The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-07-16
He Stfll Lives.

INC StAl 1lscss
AS the earth reyolyes around on its
axis once in twenty-four hours, the Sun
shines by day, the Moon and Stars by
night, and the seasons come in their
turn, Spring, Summer, Autumn and
Winter; as we are running from the
cradle to the grave, reaching for some
hand in the distance; stepping to gain a
toothold on some vessel far out at sea,
swiftly flying still further from us, and
trying to live, SO does the young man
from Wisconsin, NJ. PEARSON, still
live, and. still continue to do business In
Albany, Ogn., and feels thankful for past
fayors and patronage, which nerves his
heart on to greater effort to accommo
date his many customers, and to sell them
| GROCERIES aud PROVISIONS, of
which he has a very good stock on hand,
cheap for cash produce. The young
man from Wisconsin, NJ. PEARSON,
still lives, and is always ready to buy
| sell, swap or dicker, at Cheadle's old
stand, corner of First and Broadalbin
streets, Albany 6w.
BADLY Huron Friday morning,
Mr.. Miller, while shoeing horse at his
blacksmith shop on Broabalbin street,
received a bad wound in the calf of the
right leg. He had started, aud was on
the point of driving, nail, when the
horse became restive, and at length
jerked his foot from the grasp of Mr..
Miller in such way that the partly
driven nail entered and tore open the
entire length of the calf of his right leg
It made a bad wound, and may prevent
Mr.. NJ. from labor for some time
| PERsoNAL.-Judge Thornton, Of Port
land, dropped in on us Wednesday. The
Judge is looking in splendid condition.
Judge Denny made his appearance on
Wednesday, en- route for Corvallis.
Our old friend, Mr. I. S. Waldrip, of
McMinnville, is at present in the city on a
visit
We were glad to greet our old friend,
Mr.. Henry W. Settlemire, on Thursday,
an old resident of Linn, who has been
absent on visit to old Illinois since last
September. Henry brought one of Ill
inois' handsome productions, in the shape
of a wife, back with him. We congrat-
ulate him On his good taste, and wish both
every pleasure and happiness in all their
ingoings and outcomings
Henry D. Cooley and Mrs. Paxton,
both from California, arrived in this city
on Thursdays boat
Mrs Geo. Hays, to the regret of her
friends. los5 fur her hofne ~ Umatilla
City on Fridays boat.
IrEMs-On the 23d, next Saturday,
there will be half mile race over the
Fair Ground track, for a purse of $50
and gate fees.
Jack Grouse is furnishing iced drinks.
w. H. Kuhn Il Co. have received
s:dead leads" Of hardware during the
week
Jas. Riley, of Harrisburg, has been
appointed Deputy County Clerk
HEALTHY As our Doctors have
mostly gone to the mountains, the health
of our village is good, and must of ne
1eessity remain SO until our people can get
a chance at the doctors. But won't they
make them make up for lost time when
they do get back!
SALEM OIL.-Messrs. A. Carothers &
Co., druggists of this city, have the pure
Salem oil, which they are offering at
81 80 per gallon.
GRooERIEs-Ih good supply, at fair
rates, can be obtained of Mr. Pearson,
the youth from Wisconsin. Try him.
FINANcIAL-For the financial con-
dition of Linn county, see statement else
where.
FACT Sanded sugar and painted
faces, look much better than they tastes! )!
Sich is so.
WIsrAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-
This Balsamic compound has become a
home fixture Let all who suffer, and
have in vain attempted to cure the
coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmonary
complaints, make use of this unequaled
remedy 2w
"OIL UP.''-Pure linseed oil, manu-
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