The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-30

Gran. IIaight has quit butchering.
Charley Keifer has Il band OF white
mice.
Apples sold for 25c per bushel on
Tuesday.
Jake Flcischner, of Portland, came
up on Tuesday.
No change in general market quota
tions since last week.
Mrs. Addie l.. Ballou has been
lecturin@ ut Jefferson during the week.
I.auner Ralston has gone to manip-
ulating lightning under Jos. Purclonl,
w. L. telegraph operator in this burg.
About these times set out fruit trees.
Don't put it Off, as it will soon be too
late.
Rev. Mr.. Irvinc's wife presented
him with token of her affection the
first OF the week, weighing II pounds.
Heavy rainfllis III California during
the week. Heavy snow falls have
blocked the mountain roads. The
storm was Subsidin@ at last dates.
John Priest. now in the Eastern
States. has gone and got married He
proposes to return to Oregon in the
Spring.
Nimrod Payne and family arrived
in this city from the Eoise country, a
few days since. lie has sold out his
interest in that country.
Dave Thompson has been enjoying
the chills since returning from Browns
vile last week. There seems to be no
pleasure without its pain.
At the funeral of Rev. Edward Par
rish. on Monday last, there We're five
children and twenty-one grand-chil-
dren of the deceased present.
/ Don't get your clothing made at 5.
/ W. Melan's, the merchant taylor on
+ First street, unless you want good
goods and perfect fits" every time.
The annual migration Of wild geese
| has commenced. and large tlocks daily
pass. flying southwark. Large tlocks
/ of swan, too. have been noticed. max
+ ing their way toward the sunny south
If we are not to have Il cold winter,
all the old signs have played OUT
! Miss Susan B. Anthony admits that
/ she did sit OH Tilton's knee, and it
didn't fill her so full OF pride that she
can't speak to common folks the same
as ever, neither.
Chas. Mealey, having put up and
partly finished new house on his
ranch near Moss Butte. thirty-five or
! forty miles from this city, last week
moved his family out there. He will
spend his time hereafter educating
sheep to raise fine wool and savory
mutton.
Mr.. Miller. a former resident OF
Albany. who has been residing in
Illinois for some time past, lately az
rived in the city, and is now looking
for 4 residence. as he wishes to make
this his future home. No one leaves
Albany without wishing to return.
Mr.. Barr received by express from
the East. on Monday, package con,
tanning 4 fine overcoat. dresses, etc.
for wife and baby. all present from
IN aunt. Such relatives are the kind
to have. Shouldn't object to half {
dozen or so ourself.
The wife Of Mr.. Cundif., of this city
presented him with twin girls early
Sunday morning, the two weighing
1624 pounds. One of them dieC
shortly after its birth. and was con
signed to the cold, cold ground OF
Sunday afternoon.
Prot. Warren's little daughter, Edna
died on Thursday night of last week
after a long and painful illness. Edn
was not quite two years old, we be
lieve. Prof. Warren and his estima
BILE lady has the sincere sympathy c
the community in their bereavement
, Jas. II. Foster is erecting q small
, frame building on north side of Firs
/ street. between the City Drug Stor
: and the old two-story frame. to b
used as barber shop, we understand
, He also contemplateS erecting fran
Il