The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-13

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Our old friend Elder Alfred Powell
was married. a few days since, to Mrs.
Churchill. We wish them long and
happy life.
J.. Finn. Esq, was offered s., 500
! gold coin for his neat residence III the
western part OF the city Oh Wednes-
day, but refused to sell at any price.
Our farmers, taking advantage of
the ''cold SPELL" have commenced
slaughtering their hogs and bringing
them to market.
Two neH frames on north sile OF
First street. between Ferry and broad
albin. One is to be used Is millinery
and the other as barber shop.
Upon the advent of the new female
barber, we expect to see more than the
usual amount of bare faced nnscu-
Unity hereabouts.
Mrs. Culver. who has been very
near deaths door with ervsipelis. is
now thought to be out of danger, and
slowly improving. i.
The recent rains having sofnned
things considerably. farmers are. get
ting their ploWs in readiness for work.
Dodd has full supply Of Molines
Valuable real estate will be sou at
the Court House on Saturday, Deem
Der 18th. For particulars see admins
traitors sale in this issue.
Probably you are not aware tlIt J.
Bloom. on the corner of First md
Washington streets. is selling his large
stock OF dry goods ut cost. \ call at
his store win convince you OF the fict.
The Otjo came up the Willamette
river on Sunday-the first boat of he
season. She Went on up the river as
far as Corvallis, returning 11onGy
morning.
On the 9Th Of December the briggs
& Carter planning mill. together with
real estate. will he sold at auctionto
the highest bidder. See advertisement
for particulars.
Mrs. Addie Ballou lectured on SUI
day night at the Court House, AM! N
Monday night at the Opera Hou4.
Good audiences We're in attendance a
both occasions.
The Estey organ is an excellert
musical instrumcnt-in fact, we harClf
think it has any superior. Rev. Isaiah
Wilson is agent for the Estey in this
city.
The rumor that Joe Teal had soil
out to Ben Holiday. giving him er.
tire control Of the Upper Willamette.
caused a stir in this city the first O. /
the week.
\ rmmor is current that the O. s. n /
Company intend putting on line o.
steamboats, from Portland to the head .
of navigation on the Upper VILLAIN
cite.
Mart Brown talks of building an
Office on. the corner OF Broadalbin and /
Second streets. 1t is to be after the
plan and style of the REGISTER office,
and will be handsome. and handy.
Mr.. Rehwald says he will have the
finest boot and shoe house north of
San Francisco, as soon as he gets into
the new building now rapidly com
pleting on corner Of Broadalbin and
First streets.
The market for pork opens at 5l5c,
and at this price there is brisk de-
mand. The probability is that, if the
pork can be secured. a large amount T
Of pork will be cured here the coming
winter.
Mr.. j. l.. Harris on Wednesday
purchased a band of fat cattle, seventy
.hree in number, recently brought
rom Ochoco by Abe Hackleman. 1t
; the flttest lot of cattle that has been
;eeu in this market for years. Mr..
Harris will butcher them for this mar
let.
The attention of fatmers is called to
ne fact that Mr.. Stevens, travelling
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