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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-24

Good healthy convicts in our State
Prison earn the state 80 cents per day.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-24

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arm and pocket
lriday last, a Il
'egetables, co.
ihickens, a bar
lpples, and str'
.reenbacks. ,
range are SUP
bout the fore.
most gratefully
ID them to stra
iyhere they we
y received, anC
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-24

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Va and 30 A.
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Mourning, leave
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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-24

NoTIcE.-Th'
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|esday, October
~.
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rres, so as to s.
more level.
hered to give a
lam, the Co. tn
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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-24

MESSltS. LlTTLEFIELD AGO.
! reside at Manchester, \. II ,n3
resided at llcnnikcr, aud am pst iT " y.
this state. have had Catarrh tWe VENT !.
ever since ] was nineteen wears mi, W ",
all tho time. ID run all that perioj =.
ltwoulI fill up and drop down IN nv H..
ing Il feeling of choking, So that w6n9 !.
IN bed to save myself from stranvnSSf
fected my head so that felt coBm.'i !.
troubled with severe headaches nj ints,,i
week ut a time. also had pains N 4.
back and kidneys, from which | suffered
ly. So bad were they that wear agobs,
! was obliged tO lie in bed most Of M,
three months. | have tried all kind, ,
and Catarrh remedies with no partenb,
and consulted physicians. | began IA
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy hst d
began to grow better before finishing bs
tie. ! am now on the third bottle. NM
cured; my health is restored. | bais
aches or cough. My whole system / M
new. ! think it is this medicine Tint h,
me from intense suffering and almost n
am now able to do the hardest work
the greatest exposure, and feel that 4
too much in favor of the Constitution
Remedy. Mrs. +. 4. FLAy
Manchester, n. H., Feb, 1871.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

At the last annual session Of the General
Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
authority was given fof the organization Of
a Synod among the congregations of that de-
nomination on this Coast. The name select
ed for the new organization was "The Synod
Of the Pacific, and was ordered to convene
in this city on the 18th Of September, 1877
Rev. Dr. S. G. Irvine, Of this city, was SO
lected to act as Moderator, and will preside
over the deliberations Of the meeting.
There will be quite number Of delegatesir
attendance from California, among whom
win be the eloquent divine from San Fran
cisco, Rev Gibson. The brethren in this
city are repairing and enIarging their church
building, and making other preparations for
receiving and caring for their guestS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Another year has rolled around and tht
DEMOCRAT starts in this week on its th;r
teenth volume 1t is permanent fixture il
Albany, and has prospsred since the first is
sue. Our people seem to like it, and give il
warm support, especially throughout the
county. The professional men Of our city all
advertise literally, but Messrs. l. E. Blaim
and L. Kline are the only dry goods mer.
chants who give us anything over square in
length. We make specially Of local news,
and Hatter ourselves that nearly everything
Of interest that happens in this community is
chrOaicled through our columns. People are
beginning to appreciate our endeavors to give
them good paper, and as consequence our
subscription list is increasing fast; this week
wehave received fifteen or twenty new names,
and we have the promise OF quite a number
more A large sum of money is due US.
throughout the county, on subscription and
advertising, and after harvest We will expect
payment Remember, we don't ask it now,
though ii anybody wishes to pay now they
can do sol but after harvest lce must hare
mAdt Is due as.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
An Opposition Line.

Messers. Goodall, Nelson and Perkins have
put on an opposition line Of steamers between
San Francisco and Portland, which has caus
ed the fare to be reduced to $40 for cabil
passage, and s. for steerage, and freight t,
50 per ton. This is SO cheap that everybody
ought to improve the opportunity by taking
trip to the metropolis Of the Pacific. Tn.
opposition steamer, Orisa5a, arrived at Port.
land few days ago, and the Standard repor-
ter writes it up in this style.
The steamship OrizaJa arrived last evening
at o'clock with $50 cabin and 1870 steerage
passengers, and $50 tons Of freight. A large
crowd Of people desirous Of seeing the vessel
assembled on the wharf, and when permitted
by the officers boarded the ship and examined
her attentively throughout. She is spacious
and staunch, built of oak, hackmatack and
chestnut, in 1854, at New York, with regis
ter of l244 tons, draft 10 feet, length over all
246 feet, beam 50 feet, hold Is feet. She is
side wheeler, well furnished, and carries
powerful machinery. Following are the
names Of her officers: Captain, H. j. Johns
ton; first officer, Mr.. NJ. Robins; purser, Mr.
Buttonan; clerk, BeiE Smith; chief engineer,
II. Lampman; assistant Mr.. Williams; Sec
ond assistant, Sam Furling; steward Jim
Holland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
Warehouse Sold.

Last Monday the large grain warehouse,
belonging to the bankrupt estate of Parker
Morris, was sold at public auction by En-
mons Arnold, the assignee, John Isom and
w. L. Vance, farmers, living south of this
city, were the purchasers, having it knocked
off to them at S9,O5O AS the warehouse
cost about $4,000 it will be seen that they
got it verv cheap. A Portland man offered
them $3.50 for their bargain, but we under
stand they expect to keep it and run the bust
ness themselves.
By way of adreada we will state that Mr..
M. D. Ballard has since bought Mr.. Vances
interest in the warehouse and he and Mr..
Isom intend running it 1t is needless to say
that this will be one Of the strongest firms in
the city. Mr.. Isom is one Of our Oldest set
tiers and is well known to the farming com
munity, and Mr.. Ballard, though recently
from the States, is one of the pioneers of this
county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

All who are interested in watching the pro
gress of the European War will be glad Of tn,
opportunity to purchase the book Of the above
namo It gives a graphic dsscription of the
countries, people, races, and religions Of the
regions now involved in war; and unfolds the
causes whicl1havc led to the conflict. 1t also
gives truthful narrative of the Bulgarian
massacres, and many thrilling Incidents Of
the insurrection, to which is added the por-
traits and biographical sketches Of the promi-
nent characters in both Russia and Turkey.
Mr.. Neville has secured the agency for this
county, and has already commenced the can
vass of this city. Examine the work care
fully and sce if it will not be a valuable addi-
tion to your libraries.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Ihls question y often asked by paFsnta Il
regard to their sons, and BY tho friends d
many young mon and, although there Is nc
rule for aacertaiains. wo may get some idea
q what young man will become BY olsery.
ing his actions and works.
Solomon said, many centuries "a. t.a,
even child is known BY his work, whether
i b good or evil. Therefore Whom yau N,
boy slow to go to school, Indifferent ,.aor.
l'aFning' sad glad of every OPPORTUNITY to
neglect his lessons, you may take il for grant.
Cd that he win ba a blockhsad.
When you SEQ boy anxious to spcnd
money, anil who spends every cent as soon as
he sets it, ypi may know that he will be 4
spendthrift
When you see boy boarding up his pen.
MES, and unwilling to psrt with them for any
good purpose, you may act it down that ne
will be miser.
When you see boy willing to taste strong
drink, You may rightly suppose that he win
become drunkard.
When boy is disrespectful to his parents
disobedient to his teacher, and unkind to hi,
friends and playmatos, it is sign that hc
wall never be of much account
When you nee a boy looking out for him
selt, and unwilling to share good things with
Others it isa sign that he viii grow up a SCI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Oh, ior 4 Lodge ln garden q euennbsnl
Oh, Cor 81 ies.hsIg or two At eoutrull
Oh, ior yAla which a midday the dew cufaLers
Oh, iof pleasure tFip up 70 the Polel
On, Tor little one.story Thermometer,
with nothing but zeros al ranged in row,
oh, for bIs double-barrelsd hydrcIneser,
10 measure the moisture that rolls frona nv brow
Oh, that this cold world were twenty times Colderl
crhat'a irony, red hot It ssemeth TO mol
Oh, for turn Of It's dreaded cold shoulder
Oh, what comfort an ague would bs!
Oh, for srotto to typlfy heaven,
scooped in the rock under cataract yasti
Oh, for winter Of discomfort, event
Oh, for wet blankets judiciousIy cast!
Oa, for soda fouat srou,ing up boldly
From every hot lamp pos. against the hot skyl
Oh, for proud maid 70 look on me coldly,
Freezing my soul with Glance Of hOr eyel
Then oh for dranght from cup Of "cold piren~
And oh for resting place in the cold grave!
With bath in syx whore the thick shadow lies oi
and deepens tho chill Of Its dark running wave,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

At the meeting Of the Trustees few day
ago Prof. Powell was given the management
Of this institution for five years This wa
but just reward for his labora, as the Col
lege, under his management has been success
tul to greater extent than ever before
Prof Powell has gone to work with will
and will open out on the Sd of September.
The faculty this year consists of the follow.
ing persons; Rev. H W. Stratton, A. NJ,
President and Professor Of Mental and
Moral Sciences; Rev. l. ]. Powell, A. NJ,
Principal and Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Sciences; Il. Fl. Hewitt, A.. NJ,
Professor Of Ancient Languages; Miss Clara
frlce, u. s., Preceptress and Teacher of
French; Miss Dora Salinger, Teacher of
German; Miss Nettie Piper, Teacher Of
instrumental and Vocal Music Mrs. w.
s. Peters, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
Rates OF tuition are about the same as last
year and can be seen by referring to the ad.
vcrtisment in another column. We heartily
recommend the Albany College to allourread-
ers who have children to educate, as one Of
the best educational institutions in the
State, in fact we know it cannot be excelled.
Exertions are now being pade to raise money
to purchase a philosophical and chemical ap-
paratus for the use of the college, and we
are glad to hear that the people are subscrib-
ing literally. Farmers send in your children;
as wheat is up this year you can well afford
it. We have healthy place. rents and
board are low, and no school in the State can
suit you better
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Sheriff Heren now has seven boarders.
One bound over to await action Of the Grand
Jury charge, arson; two more for burglary
and larceny; one serving out three months
lof theft; two more serving out thirty days
each on the same charge, and still one more
serving out twenty days for the same crime
There are several more running loose yet, but
a. soon as the repairs on the jail are complet-
ed they viii be picked up and ''iugged.
Wc have good officers and if man commits
! crime in this county he stands very good
chance to have to suffer for it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
wylnan Recaptured.

This is the third time we have written a
hca under this heading, and judging from
What Sheriff Herren tells us it will probably
k the last. After Wymaa effected
Ah escape he made his way up to Junction
City, and, having earned a dollar or two in
''ne way, he got on big jam. Some one
sslOnging at Harrisburg recognized the indi-
yidual and informed the authorities who he
sas After quite battle hc was arrested
and thrown into jail and Sheriff Herren ac-
auainted of the fact. Last Saturday the
Sheriff brought him down and put him in one
d the cells, where he says he is going to keep
him constantly until the Circuit Court decides
where he belongs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

The fine farm belonging tOJ. l. Hatcher
lying u miles southwest of this city, is Of
fered for sale in this weeks paper 1t con
sists Of 300 acres, 200 Of which is the best
Of farming land and is now in cultivation
A good dwelling house, barn and other out
buildings, are on the place, Here is
chance for some emigrant who has money tc
get one Of the most desirable farms in the
valley. As it lies so close to this city it il
very valuable, and is sure to double in price
in the next Eve years Il can now be had at
a bargain
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
New Express. wagon.

Albert liaflcnden has purchased now OK.
press wagon and team and proposes to com.
meilce a delivery business on our streets dur,
ing tlie lattor part Of this, or the first Of
next week. by being punctual and attending
strictly to business be expects to get fair
share Of tho york in his line Any ono
wishing bia services can have their orders filled
promptly by leaving them at L. T. Dlains
clothing store Sec his adv. this week
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
Tac New steamer.

The now steamboat, A. a. McGeRA whiel
is being built for tho Willamette trade, BY
Capt, Cochran, is nearly completed, and will
By ready for business by the time wheat viii
be ready for shipment, Ono Of the Portland
papers describes her thus,
Caps Cochran's new Light draught steamsr
wss successfully launched on Monday last,
near Oregon City, II win be towed to this
city and laid abreast of Smith Bro. 5 foundry,
to receive the machinery which is almost
completed for it by that enterprising firm.
The length Of the hull is $50 feet, with q
feet beam, and will draw but eight inches Of
water. Tho boiler, which is ready to slide
aboard and place in position, is 10 feet long,
4 feet diameter, with fire box 4 by feet and
contains 1876 tubes, which will furnish steam
to drive two bcans.sul engines Of IL inch bore
and q inch stroke Everything is being
done to press the work forward to early com.
pletion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
POsTOFFICE REGISTER,
HALLS ARRIvE.

NAILS ARRIVE.
srom Weat siJe Route via. Buena Vista al
w NJ. daily eKct { Sabbath.
From Corvallis At 10 ;SO A. daily except
'ISgSS from Lebanon at 1880 A. M. ,ialiy except
9Gyy I'Toln Railroad North daily except Sab.
sath, at II .ij A. NJ (; tSouthl at l2:s5 2. NJ.
NAILS DEPART
For West Side. daily except sabbath. at 4
Fof Railroad (Soutlil daily. except Sabbath.
atii.lOA,M. North vt IL; IS A. N.
For Corvallis. daily, except Sabbath, 1T
Fol Lebanon. daily. except sabbath, al 80
0TvrcE HoURg-From 30 A. M. TO 30 =. M.
Money order office hours, from A. NJ. to Ar. N.
p. II. RAYMOND, r. NJ,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

pApTIST CHURCH Seryicas II II Al
A and 75< p. NJ. Sunday School at 1875 r
4 PRAYER meeting on Ihuersday At M
pM ReRular business meeting on satur-
dsv hafore the iirst sunday ~ each month
" VIZ q. o.cIook r. M. Rev. X. q. Aill, Pastor
AZ r. CHURCH Services At u a: M
.nd7P.M. Sunday School AZ "a i. al
Rsy. J. F. Dsvore, Pastor.
,rNTTED PRESBYTERIAN Services
iiA N, an0 r. N. Sunday School Al
slsP. g. 4 n. Rev. s. 9, Irvine Pastor.
coNCREGAITONALIsT CHURCH .
n, .sicas ~ III Al. M. and s p. M. Sunday
Schooi A. az p. M. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday at 75f P. n. Rev. II. w. STRAIT
ton, Pastor.
VI. PAULsS M. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
sunday school at 0k A. M. Preaching
avery 2nd and 4th Sundays, at IL A. M,
and P. N. Prayer meeting every Friday
~ M to s O'Clock. Rev. I. B. White, Pastor.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH Services
all A. n. and 71S P. NJ. Prayer meeting
an Thursday evening at ~ o'clock. J..
Bowersox, Pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Mr. Edwin Allen, as agent for the new
twine and crodAge factory Of Albany sold
last Saturday in this city, the first bill Of
goods which will be manufactured and deliver.
ed in the course Of the month by this new
enterprise that ought to have been located
in Salem. A bale Of twine for sewing sacki
was sold TO Measrs. Kinney & Co. and on'
bale 10 W. s. Herren, Of Farmers warehouse
J. W. Gilbert also ordered one bale q
shoe thread. Record.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
Guardians Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIfAT
1 y In pursuance Of an order Of the County
Court Of Linn County, State Of Oregon,
dated July 9Th, 1877, in the matter Of lha
Guardianship Of the estate Of Annie NJ.
smith, . miner tho undersigned, Guarlli-
an Of said estate, VIII sell at pnblieauction,
TO the highest bidder, for ono-third cash.
one-thlrd In six months and one-third ia
II months, " one parcel and subject 10
confirmation by said court, ON
Suhsmdg, tie gGM day, qf August, fS77
at tio,clools +. NJ, at the Court House door IA
the city Of Albany, ia said County and State,
all the right, title and interest Of said
minor IN and 10 the following described
real estate, to.wil; The undivided one
seventh Of the original donation land clnln.
of Geo. Crabtrce, as owned by Andrew NJ.
Smith at the time Of his death, bcinF Noli.
ilcatlon No. 1i5S, in Township II, South OF
Range ?, West, and In Townshipil, South
OF Rangol, West, in Linn County, 0feFott.
VIM. SMITH.
n5lwl Gnafdlnn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10


John ]. Davis, Recorder Il silver WI.
Mining District, Wasco county, came Ii
week. He reports everything lively ia l.
locality
". B. Rice, arrived home from ClatsO
Beach last week. He visited all the point
Of interest near the mouth of the Columbia
and on his way back stopped at the fisheries
| he wants no more canned salmon for HON,
use but says its good enough to export
Luther Elkins and Dr.. Lister left this cit,
last week for the Crooked River country.
Gus. Wheeler, Treasurer Of Marion county,
came up to Albany last week and spent few
days with US 1t isn't often that he visits
his old home.
Dr. .. L 5. Flummer came up TO Albany
last week and stayed two or three days
The Doctor has chung out his shingle" in
Portland, and we are glad to hear that his
practice is already lucrative. We were sorry
to lose theaDoctor, but what is our loss i
PortlAnds gain.
Senator Hoult Of Harrisburg, was IN the
city daring the first Of the week.
A. Wheeler, shedd 5 popular merchant, was
in town last Tuesday and honored us with q
call
Col I. Egerton Hogg and party were hero
last Monday.
Ehmons Arnold, 10 assignee in the Lister
and Parker { Morris bankrupt estates, was
up during the first of the week to attend the
sale of the warehouse.
John G. Mendenhsll formerly Of this city,
but now Of Portland, came up last Tuesday.
He was accompanied by brother, just out
from the East, and they have gone ont in the
mountains on the Lebanon road on hunting
and fishing excursion.
John Barrows name appears on the passen.
ger list Of the City Of Chester, which left San
Francisco last Monday.
Mrs. Wakefield and daughter, who have
been visiting relatives in this city, departed
Tor their Portland home last Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Johns is back from Sodaville.
The POwell-Grifin coast party came back
rom Newport the first Of the week. Every.
hing is lively over there, and there is quite
! number of pleasure-seekers still at that
,laco.
Frank Wood and family came down from
he Greenhorn Bar last Monday He reports
hat everything is all right up at his diggings,
nd thinks that he will make nice clean up
Ehen the season is over.
Van Vactor got back from the Bay last
Wednesday evening. He says he caught that
1hale that made its appearance at Yaquina
ast week.
Dave Froman started for the Mountains
lst Wednesday.
Judge Tandy, Of Harrisburg, has been in
own during the week, settling up some val.
able estates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10
Tho Illustrated wasp.

And now that lively San Francisco paper
The Wasp-comes to US enlarged.And other
wise greatly improved. 1t has been perfectly
fearless since it made its first appearance, and
has attacked fraud and corruption wherever
found. OF course it has received large pat
ronage. The people are sure to give it
warm support, and it is bound to succeed.
1t is l6-pager, printed on fine quality o
paper, has the finest engravings of any pape
outside of New York City, and is cheap a
81 per annum Ask your newsdealer for
copy, or send along your "a to The WaSp
COZ California street, San Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

ANY young man who wishes to get his tut
ton free at the State Agricultural College, at
Corvallis, can set an appointment by calling
on or writing to Judge Haley, at this city.
Being Senator he has tho privilege Of ap-
pointing two scholars to that institution, and
50 far has only appointed one person. As the
College opens out in September the applicant
ought to lose no time in calling npOn the
Jadge. "a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

The Alden Fruit Dryer in this city expects
10 start up now id few days, and the com
pany advertise this week for fruit Boxes for
conveying the fruit to market can be bad At
the Dryer free Of charge There j still zone
stock to be sold in this company and the farm
era ought to come forward and take i up;
We understand the eompany viii take fruit in
pavnent for stocl. Nothing would he Of 20
much benefit to f!ie frait raising interests Of
Oregon as 10 have one Of these dryers in sue
cessful operation in each town in the State
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

OH. Colyin sent us fine los Of quartz
specimens from Camp Creek this last week,
BY Curt. Price, who has just rcturaed from
that country The quartz was taken from
tie Mammoth, 40 feet down. and begins to
look well. Its rather soft, but as the shaft
10 sunk deeper II grows harder and the gyp.
sum scarcer The lead Is now about four
feet wide, and many think The ore u flch
enough towork
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-10

Mr.. Dyer informs US that he is wliolesalinG
meat cheaper than ever. Beef by the side o.
carcass, sells for 81 cents; fore quarter 81
cents; hind quarter, A. Mutton he whole
sales at 5 cents, and retail prices arc in pro.
portion. He has fixed up his shop 50 that hs
can keep the meat away from the flies, though
il bad piece should happen to get out, he
will refund the money to the customer. Call
around and see him at the Albany Market,
on Front street, a fey doors below the post.
Office building