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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04
A. d. CHAMBERS, Sec.

NEXT TUEsDAY.-Next Tuesday
the State elections take place in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa, on which day we expect the
Liberal goose will be most effectu-
ally "frost bitten"
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And now the Democratic papers
have made the important discovery
that David Wilmot, of 'TWilmot
provisO" fame, ia for Greeley. He
has been dead four years. The
grave yard proclivIties OF the Gree
leyites IL ominous.
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sTRAYEn.
.,-Rn,s Runo 800 a Z - 81 y: d.v bSo..,

TROH Emporia, on the LIST day OF Octo-
4 her, 1879, two bay ponies. oae Q mare
aud the other horse. The horse is eagnt
years old, branded with b on left shoulder,
mare Is i've or SIX years old, branded with
full moon on enc Of her thighs. Heads
were fastened together when they let. A
liberal reward viii be paid for the deliV-
cry Of the above animals at Gill q Gill;
lands livery stable, In Emparia, o. for
information that Will lead to their recoV-
cry. ttist =. IA MORROW,
40-1t4 2nporia, Kan,
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The bonds for the Usage, Neosho
and Walnut Valley Railroad car
ried in Usage county few days
ago, and we may now safely pre-
dict that the road will be finished
from Ottawa here within o year.
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HORSE FAIR.-We have the pre-
MUM list OF the "NatioRal Horse
Fair" to DO held on the grounds Of
the Cowley county Agricultural
Society atW Unfold, on the 18th, 18th
and 18th of October. We shall pub
lish II next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04

Senator Pomeroy spoke At juno
ton City last Wednesday night.
The Union said he had the largest
audience of this campaign, and
made the ablest speech It has yet
listened to.
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Adminysfraforsa Na4aca..

0oTICE Il hereby given that the un-
IN derMgned has been duly ep9oinfed
Eagan, deceased, Of Lyon county, Kansas.
All parties indebted TO said estate are mo-
tofisd TO Immediately settle such indebted
ness, and all parties having claims against
said estate will present them without
lost JAS. T. EAGAN,
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:. .Strayed or Stolen.

Is91sez SfF8Ye0 or stolen.
FHN last Sunday night, near the Em-
" por1a Brewery, one white horse, 10
hands high, about 10 years old, and q
be paid to any person giving information
OF their whereabouts.
zO-tf. F.W. VOLlIER.
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+. w. VOLMER.
Stray Colt.

A nice sucking bay colt lost in Emporia,
Saturday, September 2Sth. a liberal Re.
ward paid for Information leading 20 its
recovery. j. A.GREENLEE.
IA 40-1t. Amencus, Kan.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO yoke Of oxen. Also, o 20 inch
breaking piow and and one farm
wagon, both nearly new; or will exchange
fofsspring or yearling heller calvee.
.sfgsf Am. Robson,
At McCandliss drug store, Emporia.
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For Sale maau.
Patronfze Home IndusfrY.

EnpOFf0 yYkOzAsa1e FuRAas
IL IFe Factory, just lifted mp new,
with 6 complete etsAR-FoWef, now IN OPP
erHtion every day, Especial aeesatlsa
saving, turning, moulding, wOr1fsfnZ,
etc., &C Tie. per hour. Eabao lszs kept On
hand. Stair bAlgstsrA, Fa1l.aa sRd 1eWal
posts made % order. EeasofY % ID ave-
nne, bssWeeA ComeeEetai a4d AleAe1ts
St., Emp0ris, Kan. H E&O88.
nAE49mo
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Good Paw FOR Good Work.

UUUU ray 1UE UUUU WUIA.
GYMNASTICS wanted, male or female,
" in every town, 70 whom good wages
VIII be paid in cash. Address lock box
362. Lawrence. Kansas. AO-2t.
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aFn fnr 9afa.

= &et815s 44x S9t0e
al asrss 9 KeW q sec. q Up. Isi
pGFia aa1 zls snlzIoS Sesf 81. Amsrieus-zo
ssSss yseef enllisa1le1. - oeFss these
go Fs9Pi - e<N.Alnlseg 1eezk; = hoeeems
- t<teaele1E - Z np3And. 1fs1 ueoa. :
eoAaa16 bat y 0fle froa . 9oos1
eesRoA Ae1so 6oBs ti7lsas anA stcek
uAoe7 fAs year round, usually EEfsFsaI1
fAAap sud take sons young cattle IN eE-
eDan9o. S9tes 8. II WHRELER
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PLOw9!

DellaS
o.
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AWARD OF PREMIUMS ny
THE ENPORIA A.
M. g s. A.
At their Fair in Emporia ON
the 25th, Goth and 9th
of September, 1872.

class a. No. s.-Horses, ROadster..
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C. B. BAcHELLKR, VIZ. B. JOKES,
County Attorney APP r A 1oa.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

TIE ALBANY COLLEGIATE ISSTT-
TITE-A catalogue Of the Albany
Collegiate Institute for the years ISL
., has been placed upon our table. 1t
comprises a general description of the
institution, including the names Of the
Facrlty. list Of tie names of the stu
dents who have been in attendance,
course of study. terms Of admission
and miscellaneous matters. The In
stitute has been under the skillflIl
management Of President Warren, and
has proven gratifying success in the
past. During the period covered by
the catalogue, one lamdrvl and sixteen
students have attended the institution.
Its success IN the past, together with
its present popularity, and enlarged
facilities for imparting instruction,
will doubtless much increase its sue
CESS in the future.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

New Bo0K.-''Ihe Bible y miracle
or the Word OF God its own witlrsS--
the supernatural inspiration Of the
scriptures shown fOm their literary.
theological, moral, and political ex-
cellence," by Rev. David Mae Dill.
This II most valuable AMI instl1rt-
i've hOOk. 1t demonstrates the divine
origin Of the bible by exhibiting its
superiority to all other books. This
book is one of immense erulition; ii
contains Within Il moderate sized vol
unc. written in a style at once clear
and vigorous, and often eloquent,
powerful and impressive, the results
of varied and extensive study and re-
search 1t Is cqmlly fitted to Instruct
and confirm the christian in regard To
the solid and impwgnable foundation
OH which his faith Is bascd-illnStlat-
ing throughout the divine origin and
inspiration OF the bible. and showing
that the bible itself is II miracle. 1t il
work Of 5ll pages po.t-octayo.
Price, in cloth, 81; half morocco, 81.
Apply to John Smith, book agent. Dr.
Tate's office, one door west Of Blair,
Young & CO.. store, Albany, Oregon.
1ltl.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02
EDUCATIONAL.
Albany ColIegiate Institute.

FIRST TRIAItTEr BEGINS SEPTEMBER
tosoNs The e'ari-
StIEy(E DelNnen;
and BUSINESS ndihc Lehmnt u
TE.EsRAPIY
The Department the embraces The Classical
the Scntdc The degrees
second and third sS Elective sn
In the 9fE
studies taught In common schools,
a ITc'5 Tn.hi'G
OF will embrace all the studies
onfrdt
will scca supervision OF lr
o. Union Teegrph
building, and furnished
tlis
u Painting md NraNlng
For special nOrnati 49, .sfT
Address, d. Nd. WARREN, ~ Ms PraSiucnt'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

ECoNoMCAL.-Ec0nomy is one OF
tie first virtues, and should be prac-
tised by all, while its opposite, extr;lv-
agance, should heascrefully Stunned.
And this remindsus Of one lcetlle joke:
A day or two since, bachelor friend
of ours concluded he would institute 4
more rigorous practice of economy
than had been his habit, 50 that lie
might lay up something for rainy
day. The same day, in oyerhauling
a,rl cleaning UP lis room, lie found Il
Il little paper box continuing -four nice,
large, round pills. His first thought
was to throw physic to the dogs"
Int, upon second sober thought, his
idea of ''new departure" in the line
Of economy struck him forcibly, and
here, thought he, a Enlightenment
must be made; it wont do TO throw
these nice pills away, for that would
he wastefulness and extravaganza Of
the most henioils character, as pills are
decidedly good thing, and cost hiw
cash. Having matle up his mind to
sare those pills, it occurred to him
that to save all further trouble, he
Miglt as well swallow them then and
there-and he did. l'hoe pills were
a successfully were gotten TIP with
special reference TO business, ami dur
ing the long hours Of the night follow
ing the swallowingof those nice pills,
our friend wao kept in such state Of
continuous turmoil that he was GER
tain tie very foundations of bis sys-
tenn were broken up. and ere the
dawn Of the early morn he expected
his outsides to cave in, and it would
he written Of him, ''gone where the
wootlbine twineth. He survived the
night, but it will take time and care
to put flesh Oh those bones. II there
Isl moral to this, We are glad of it. Q
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

LOCAL MATxERs.

sNEg WAGoSs,-Mr. VIM. Peters,
AT his carriage sllopen Ferry, besween
FirStsmd Second streets, during the
last few weeks, las turned ont some Of
the best work in the way Of theronSlr
brace hacks and carriages that NE
have noticed IN the valley, and al
tliough he has turES ont some thirty
or forty, they are ttkeu about as soon
as finished. 12ey are neat. strong,
ligtt-rmning and durable. ard are
sold at figures within the reach Of our
people lie has commenced the man
Mfactnie of wagons, two and iwir-
horse. ami will soon Ike turning ont
four or more completely flushed wag-
ons per week. Tte energy displayed
by Mfr. Peters should bring its own
reward, and We advise these wishing
sehieles OF any description 10 give Mr..
reTs call, rs by patrSnixing him
they are aiding all tmynrfant industry
among us, aud the money expended
III the purchase ei vehicles will be
beIa at home, and ai,l in building up
and adding 10 the attractions Of our
rity. The more extended and diver
siiie,l the manufacturing Interests of a
city, the more rapid It's growth, anil
The more solid and substantial its pros
perity, And by carefully aiding and
fostering home interests you are adj
ding to your own material Interests
don't overlook that point.
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their efforts to make n second
Adam, from the clay Of tie earth,
and teach him better manners than
to climb other mems wiltcr apple
trees i'll august, aud give all spc-
ceeling generations cholera morbus,
as did our friend and relative of
the year one. ~vra4,
Mr.. X. Wells, dealer in grain,
fell from tie second story Of the
warehouse, a few days siLcc, break
inc three ribs, besides using him
rough generally. lie will recover.
Prot. Routan, blind music teach
cr, will give eoEcert next Satur-
day evening. lie Las been very
successful with bis first course Of
lessons, and will shortly take up y
second school.
Victoria Woodhnll, and Fred.
Douglass viii carry this precinct
over all opposition. They will get
the support Of all but about 4 half
dozen, who are for Greeley, but
subject to subsidy. One Republi-
can who tavors Greeley talks post
office pretty loud. The salary of
this Office is $50 a year, with honor
in proportion. Yours, &c,
REPORTER.
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RUxNING.- Parker & Co. Is saKniI
Is again turning out inrnbcr.

On Sunday, July 2stll, 1874. at the
residence Of the brides uncle, Elw.
Walden, ESQ. BeiIton county, by the
Rev. w. IL. Butcher, John Briggs, Of
this city, to Rachel Whitehead, OF
Benton county, formerly OF Balscott,
Oxf0rdslllre, England.
No caEk. lEIlglish papers please
copy,
With the above n0slce cAnle The ev-
e weIe0sne dollar, Wherever tue
naagsiage nOiiCe u AeeOinpailistl b. the
uIstnal &e. 81, the printer y certain
that tIe bridegroom IL 4 satisfied and
happy InasA AID tle briGle hAS done
anrsIlenGly well mixer choice. Nay
Pcacr ord plenty ever csOwn tlleiFbeaEa,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

MARKETS. No quotations for new
wheat. What the price will be we
are left to conjecture. Oats ARE still
quoted at soc per btishel. but buyers,
believing that prices will rcccde to
Glsc, are not anxious TO buy at the
first quotation. Hay has been selling
at $l2, but as tho crop was light. the
opinion prevails that it will rule high
cr. Potatoes are retailetl from wag-
ons at 81 per bu'hel. No change III
price of butter ano eggs, and market
well supplied.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

New MAGAzTNE.-Wepropnsc com
nleneing the publication ofa monthly
illustrated magazine about the middle
of August or first Of September. 1t
viii be devoted to literary matters,
and 10 Illustrating prominent points
In tie Willamette Valley anil other
portions Of Oregon and Washington
Territory. 1t will be of large size,
neatly printed. and will be furnished
to subscribers Mt 81 per year. As the
price Is so low, we hope to furnish ut
least one copy to every family IN this
valley. A more interesting public7l-
tiOn for mailing to. friends IN the East
can not be obtained. Those who wish
to stimulate home industries should
hand US their names at once, so that
We may know how many copies to
print for the first edition. A general
invitation is exteMled TO everybOly TO
call at the REGISTER office and sub
scribe for thu illustrated monthly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

TANGENT.-ATessrs. Beard & Co.,
at Tangent, have their fine warehouse
in apple pie order for the reception of
wheat, oats or flax seed. 1t will prove
a great convenience to farmers in that
neighborllOOd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

NuTAnoN.-J. NJ. Shepherd, Esl..
has purchased the Bedrock Democrat,
at Baker City, Oregon. What il to
become of our friend NJ. IL. Abbott,
We have not learned. We wish the
new proprietor success, financially.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

SODA FoCNTAlN.-Fred. Fill has
put up Il new Arctic soda fountain at
his place on First street. from which
lie Is supplying an excellent article Of
soda to the thirsty public. Biz. Is
biz, aud Fred is OIL it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

planning MII.L.-Althousc & Co.
always seem to be full of work, turn
ing out doors, SASH mouhlings, all
kinds Of mill work. shaker fans, etc.
If you want an order filled promptly
and just as ordered, leave it with Alt
house q Co.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

TINE AMONG THE FIREMES How
ard NOrthrnp. Esq, Foremailsof Viii
lamette Engine Company No4l, Port
land, was the guest of our Oncsters
during his visit here hst week. We
understand .our boys are preparing for
II display and good time about the 10th
of next month. and will. If they have
not already done so, invite the Viii
lamette Ollcsters to participate with
them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

CLEARER VISION. - A prominent
Democrat Of Lebanon, being inforlncd
By a Republican that Hon. Ben Butler
bld endorsed the nOIninatiOn OF Hor-
nee Greeley. and his opinion asked
thereon, f0rcihly remarked; So II ]
believe Batter ever stole tlen spoOns!"
we'slppose his vision viii be cloadet
worse than ever when he learns thai
ButIcr proposes to support Grant.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

SACKS READY. .-Messrs. Westlakc
& Simpson, successors to Cartwright
d Co.. of the t'roman Warehouse. no
tify the farmers that they are prepar-
ed to furnish them sacks to bring grain
to their warehouse for storage or sale.
4S-2
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

PERSONAL. .-Ex-Goverlor Ballard.
of Lebanon, gave us a call on We,lms-
day. The Governor, although crowd
ed with business, holds his own. and
is as gay as a lark.
Mr.. Du BoiS is still contiued to his
room from rheumatism.
N. G. George, accompanied by his
father and mother, the latter being in
v~ry poor health, has gone to the
coast for Il few weeks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

MAcHTNElY.--A large number Of
reapers, mowers and threshers have
been purchased BY our farmers during
the past few days. The Wood tlrcsll-
or seems to be the flyOrite.
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A WORD FOR BVENA VISTA.
BrENA NIsrA, Aug. 2, 1872.

BrENA VISTA, Aug. 2, 1872.
Ell. REGISTER THE busy season
with farmers being HOW at Land,
there is q corr spending dull APP
pcarance in our county towifs. One
Of the late valuable additions TO
BueI.a Vista is the rev dry goods
store of Mr.. Beach, formerly Of
Albany, and Mr.. Robertson, Of
this place. The former named gen
tleman has just returned from Port
land where he laid in a heavy stock
of goods, which are rapidly being
disposed of to their many customers.
1t is quite consoling to the residents
here to see the false idea that, to
live in Buena Vista is to live among
paupers, is losing its grip on basi-
hess men Of other points. The
majority Of the people here DO as
people Of larger places do, viz:
wear clothes The higher class Of
men wear both coat and shirt, while
the next in scale Of greatl.cSs and
pride wear shirts without coat, or
coat without shirt, owing to taste,
while another class, as is common
everywhere, wear neither, but will
vote for Greeley. But the great
difference between this and other
places Of more fame is, that all
who wear clothes at all pay for
them, SO that q merchant loses
Nothing it he don't make much.
Hence Mr.. Beach, who ITO doubt
was imposed upon = few while
selling truck in Albany, is animated
beyond degree with his prospects
here. When lie balances books,
he calls all outstanding accounts
cash on hand, for he knows il is
good, if he never gets it. lie is
pleased to know that "swhat is our
loss is his eternal gain"
The saw mill has been rented to
a gentleman who knows what a
mill is good for. lie runs q full
set Of hands, and let's none go away
without being fully satisfied with
his purchase.
Bt for jugs, this place beats the
combined efforts Of all other places
in the State. The large pottery Of
Mr.. Smith has been in the jug busi.
ness for six years, and has too good
n reputation for honest work to
need comment. Fred. Hammer has
also launched out with a pottery
Ills building is rather small, but he
knows how to make as good a jug
as the original juggist MessD
Ramsey & Miller have opened q
new pottery. They have . large
and well arranged building, and
ell accoutcrmCnts requisite for o first
c'ass ipg factory. They will sOot
erect . new furnace, and as Mr.. Il
is . practical potter, Of large expcr
ieIre, thOse who use the weed il
your vicinity may, hook out for Q
fine new jug TO pus Il in. The
three firms arc talking Of uniting
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

TIE GAIAxy-FOr August, J. al
.exeellehs number, superior 70 amy
magazine Of Its age IN tlIe co'utry.
10 pages literally Enn over with good
.tlAngs. 1t ItcOntains about lao lages,
and Is furnished to ssiiscribers at "
per AMMAN. Address Sheldon q Co.,
10. G77 broadway. New York.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

STEitE. The warm weather now
ulnn rs seems to haze more than usu-
ally excited the passions of some of
our people, and we hear of several
eases nf high words" that came near
resulting ina tragedy. 1t Is certainly
difficult for Il man to keep hi; shirt on
these days. Whew
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

For PALOUxE.-Ed. Beach, having
shipped his mill machinery some days
ago. took the cars OIL Wednesday for
the Palonse country. where he prOpos-
e. to run saw mill.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

HAYING.-Some of our boys while
in the mountains went into the hay
business pretty extensively but. If
we are to believe outside reports, fl
nancially it was decided failure.
No foolislmess, boys; see me-"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

PICTURE FRANES.-Geo. Settlelneir.
ut the p. .. Drug Store, has a supply
Of those beautiful oval picture frames
the handsoMest frames made. We
are indebted TO him for a pair OF these
frames, eneircling the ''picters'' of the
next President and Vice President Of
the United States-Grant and Wilson.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

FAIR WAGEs.--We are informed
that our farmers are offering two dol
lars per day a.d board for help during
lsarvest--wIdch Is why We adopt tle
abOSe heading.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

OArS.-The general quotation has
been for some time, fifty cents per
bnllcl, although we hear of 4, small
lot of old selling at seVenty-iire eeltS
l,er busliel. Sheaf oa's. fifty cents
per dozen. 1t is believed oats VIII
rule lower after harvest.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

TRAVELLING AGENT. W. Blain,
Esl., Is our travelling agent, and is
authorized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions, advertising. etc., for the
REGISTER and our illustrated monthly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

FlsH.-we are Indebted to Harry
Cooley and Dallas Price, each, for
presents x troslt. Thanks, gentle
nlci, SDr the remembrance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

sNAG BoAT.-Whcn that snag BOAT
has thoroughly oyerlnulel the bed Of
the Willamette, we may expect navi-
CATION to be resumed, and regularity
of trips maintained. There is water
enough, but too many snag;.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

BLAES, YOUSG & Co--IIare ~
creased facilities SOr supplying their
customers with dFy guAls. clOtlb.g,
groceries. and all kinds OfasTiesasural
n,aa,lueEy, wAspRs etc- at lowest
cAsh rates. The large trade secured
~ his arm ms been Aidy eanIed by.
IDerallty sud fair dealing. : -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

CHAsE's POLITICAL CHART.-We
are indebted to Nj. Purl0ln for one
of these useful charts. Everybody
should have one, as they are both Or
lialnental and useful.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

BACK AGAIN.-Paxton has return
ed from his trip to the beautiful
hills, " and again has an eye to biz.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

HAr.-llay has been selling at sl2
per ton from wagons. As the yield
generally seems to have been light,
the prize may improve.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

FkcEf. The blackberry season be-
Ing over pears end plHms are begin
niag to uake thelF appearance. They
taste jam up.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

NEW TYrE.-'l'lie next steamer
brings ns new invoice Of type, espe-
cially for job wOrk--all new styles.
Bring In your work.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

SCARCE.-llarvest hands are scarce.
Weare informed tlat the Reservations
have been called on to supply the de-
IlallJ for labor In tile harvest fields.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

SoDA.-Messrs. Carotllers & Co.
are doing flourising business in the
soda line. It's astonishing how many
people drink soda.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

FoR SALE.--llaying roacmdNi not
to 20 iuto the farming bn 'iacss imme.
diately. we oIEtr Tor sale our entire
outfit, consisting Of two sewing ma
chimes and a moving n,achine--thc
clipper. We viii sell for cash, really
money, greenbacks legal! tender,
horses, cows with cllvcs--in fact most
any way to make parties safe. All
new aud first class.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

FTNIslIED.-The crossing ut Broad
albim and First street Ii finished. and
Mr.. Weller has the proud satisfaction
Of having done a good job.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

FRSr.--rAe first load Of wheat Of
the new crop came to the City Mills
on Monday. It Is fine looking. plump
and full.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-02

QUlT.-Tle cutting down Of wages
caused a number of section hands on
the D. & G. Railroad to quit work Il
day or Two since.