The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-09
FOURTH AT sALEM-Ot

FOURTH AT SALEM.--OuF IiIC UoSS +
went to Salem on the 4th. They went
because they were invited and wanted to
celebrate. Our hremen are patriotic.
Firemen generally are. Other people
went-in fact goodly number from
Albany. Our sOnesters" TUNED out
forty FIVE strong. There were more Al /
bany firemen in the procession than Salem
fremen Bully for our boys. They were
we'll dressed, we'll behaved, and done US
honor at Salem. They were we'll treated
by the Salemites. Weather was warm,
in fact, hot--blazing hot Salcmsters
furnished three thousand fans to keep her
visitors cool 1t wasn't good day for
cool One msu in Salem offered to
bet thousand dollars that the 'swhat-
youmaycallit' stood at / 1000. 1t was in
fluentially hot The s'Plugs" turned out
in large force, and produced an excite
ment- They hung Gounsky. Hope he'll
stay hung. About this time the wealth
er was exasperatingly furnace-hke. The
celebration was credit to Salem, with
the exception of the hot weather. Peti-
ton the Legislature to reconstruct the
Fourth and put it on cooler day. How
ever, ever since its Inauguration it has
been warm day. 1t warmed old
England many years ago. 1t has been
entirely s.tao many" for other nations
since 1t is the biggest day in the whole
lot by long chalk. 1t belongs to US.
/ Let US cherish it.
I LARGE STocK OF CROCK kerry
/ L. Cheadle, & Co, on First street, have
received an immense stock of all kinds of
+ croekery-no less than five tons. The
attention of customers is directed to this
fact, that they may supply themselves, at
very low prices, with everything they
may need in the crockery line. The gen
eIal assortment of the various lines OF
I goods kept by them is unusually full and
complete, and they viii take pleasure in
showing customers through their stock.
As merchants they are accommodating
and reliable
INsANE,-Mr. Looney, an old gentle
man, residing near Brownsville, was
brought before his hcnor, Judge Johns
on Wednesday, charged with being in
sane. Drs. Rice and Tate were the ex
amining surgeons. He was adjudged
insane, aud, IN charge of Dept. Sheriff
! John Irvine, took Wednesdays boat fol
Portland This is his second or thirt
trip to the Asylum.
REAL ESTATE DEALEE.-We cal
special attention to the new advertise
nlent of VIM Davidson, ESD appearing
elsewhere in our columns. Mr.. Davidson
is special agent for a lage amount o
splendid city and East Portland property
consisting of lots, blocks, houses anc
stores; also, improved farms and valuable
uncultivated lands, located in tho vicin
it7 OF Portland Mr. D. carries on
general agency business; and persons
who cntrust their business TO his car
will have the same attended to witt
promptness, and in satisfactory manne
, PERsoNAL-Judge D. y. Denny, lat
of San Jose, CAL, has been visiting tn
: old homestead in Linn county during th
week. The Judge viii probably take u
permanent residence in Portland.
Judge Russell, of Portland, has bee
here during the most of the week, attcn'
:, ing to biz. He is highly pleased wit
his new home in p.
Jos. Henderson, Esq, late graduate
New York law school, and a member
5. the 'sart preservative." called on
C "Wednesday, en- route for Portland, whe
e he intends to ssopen shop" Succe
st to 10.
n Mr.. William Tally returned to Ii
II home on Wednesday, from a visit of son
weeks in Jackson county. Bill sa
). everything is lovely outthere, the weat
,f er not being in melting mood.
: c.. F. Gay, dropped in on US Frida
looking well and hearty. Glad to S
! him with us again, even if he cant st
I long.
i Judge Baber aud Dave Froman, vi
their wives, have hied to the cool mouI
to ain shades. SIR. A. Hanon and othe
,s will try. Tillamook this season. Othe
y have gone or are preparing for trip
r. the Soda Springs.
d Financial and Commercial.