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Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-21
:. F. COMsTOCK's

Real Estate Office, Where you will find large number of desirable Houses. Lots, Farms, I&c., For Sale Exchange on Easy Terms. Special Attention Given to Renting and Collecting of Rents. Money To Loan Real Estate. No. 70 Church Street. Room 2. Office Open Evenings from to 6.
 l.. F. COMSTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-21

A Denial From the GIaucus' Officers
 BOSTON, Jan. 2O-The officers of the steamer Glaucus, which passed the wreck early Friday morning, deny the charge that they could not have failed to see the men in the rigging and assert that they thought it was an old wreck.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-21
Hinman7s Real Estate and LoaI

"IIlIIEEA D AGOE5I 1IBGG8L0 11U AUS5H
 Agency,
 63 Churt h Street, opposite POstOhice. Money to loan at per eent.o city property and in the country Choice residences and lots sale in all parts of the city County and rural property Elegant residence in Branford with 20 acres, very cheap will trade for city property. Sea shore and summer resorts. Savin Rock property including the Rock, which is the finest location on the Sound for Hotel.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-21
Tams.
- WANTED

WANEEDs A YOUNG man for clerk in q retail s,ere Ad A dress in writing of applicant,
 MERCHANT JA21 It New Haven Poskofaca
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-21

Man and Wife Lynched-Vig1lantes EEK.
 ecute Speedy Justice for a Cruel Mur-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
NOTICE.
A. M. AcHEsoN,
Supt. Of Sabbath School.

Owing to the ill.health Of NJ. Sternburg
who desires to retire from business, ws will
discontinue our business in Albany and
therefore offer our entire stock Of goods at
that place for cost. The stock Is complete
and nrst-class In every particular, and meyer
before was such an immense stock offered
for sale at such sacrifice in prices. We
therefore invite eur customers, friends and
the public generally to call and examine our
goods aud prices.
Ali these knowing themselves Indebted 70
our Albany house will please call and settl
at once a. our business must bo clessd
Thanking the people Of Linn aud surround.
ing counties for their liberal patronage for
the past twenty-five years. We remain
Respectfully,
SENDnRs 4 STEREBURG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
Te the PsInL

The San Francisco Chronicle recently pub
Hshed an article referring to failures in Ore
Ron, with discussion of the business situa-
ton, which Is So much TO the point that We
publish the conclusion of it, which reads :
''The indsbtedzsss of the Oregon business
community is largely in San Francisco.
During the next six months jobbers Of this
city will have half OF the interior MERCHANTS
of Oregon in their power, and it should be
borne in mind that the security of the coun.
try Is frst-class and that the present dis
tress Is incidental merely, and not settled
or lasting condition. By an easy and gener-
Gus coarse our merchants may retain great
business which harshness, even to degree
consistent with business justice, may direct
to another field. The new northern railroad
affords opportunities for other connections,
and this should not be forgotten.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
rAat snowy rsena.

Monday morning a highly respected
citizen was observed to be in rage over
something, and on inquiry, we found that
1t was all about that poem that begins,
"oh the snew the snow, the beautiful
snow.n
"Dog gang her." he said. "I'd like to
get hold of the woman who wre.e taat'
I'd cover her up in that drift Of snow, and
leave her till she was solid icicle. /
came to Oregon to get rid Of this kind OF
we.thsr, and now I'm mad"
s'But," interposed = scholarly locking
friend, "a woman never wrote that, 1t
was q man. 1 have positive proof that
Lishe Applegate wrote it. he said so him.
self, aud Lishe WAS an Or egonian, net to
be dusked nn Ter every snow pile"
This quistsd the mad man, although
several continued to insist thit it was
woman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

To be held in the United Presbyterian
Church. at Halssy. Feb. 10Th. beginning At
? o'clock, p. -. Following is the program :
AFTERNOON sESsIos.
2P. M.-DsvotionAl exercises. Thanks
giving.
$50 N.-sAbbath School Hslps-Thsir
use and abuse. Opened by Rev T J Wilson.
Voluntary remarks.
Temperance in the Sabbath School.
Opened BY Aiss Hsttis Miller. Voluntary
remaTkA
4PM-0bisot Teaching as Msaas si
Imparting Spiritual Lessons. Opened by @
w Gray. Voluntary remArks.
4.30 M--Qasstion box and answers,
singing. prayer, recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Devotional exercises.
7.20 rM-Ths VAlus aud Power Of ths
Sabbath Schsol - Social Christian Force
Opened by Rev WIN Il Stevenson. volun.
tary remarks.
PM.-Ths Successful Teacher. Open
cd by M w Walker. : Voluntary remarks
s:20F M.-How Secure Home Study o
the Lesson. Opened by Mrs Jennie Ache
son. Voluntary remarks.
Singing, prayer. rcceas.
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION.
9AM-Dsvotional. exercises.
9:l5AM-Infant class recitation. Teach
Sr, Mrs L V Wilson.
9:45 M.-SabbAth Schsol Music. Open
ed by Rev 3 G Irvine. Voluntary remarks
M.-Little Children vs.. Big Chi
dren. Opened by H B Ksuiston. volun
tary remarks.
Singing. prayer, adjournment.
N. b. Opening remarks, Is minutes. 20
untary remarks, minutes.
All Sabbath School workers are cordial
invited to be present and assist in tho Q,
ercises.
A.. M. AcHEsoN,
1 Supt. Of Sabbath School
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

In another column will be found an ac-
count Of q match hunt at Knox Butte. Il
was an event long 10 be remembered By
Jay birds and pine squirrels, and the supper
at Harmony Grange, we are assured never
was equalled either for eatables or good will,
and there is probably no community in the
state where jske is enjoyed more than
oy Knox Butte people. We only regret
That We we're not enough Of goose to Be in
yitsd. The losing side is said 70 have felt
very sad all the evening Of the supper. ~hieh
WAS very much increased by the wife Of tbs
Captain Of that aide giving her husband
away BY telling Of the sleepless, restless
night be spent, how ho saw visions Of iay
bids aud teal dncks with nightmare effect,
and continually grasped for . aun to kM
some monstrous crow or killdee, and We are
'nforsed privately that several ethsrs rad
like experiences. The story leaked ont, a.
such stories alwaJ do, that one Of the ysuDg
nen Of the winning side. aged about IS. had
gone to Marisn county the night before in
order to get an early start, and on the day
,traversed the whole valley Of the SantiAm
river aud get beyond Lebanon on hh way
home, having killed only two jay birds aud
two teal ducks, when he met another ono Of
bis party, whom be told that be never pro
posed to go into the trysting place with such
a bag Of game, and his friend then unIssded
part Of his bag and gave il 10 him, which
accounts tor his score being slightly ever 800
instead Of 40 Three young men on the Ios-
ing side went all the way to sodom, Just the
other side Of GomorrAh, and never get in At
all. which was the best thing fer them a
they got an average" and stiiI another
lost his dog under the ice All these things
were duly discussed and caused much msrri-
ment. The whels was considered a. . VERY
pleasant affair by everybody. II We have
gwen anybody away we are certainly very
sorrow, bat then it is one of the privileges
Of the business.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, administrator OF the
estate Of Harbard Shelton, deceased, will,
persuant TO an order Of the County Court
Of Linn county, Oregon, on the 25th day
Oh March. A. D., 1854, At the CsuFt HCnss
door IN Albany, in said county, betWeen
the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon
and four o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, viz: at one o'clock p. NJ, sell ths
following described real property belong
ing 10 said estate, to-wit: Beginning
1895 chains west OF the north east corner
Of the south wes, quarter Of Sectien o, in
Up 10, y Of Il L of the Willamette Ne.
ridian, in Lian county. Oregon, and run
ning thence east 1886 chains thence
south 1885 chains; thence eaSt le. - chains
TO the nerth east corner Of Haman She l.
tons donation land claim; thence south
lS.l2 chains; thence west &C. 90 chains; thence
IN northwesteriy course 10 the place Of
beginning, containing l32 47-1eo acres, ~
public auction to the highest bidder, all
the right, title and interest Of said deced-
ent at the time Of his death in and 70 said
real property above described. Terms 81
sale cash in hand on the day OF sale.
HARVEY SHELTON,
| POWELL & BILYEU, Administrator.
Attorneys.
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OIRcial County and City Paper.
george washlaaten.

To-day is washingtoas birthday, the lS2d
anniversary, Ia the present epoch OF great
pslitical corruption aud chieanery it Is
privilege for the American people to have
one day set apart on which they can revert
to the spstlsss career of the Father OF his
Country. Would that We had few more
such msn at the present time, few more
uuen who would bo willing to owa up that
they had cut the cherry tree, instead OF try.
ing to lay it to some one else, as Is the GUS
tom now. We need more men, who like
Washington. viii work for the good OF their
country. and net alone for their own pocket
books. As the years pass his name seems
to ns to stand out ia bolder rsliei, aud Is
more deserving than eveF of being remsm
bored on this the anniversary Of his birth.
There have been greater statesmen, greater
orators. more successful generals. but none
who have combined all the qualities that so
TO make up the great aud noble men, the
man to be revered, to be looked mp to than
George Washington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

II has been years Blncs Oregon has had
30 much weather rs Il has had during the
last week, In fact there has been almost
nothing but weather. The citizens of the
Willamette Valley must expect 10 soc
their local papers filed with weather
news, this week, and like the man who
gets hit In the ear by snow ball frem an
unknown source. must grin and bear.
Thursday night and Friday morning Of
last week six inches OF snsw fell. This
made fno snow balling all day Friday, and
business was generally suspended on that
day (bcoaus0 there was none,l and this
exhlllrating exercise INDUCED In by all.
Friday night aud Saturday merning
four inches more foil, making ten In all,
and snow balling was indulged In mere
than oyor. Slelghs OF all kinds were I'M
provlsed, aud soon almost nothing else
was sesn. We notIced enc made OF gas
pipes, and thoy were Of all slzes from one
foot by two and half TO i've feet by twelve
and Of a. motlisd styles ~ one could i'm
agine. Cow and sheep bells strung on
ropes dldthc JinglIng In = very satlsfao-
tory manner. II rig was hired at livery
stable TIVE dollars an hour was paid, and
those who were unable 10 obtain ride got
even with the fortunate ones by pslting
them with snow balls. An result At
least three window glasses were broken.
and the heart Of many . Chlnaman was
made sad.
Saturday night and Sunday morning ton
inches mere Of snow fell, Masking twsuty
inches la all, Then II began 70 look lIko
genuine eastern STERN. So heavy was the
snow that tho Blacksmith shop OF Louis
Miller was mashed 10 tho ground, - one
Expressed II "sqwushsd In" There was
genuine demand for shsvelers and msst
ofthe business places were soon cleared Of
the unwslcoms guest. Conmsndabls zeal
Was observed In tho removal OF the snow
80 that people could navigate, and the
citizens or the First ward, ~ least, were
under many obligatlsns 70 Mr. Frank
French for building horse shovel with |
which he removed the snow from the
principal walks along Warrington and
other streets. Union services wero not
held In the Court House ia tho evening 30 |
poor was the walking. During the day |
abeut an inch more OF snow fell.
Sunday night and Monday morning |
absut two inches more fell. making TWEEN
ty.three In all, which we are assured has
never been equAled sinss Oregon becam
. State unless Il was in February, 1898.
Monday msrnIng the express from Lob
anon was bIookAded In front OF the depst
and II required al hour or two 70 Get Il
started.
Monday night and Tuesday morning
two inches moro Of snow fell, but by
Il turaed into rain, which has
been the program sinos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
sl.ms.rs--rowsn wedding.

On Wednesday evening, February Goth,
1884, At s o'clock Mr.. Frsd w. BlambOrg
and Miss Annie L. Powell wore united in
marriage at tho residence Of Judge j. Q.
Powell, Ia this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. s. @. Irvine, D. d., In
. very impressive manner. The bride was
beautifully dressed In brocaded and plain
cream colored silk. trimmed with lace, with
the sccompaniments Of bridal veil and orange
blossoms, and deserved many. compliments
for her fne appearance while the groom,
In Prince Albert, looked every inch man,
the greatest compliment TO be paid any one.
They wersa good looking couple ~ they
stsod up before the minister, and when the
words had been spoken that bound them
together - man and wife, the congratula-
tions which followed werO genuine. Fully
one numbered invited guests were present,
many Of the elder ones Of whom had some
time stood up before the same minister and
faced the muse, In fact we counted just
nineteen, beside the bride and groom, rep
as"ehstnb eAeFeu maFflABe CVabASSsg NV
John Barrows, Of San Francisco. having been
the frat TO have done 50, We understand.
There arc several who should de 50. II was
. EooS natured company and ~ lively a. II
is possible 10 be under such circumstances.
We wsuld like 10 describe costu mes In the
mannsr Of eur city con tsmpsrsrieS, but We
are sensible people here, aud think mere Of
other things than mere display, aItheugh
thsre was plenty Of rosm for the ambitious
reporter 70 spread himself"
An elegant lunch was served at ton s'clook,
which was pronounced csmplSts suceess,
dessrvsdly 90.
The presents received were many aud
valuable and thsir selection displayed good
taste. and IN eye TO use ~ well ~ beauty.
Space viii net permit description Of them.
At slsvsn o'clock the large company dis.
perssd fall Of gsod wishes for tho bride and
groom. and their estimAbls parents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. Jack Titus, of Eastera Oregon has
been in the city this week.
.Mr FL Hayes, of Portland is visiting his
parents in this city.
Dir Walter Turrell has returned frem San
Francisco, after an absences of several weeks.
WIN WlgIe one ot ths solid men Of Wasco
county has been in this city and vicinity for
a couple Of weeks buying beef aud mutton
for the Sound and other markets.
George Piper returned from Salem Tues.
day noon. On looking at the 0regonian he
saw an item which was headed death Of
George Piper" he is said to have turned
pale, and it was several moments before he
could be made to believe that he was in the
land Of the living. He was greatly relieved
when he found out that it was Portland
youngman and not himself.
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cun Exploded.

One day last week Lucius Gilbert and =
younger brother, sons Of Prof L Gilbert,
were hunting on their fathers farm few
miles frNn Lsbansn, when the gun of Lucius
on being fred, having been loaded too hsayi-
ly exploded, several pieces sf the stsck hit
ting him in the face. one piece cutting = bad
cash on the nose and cheek, another striking
Just above the left eye. and another going
directly into the right eye The thuRb on
his right hand was cut nearly of. His
BROTHER put him on horse AID took him to
Lebanon where Drs Powell and Pettigrsw
attended him, Under excellent treatment
he Is improving fast. and We are glad ts
hear VIII not lose the sigh. of either eye !;
but his face viii probably be disEsured for
life
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Mechanics Lien Notice.

In the Circait. Court Of Tie State Of 0regOa, tt~
Linn cOsaty.
Geo. W Hochstedler, Plaintiff
vs..
John A Crawford as the administrator Of the
co-partnership estate of Heuck = Meyer.
Bernard G. A Meyer. Cosper II Meyer and
John Crawford, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that the plH:-af
above named has commenced q suit in the
above entitled Court, against the above
named defendant, John A Crawford
as an individual and as administrator ef
| the co-partnership estate of HeacS q Meyer,
| for the sum of $500 with interest thereon ~
| the rate of S per annum from the 25rd day
of November, 1882, and the costs and dis
hursements OF said suit and for . deeres
against all of the defendants above named
that the mechanics lien upon the hotel build.
ing and all the right, title and interest Of the
| said defendants and each and all of them IN
and to the real property upon which il il
situated and which is necessary TO its use -
particularly sot forth in the complaint herein
| be foreciosed and that said hotel building
| with the appurtenances be sold TO pay and
satisfy the amount of plaintiffs said claim,
| ana the costs and disbursements Of this suik
All persons interested in the enforcement ef
the lien hereinbefore mentioned. or claiming
any benefit thereof are hereby notified and
required to present their claims as required
by law within ten days after the complete
publication of this notice for three weeks !;
and in case of failure so to do within that
time or such further time as may be allowed
| by said Court or Judge thereof, you are
hereby notified that you viii forfeit any lien
yen may leave upon such property.
/ GEO. W. HOCHsTRDLER
Finn & CHAMBERLAIN,
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Pioneer Gone.

Lewis Cox died Feb. goth, 1884 in the city
Of Albany. he settled in Linn county in
about 1852 and has been resident here
ever since. At one time he was elected
County Commissioner and performed the
duties of that ofsce to the satisfaction Of the
people. He was man Of sterling honesty
and integrity. He went back east last fall
en- the pioneer excursion and took sick while
gone from which attack he never recovered.
He was we'll ard fsvorably kuswn through
out the county. he was about sixty years
Of age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
MOLAM'S


J. Ii. Daulsl aow has q complete line
OF musical instruments of all kinds for
sale. consisting ell the Mathushsk
plano, the Shoninger organ. nddles,
vlollns. guitars. ETC., as we'll as the
latest sheet music. His instruments
are all of the best grades I and are nei
the cheap trash. so that when you 60
an instrument Of any kind you may
know that you are getting one that viii
last aud hold it, tune.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
Fire Near Aibaay.

On Tuesday night OF last week be-
tween the hours Of ten aad eleven
o'clock the residence and two barns Of
Mr. Charles Turner. about half way be.
tween Albany and Corvallis. on the
south side OF the wfllamstte. were dis
coye1sI on fire, by 9 brother Of Mr.
Turner They all burned TO the grouAd
Il being lmpOssIbls TO do asythisg.
Nearly all Of the furniture In The house
was burned. The horses thongh hAd
been taken froe the barn. and only q
small amount Of machinery was dss-
troyed. Az all the buildI1Es were
some distance apart. they were. Of
course. set on nre. as they coald net
catch from each other at the same tIns
fatal, but who the incendlary was
can net DO told Mr Turner and IL
family were away from hsme. and no
enc wss near 10 obtain any clue. An
effort should DO made 10 trace the per
petrater sf the outrage, for there are
great many trAmps around now. aud
II dene by them. an sxAmple should be
set There was al insurance Of sl400
on ell OF the buildings. but this we are
told, does not begin % cover lhe loss,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
THE mOUsEyyTFE,

A popular domestic journal for Ameri-
can homes, will be sent for one year tree
to every lady who will send at once the
names and address Of 10 married ladies',
and 30 cts In stamps for postage. Best
paper for either young or old houHekeep-
ers In existence. This offer is made only
to secure names to whom to send sample
copies, as we know every lady who once
secs 'sThe HOUSEWIFE will subscribe for
It. Regular price 81, per year. Address
''TuE HOUSEWIFE" Rochester, N. Y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22
cAiaese WarbIings,

Ne no likse tive fleet snow, sloshum
Vely much all over Chinaman's shoes.
Mclean boy heap blad. He flow snow
ballum at me, I ne Ikea him. Chinaman
mind his own business. He ne flow snow.
Heap dull, Melican man sell him goods
on credit. farmer no get much money for
wheat. San Flancisco man he say pay
him money. No money to play hin, all
the samee he 90 0se0o. Ms eatchum
clashee-no workum.
Ne sawum your wool. Yen catchum
velIy pritty wife, heap nice. Ne saw ALI
um your wood, plum good, sawum good.
You heap good man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

The tins is drawing near fer me 20 make
ny annual report 70 the State SaPerintsn-
dent asd bat few Of Jour reports have cOms
TO haqd syst. Rsmsmbsr that failure 10
get your report in time 10 he enrolled in
mine. will mark forfeiture Of your school
money for the year and you cannot sustain
this lsss without great detrimeut 10 the
school interest in your district. II the blanks
have failed to reach you, write At once and
get others and be punetaAl in filing and re-
turning. We want this 10 bc the most sue
csssful school year Linn eouaty ever wit
messed.
+. A. Mosp.
supt. Schools.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-22

Arrangements have been made for teach
ers meeting to be bold at Halssy, Or. FEB.
18th aud March lat. The State Sspt. Of
Public Instruction z. B. HeElroy, viii Be
present and deliver lecture On evening Of
the 70. Also the Co. supt. and most Of the
leading tssobers of the County promised 70
allows regular Institute programme isar-
ranged and pleasant and profitable time
is anticipated, accomodations are provided
for all from abroad.
All teachers and all interested in educa-
tien are earnestly invited to attend.
WILBrR NoY7s1xoKR,
Oh ef Coaa
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Best harness at ] ] Dubruille's.
BIae Ribbon CIus.

The regular meeting Of the Blue Ribbon
Club will be held at the Presbyterian church
this friday night, beginning at o'clock.
The address will be delivered by Prof J G
Wychof, and the music will be furnished
by the Glse Club under the leadership Of
Mrs e w Langdsn. A full attendance Is
earnestly desired.
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rae sssw. she sloppy saow

on. The saow. the snsw. tbs asppy snow.
Tgsnty-ssysn inches on ths earth bslow.
slushing,
Gushing.
hnshInS.
Flying 10 msst some chap on lhs nsss.
Thrown By . bOy 10 siE maa's clothes.
Or perhaps onss big tapping ear.
Becomes the victim of osoaadtng chsSr, s. -
And swearing
olAFinR.
Tearing,
The hills rsssuna with the poor maah woes,
With hIs aching heart. ami :ss tossEing tess. -
HsaF tho sleigh bells. or Ii Il eow,
RAitiing and banging like eAss Ia row,
Ringing, -@sses-k kx3
Jnsllng, a, S.---=
MnglInx
Filling tho streets with rigs Of all kinds,
From gas pipe cutters to siois wihhsu, bshlnds .
IAN injunction having been obtained on
the rest Of this celebrated poem by . dis
gastsd community. it win be continued when
tse snow has gone OF and our citizens have
gotten ever the effects Of this late grea
snsw storm.