The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-14
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W. Churhlllg of tHardsblTs' g'sa
us a pleasant calllolt Monday. /

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soon. S.i
Judge Mccoy. of Peoria. ma'ie It's q
business caii on Tuesday.
Iocai items and pleasant weather
are anxioasiy lookei for byall classes.
Mr.. Clementis able to BE- out on the
street again after his severe Illness.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson Is reported slowly
, conwlescing. 'ff' e
A large amount OF disagreeable
weather during the week.
A new awning has gone up in flpnt
ofithe Foster double frame. oll north
side of First street. ~ ig I
Those wishing to perfect themselves
In penmanship at Lebanon, should at
tend Prof. ,Garrison's. school.
Steamboats, still disturb the early
morning hours with their discordant
whistling. n ga ,i,, u
Atthe Rebekah bali on the 26th Of
next month, the ladies are to dress in
calico. Hoppe! p 5
A. Carothers q Co. are furnishing
fruit trees, shrubbery, etc., from Wax
ling's nursery, near Milwaukee. y
| Democratic State Convention meets
in this city next Wednesday, March
18th.
The third lecture on evidences of
future state" viii be. delivered by
Elder Stephenson, at the Court House,
Tomorrow evening. 4.4 al
One hundred kegs ofsplendid syrup
just reserved 1T Samuel e. Yoiing's--
a tremendous lot Of sweetness for sale
low. f3 I. i's 'i' Il F"'"i
The talk Is that we are to have two
more butcher shops in the city soon.
There are but, three now-ample room
for more! e,sD .sy4 ais.e
Republican primaries meet next Sat-
urday. We hope they will be largely
attended, and the best men selected as
Delegates to the County Convention.
To the courtesy Of Mr.. Peters we
have been furnished with copies Of the
Daily S. F. CAronicle, for which Mr..
P. is agent for this city.
Mr.. Warren win open a furniture
store on First street. in rooms lately
occupied by the Cosmopolitan Restau-
rant. t
Fred Hill had both hands severely
burned, last Saturday, while attempt
ing to extinguish the flames arising
from a lot Of burning paper.
The Good Templar Lodge Of this
city Is increasing Its membership rap
idly: ten new members were initiated
last Tuesday evening.
Hugh Lee. aged "a, living near
Peoria, was very low with erysipelas
on the 10th. His friends had little
hope Ofhis ultimateecovery.
Mr.. James Sheriff., Of Halsey,
called on Wednesday. Mr., S. Is
engaged 10 the manufacture ofSeeders
and Cultiyators, large number Of
which be has builtand sold this season.
Mrs. r. A.; Chamberlain, trans
Medium, lectured at the Court House
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
to fair audiences. Lectures ffee--that
Is, the ''hat was passed. at the close
Mrs. Harry Cody, W. II. Dodd and
| N. v. Brown were the delegates elect.
ed from the lodge in this city TO attend
the Grand Encampment Of G. Of r. c.
at Salem.
The Rebelahs give agraDd ball and
sociable In this city on the evening Of
the 2sth, to which a general invitation
Is extended to all Odd Fellows in good
standing thrOughOHt the State! sI4
Atthe meetiugofths Central Grange
on Tuesday, Me@rs. L. G. Burkhart,
I SD. Haley and VIM. M. Powers were
appointed a committee to ascertain
the feasibility and probable cost ofim-
proving tie Willamette liver 40 as to
make Il nayigable 70 this city all the
| year round. with Instructions to report
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