The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-04
PARAGRAMLErs. .-=Sickness abating.

Farmers complain that pheasants
are destroying their crops.
Charley Harper returned from
Frisco on Wednesday. Had a terri
Bile rough trip up.
| Court still In session.
The prettiest baby's slippers at
Blain, Young & Co.'s that ever slip
pered anywhere.
Henry Flindt is the best boot maker
In the city.
Go to Harper & Co.'s If you wish to
see splendid specimen of a breech-
loa'ling shot gun. They have, also,
some fine rifles.
Delegates to the Farmers Conven-
tion, at Salem next week, can take
their choice as to which line Of steam
ers they will patronize, as both lines
will pass them free of charge.
The storm of wind and rain ON
Wednesday was the severest we have
seen Tor some time.
| Harper & Co. received a portion Of
their new goods, They will be receiv-
ing aud opening goods all the week.
They have some OF the prettiest dress
goods ever brought to any market.
See 'em.
The past week must have been a
dull one in Harrisburg, as nearly all
her prominent citizens were In this
city attending Court.
The Chicago Times puts the solemn
conundrum: "H0w can We escape
fire?" A New York paper answers !:
1.-THE Gospel offers you every encour-
agement, but perhaps your best hold
is to get ont Of Chicago y
Some absent-minded paragraphist
asserts that every well regulated honse-
hold in Trenton owns a picture Of
Crossington Washing the Delaware.
In this country, girls sit OH the laps
Of boys, and hang their arms about
the sturdy necks Of the happy youths
to keep from falling off. They call it
sparkling, and portions of the country
is SO full of it that the air Is sweeter
than rosebud.
The draw in the Harrisburg rail-
road bridgeis said to work like a charm,
requiring bnt few moments to "open
and close" il.
A gentleman says. in note accom-
panying o letter for publication: II
sum tins mispel word. and Its posi-
bic I hav spelt sicafant rong."
Sparkling, invigorating soda. from
A. Carothers & Co.'s, Is the beverage
that don't intoxiclte nor weaken the
eye-sight.
Mr.. Sites, county School Superin-
|
tendent, Is ont again but still looking
feeble from his recent sicknss.
Rev. C. w. Shaw, of Salem. called
ON Monthy.
The Directors of the Santiam Canal
are bomld to put that Improvement
through this Sumner. Good boys.
! The s.me-law, against killing birds,
went mto effect on the first instant.
Recent news from the Dalles gives
little hope FOR the recovery Of Mrs.
Hand. wife of the editor Of the Moua-
taiaeer. She Is failing rapidly.
The Farmers State Convention
meets 1t Salem next Thursday. The
Governor Grover carried Delegates
free.
Regular meeting Of the City Counca
next Tuesday evening.
Slatllers off goods have been re-
ceived By those of OUR merchants who
advertise, as our readers viii observe
by calling at their establishments.
Mr.. Geo. w. Young, who has been
on visit to the Eastern States for
several months past, returned to this
city on Wednesday.
A. Wheeler, Esq, Of Shedd, who
came mp on the Ajax, brought hin
new gosds for lis friends and custom
ers to select from.
The trotter, "Eph. Maynard" has
been pRrrhased BY c. p. Bacon. Of
Portland, and IL to be forwarded to
this city in cae Of Jimmy Welch, to
be nuM In trimming for the coming