The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-27

after January next, to prepay tht
postage on all papers we mail tol
points outside OF Linn county.
J. D. Biles meandered our streets
on Wednesday. He had on slick
stovepipe hat, was well dressed
and had the look of a man who
lived well and enjoyed himself.
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s office in
this city will soon have an express
wagon and team, to enable the
agent to properly transact the ex-
tensive and rapidly increasing bust
ness offered it.
That prince of auctioneers, w.
Fl. Dodd, will sell at the Opera
House, on Saturday, December
10Th, 1874, a large assortment OF
dry goods, furs, cloaks, general mer-
chandise, groceries, wagons, etc.
This is a chance for bargains which
it will be we'll to remember.
DIR. D. NJ. Jones, of this city,
intends removing to Salem for the
Winter, to enable him to attend to
the duties of his Professorship in
the Willamette Medical College.
He will leave us IN about two
weeks. Our best wishes go with
the Doctor.
No remedy in the world ever
came into such universal use, or has
SO fully won the confidence of man.
kind, as 4ye,''s Cherry Pectoral
for the cure of Coughs, Colds and
Consumption.
Next week Messrs. John NJ.
Kitchen, O. D. Doane and John
II. Irvine 60 to Salem, to attend a
course of medical lectures at the
Willamette University.
Mr.. A. J. Pinkstone, travelling
agent for the Sacramento Record,
gave us call on Thursday. He
has had fair success in securing SUBJ
seribers for his journal in Southern
Oregon, as he is furnishing the
weekly to clubs at 50 each-truly
a low price for SO good paper.
Mr. Chas. Wilson was united to
Miss Jennie Hunt, on Saturday
evening last, at the residence of
Mr.. G. Z. Simpson, the Rev.
Isaiah Wilson officiating. The
wedding day had been set for Mon
day, but Charley concluded he
would anticipate the blessings in
store for him by several hours. A
long and happy life to Charlie and
Jennie.
The most sensible, reasonable,
and cheapest rates offered the pub
lie in the line of life insurance, is
offered by the North Pacific Mu-
tual Life Association, an exclu-
sifely Oregon institution, located at
Portland. Capital, 100000. 1t
is officered by well-known and sub
stantial citizens of the State. Mr..
L. f. Blain is agent for this city,
of whom all the necessary informa-
ton can be obtained.
The late rains having put the
Willamette on war footing, there
has been a rush of steamboats, to
our wharves for freights. This in
turn has made it extremely lively
for our warehousemen and millers,
who have shipped large amounts OF
wheat ard flour to Portland, most
of (which we suppose will be imme-
diately placed on board the vessels
now waiting there to receive car.
goes for Europe.
The Winter term of the District
School opens on Monday next, with
Mr.. I. J. Sites, as principal, assist
ed by Mr.. Nichols and Mrs. Addie
Mansfield. The attendance last
quarter averaged nearly two hun
dred pupils. The Winter term o
the College opens next Monday
also.
A bald-headed lunatic whom WI
recently dunned for three years
Hback pay" writes us: 81 dom
like the Rejusture becouze to full o
luv stores, an you can stop it t.
me-" Good enough. Now if tn,
bandy-shanked bug-eater had brain
enough to enable him to obtain
position as pot-rassler for a third
rate Chinese hash-house, he would
drown himself in the first pond HI
could find, which would be the onl,
act worthy of commentator O.
mention in worse than proftles
lite.
Tho ovfrov,,oIv, a&o., 4I,o