcerviee Sunday evening. All are luvlted. The M. K. Su iday-whool will linve & ClirWina tree nt their church Chi i.-tma ere. All arc invited to jmr tielputc with them and have pleuaant time. K. L. Liggett, agent the Ivl neat ional Endowment coiiiany, of Portland, re ported in thi ifJlve that hi pocket were picketl of U ret dollar on Tuesday night. The ladic of the M. M church de ire to expir to 0. B. Montague their thank for hi kindne in allowing them the free hmc of hi hall on the oc caption of their lipjirr there, oil Thanks giving evening. Mi Clara Irvine, of Corvallla, who In now teaching at Sodaville pent Saturday and Si nday in town visiting fiiend. We a - Knowledge a 'pleasant call from Mi Irvine and Ada Mill er Saturduj aftei-Hoou. Culi again, liulii'. MarrUil, by Kev. F. II. Calder, in Lebanon, n Decern l-r 1st, at 3 o'clm-k Mr. AllK-rt I). Cmpon and Mias Julia J5. Thayer, lth of Linn county. The c-ntrae.tlng paitie are well and favor ably knowu in Iebnuon and vicinity. They have the best wlshea of tlirir many friends. Tlie happy couple will move in a few day to the homo of the groom, about 12 mile north of Lela non. May their livwi be long and happy. First-class work at McClure' barber shop. Xow lathe tlmelo have your buggy repslred, and J. T. Ilarbiu will x it for you. The best watches in the world at F. M. French's, Albany. O W. Wheeler will pay cash for sawlogs delivered at IiIh mill. MM (Jomrt railroad time at F. M. Fi ench's jewel ry store, Albany. D. W. Odell, M. J)., Physiciun and Burgwm, Sodaville, Oregon. For sale, a lino young horse, four yearn old, well broken in. Apply at thisollloe. Bring your butter and eggs toC. E. Browtiell, Albany, Oivgon.and get the highest nn-.rket price. Cruaon & Menzie are prepared to fur nish you vith doors and windows cheaper than anyone else In Lebanoiu Bedrock prices, new goods and stan dard brands at bot h the Mammoth and One Price Cash. Stores of C. B. Monta gue.. The largest stork of watches and clocks In Linn county, and the lowest price, at F. M. French's (tho Corner Jewelry Store), Albany.; Do not buy any eastern trash when you can get those spl'-ndid Buciklnghaui & Ilecht goods at Montague's Mam moth store and alo at his One Price Cash Store."' .."'. .: Our goods reach' us direct from" the manufactory and every pair of our boots and slioes are fully warrunlml. When you ei-d any boots or m1ich over Montagues large new stosk. 4 7 THIC AbMISNlON Or STATICS. MR.KhlTORsl send "Tho Adinl aloti of States" to have It published, If you will," It will enable pupil who happen to get a copy to fix the dates better, w hen In such a form. W. L. MaykkhrY. When the admission of States to the Union was begun, . . Vermont came firi't in 1701 ; The next year Kentucky to the Union was llxed, And Tennessee followed In 170(1; Ohio joined next In 103, And nine years later Lotislana we see ; Hoosier Indiana is next to lie seen A it comes up nulling lit 181(1. Miiippl mime next, and Illinois one year later, While the next year Alabama made the Union one greater ; The next year came Maine the Union toasist, And one later Missouri came into the lUt ; Next, In ISrttS, Arkansas joined her hand ; The next year came Michigan to strengthen the band, Then Texas and Florida w ith settlers alive, Were promptly admitted lit 1S4. The next year Iowa took her place in the ring, And two years still later Wisconsin we bring; Then two years later, if I'm rightly told, California came in with her vast stores of gold. MInntota joined surely in lfviS, While the next year Oregon came in as u state ; In 1S;1 Kansas in a similar manner Added a star to the National Banner; West Virginia aud Nevada in yearly f uwesxlou In '03 and '4 were given admission. Iu 187, says the maker -f rhyme, Nebraska was admitted ia Andrew Johnson's time. Colorado, when added makes then urn- her 88, , And In 1870 was the Centennial State. Montana, North and South Dakota, whose prairies are fine, Came into the Union iu 1K80 ; f Washington, the same year, whose harbors are blue, Was the last one admitted and is called 42. , AC AIiKMV XOTK8. The Academy is progressing nicely with Tiof. -Wiighfe as principal. At tendance lneicaMhg; having 2H en rolled up to Thursday night. Frof. (jilbcrt, former principal of the Academy, made the chHl a pleasant call yesterday and gave the students some very interesting remarks. Come again. Hickuess has made its appearance in the Academy and has taken a few out of whooi. We hope to kg them present warn. Kev. Calder was presc.it at chapel aud conducted Die devotional evcrciscs Monday morning. Such visit are appreciated by tlu- Prof, and the stu dents. Miss Gilbert, of Albany, instructor In the musical department, was pres ent Tuesday. , I'rof. Wright has leeii quite unw ell the past few. days, but is still at his post of duty. Hitukxt. Dlntolntloii IS'utloe. Notice is hereby given that the co partnership heretofore existing be tween the undersigned, under tho linn j name of Jlhtckburn & Nichols, Is thi day dissolved by mutual consent. 1vhe business will be resumed by John Nichols, who assumes all indebtedness of thu late flrm and collects all out standing accounts, at the place of bus! iicms heretofore occupied by the late firm. . Witness wir hands and seals this 10th day pf Noyemlier, 1880. tAV. lli.ACKrBN. (.Seal.) John Nichols. (Heal.) vaum ron BALK. 227 acrtw, 7 in cultivation, 40 acres Iu pasture wltli scattered grub oak on the same. House and barn, email or chard. Watered by well, spring and creek. Price it:iaoo.. " FlUNK WlNKXKIl". We Call especial attention to t'lie new ad. of Barrows & Searles, of Albany. They are both gentlemen of laryo and varied exiwrlence in the lnercantiltj business; having each travelled for years over the greater part of the Unit ed .Stat.s, and now they have located at Albany with goods at rock-bottom prices. Call and tjee them. All the groWrlcB you can carry a Dollar at jVi IhA(i vi:r i )a Albuny, mm. BY A CUSTOMER OF C. C. HACKLEMAN. Thankful I am not a Chinaman nor a. Hottentot. Thankful that I live in Lebanon. Thankful I am not President of the United 5tatos. Thankful f Vto my trading with Hackleman. Thankful jam smart enough toknow a bargain when I nee it. Thankful I nee a bargain every time 1 go to llackluman's. Thankful I am not a hard case. Thankful times are not hard. Thankful Hackleman is not hantl to deal with. Thankful I have sonic hard cash. Thankful I am not hard up. -Thankful I have paved money this year by trading with Hacklematn Thankful that I am thankful. Thankful for Hackleman's new stock. Thankful for his low prices. . Thankful Hackleman a trade is increasing. Thankful that people grow smarter every da Thankful when people are smart as 1 am, and trade with CC. HACKLEMAN, Lebanon. m - - Oregon. All parties contemplating building, or desiring lumber for any other purpose whatever would do well to call on R. R. HUMPHREY At his lumber yard at this place or at tho eawmill. "We have on hand a first-class stock of Rough ami Clear Lumber. Bills of all kinds filled on short notice. Give me a call Before Purchasing Elsewhere . R. R. HUMPHREY. DlKaullnn Notloe. Notice is hereby given that the co paituervhip heretofore existing be tween the undersigned undes the firm name of A. It. ','yrus & Co. is this day dissolved by mutal consent. The bus inessw illbecolinuedby W. C. Peter son at t he p!us( of bUMiness heretofore occupied by the firm.. Witness our hand and sca this 12tli day of Novem ber IKS!). A. It. CYlit'H. Seal. . , . AC. li-i:itwix. Heal. OSCKRT. At the M. K. Church Friday evening December . WX Miss Hallie M. I'ar- le "SKt rsingei or r?aiein,"wiii render some her choice, selections. Best homey the pror nt w ill itHKlst in muUing c a success. Admission, li5 cents. for Hale. Hai; !.p'J a growing, prosper- ous t, ulara goo: Afthioflfle, i lilth shop nn Jots In lown, which iraBs good Mciilni-s liKiuire at Jl J ' l family bibles at Miller's, i Menzies will furnish your wii' H doors cheap. j L has a fi rat-class veterina Joe ry surgt., IJd his blacksmith shop. Chrlstuft coming, and you want to secure one of tlise nice presents at M. A. Miller's at oiice. Hurmh for Miller's display of holi day goods. The paper, mill is no where. ' A 'contort, will be held in tho M. 10. Church Friday evening, Dec 0, which prou ises to beTa rare treat. Allshould uttend. Do not buy any eastern trash when you can get those splendid Fucking ham & Ilocht jro-ii'ls at Montague's Mammoth ttore Price CVh if tore vaiso at hi One If FARMS WANTED TO SELL. G. Beardsiey, BKOADALlim ST., - ALIUS V, OIIKiON Farms and City Projicrty for Correspondence' solicited, r. O. Uox341. "Kilo Bet e ' i ii? c f t ? 1 1 1 Is giving splendid satisfaction to tho trade and the sales are positively niai' veloUs, which call be accounted for In no other way except that it is without doubt the best lu the market. Ask for and lie sure yon get the genuine. Wo keep it. M. A. Miller, Druggist. In a recent article ht the Youth' Companion oil "How to euro a cold," the writer advises a hot lemonade to bo taken at bed time. It is it dangerous treatment, especially during the severe cold weather of the wintel' months, us it opens the pores of tho skin ami leaves the system in such condition that another and much more severe cold is almost certain to he coniyiotd. Many years constant us and the ex perience of thousands of persons of all ages, has fully demonstrated that there is nothing better for a severe cold than Chamberlain's Cough Reiuedy. It uels in perfect harmony -'with nature, re lieves the lungs, Jiijuefies the tough te nacious mucus, making it easier to ex pectorate, and restores the system to h strong and heulthy '.condition. Mfty Cent bottles for sale by M. A, Miller. All parties knowing themselves in debted to me will please call and svttle as I must balance my hooky iy ,fa - ' M. A. ' LLK. . Tht, work it "Nw'ny