The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-25
Home Interests.

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/ ssGooD UoKDs. We offer the follow
/ ;no words for those who wish TO become
sneIIists to practice on. The first, proba-
bly the longest in the English language, is
in Loves Labor Lost, - act Vs, scene /,
/ Observation-Disclosures The next is
| frnn, s.Pilprins of the Rhine.'' by Bulwer,
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Next from SRA
/ helais' Antipericatametanana beugtSl-
fam1hic- c-Ribrationestoople The
following is the name of a Spanish officer
Don Juan Sepomuceno de Burionagonato-
recagageazeoecha. A town in thes isle ot
| Aft1li is pronounced Observation-Disclosures
attain. Then we have observation-disclosures
xIlrchschwindsuc lumgsgegenyereiny
IlSirophep fenetliRmipe aud Rpiy lslasssstic-
0ntsnonAitne nlsalaSfAs9 4stG &s10 words
that appeared I'd Il recent ngiiaiher Of the
London Times and Star. SaIlkashtachatli-
rthivratolyapana and Swapancfaksharim
ahahtTsistora are productions of Sancrit lit
er:atrIre. We have n few choice words left
for another occasion.
CHANGED HANDs.-aIr. John Petty
has purchased the interest of Messrs Me-
knight s. Cowan In tsleEbutcher fshop on
First street. and will hereafter cater to the
wants of this public in the way Of furnish
ing sweet. juicy steaks. roastS. etc. Mr..
Petty is one ofthe hest butchers in the
State. Is thoroughly reliable and a perfect
gentleman, and those patronizing him
viii be Well and honestly served. Try
him on.
OPPOSfTIoN-Ts said to be the life OF
trade. II this be true. trade at Lebanon
must be way np,'' from the reports that
reach us from that fiourishing burg.
Messrs. Montague. & Me6;awleys and jim
Cowan. dealers in general MERCHANDISE.
are running the opposition business .sred-
hot, : selling goods cheaper. sos'tis said,
cheaper than they can be got anywhere at
retail. Somebody is butliKl to be the
gamer. let who win be the loser.
At two o'clock p. NJ. to-day. The
Good Templars of this city took charge oi
the remains of the late Nelson Wrigin.
Conveying them from the residence of Ans.
Marshall to the Congregational church,
where an eln1ueil. funeral sermon was
delivered nv Rev. Mr. Stratto,, and from
thence to the Albany cemetery. A large
number of citizens joined the procession &c
tile grave.
A large number of threashers,g headers.
and other agricultural machinery is being
distribntea along the line of the railroad
The river steamers. also. are laden with
| this kind of machinery. showing that ON
| farming friends are getting ready for q
huge harvest.
For OCHoco.-Afrs. L. Elkfns and Miss
Mary Douthitt took Mondays train fol
| Portland en- yoate for Ochoco. where they
VIII spesld some weeks during The Saass'
| nef.
,Tts,r,,,6z Daa-,I xs.y., 1x,;if tavzao q q,
run the warehouse at Tangent. is building
himselfa neat cottage close by. The ware.
honse win be PIT in the best condition FOL
the reception of grain this fall.
Mr.. A. b. Morris has completed his
new residence ner the fine warehouse oi
Parker & Morris. and It is one of the neat
est in the city.
Henry ATyer died about 10 O'Clock this
morning. He will be buried to-norrow.
Albany Fire Co. No. l taking charge OF
fIle remains.
NAME CHTNGED.-Hallett's station.
Lane county. will hereafter be known as
IrTing's station.
FRIDAY. JUNE Is. 1875.
Weather warm, cloudy and threatening
more rain.
Beef cattle are plentiful at three cents
per pound ON foot,
Miss Lizzie CoIver starts fol the Dalles
in few days.
Some Of the boys were out on little
serenade last evening.
The man with the wart on his nose has
left the city.
Miss Rilla Nixon and mother came in
from Ranches de santtarn yesterday.
some-very nice looking wool came into
the city to-day.
our handsome City Marshal. Dick FOX.
hnslfng official business titill.> has gone to
training colts to make an honest livelihood.
Al large band ofcattie, bound for oehoco,
passed through this city yesterday, owned
b Mr.. PfaesOr, ~ Polk eoiinty.
}. H. Foster 3 Co. are building an adj
dition or wing to the Magnolia Mills, to
give them more storage room.
Rev. Jos. Emery. Of Corvallis, passed
through the city thismorning. en- rouse foI
the campmeeting near Tangent.
w. G. Brown, Of Dallas, Polk county.
passed through our city with $50 head Ol
cattle, this morhangs q. route for Antelope
valley.
A large number Of Corvallis flremEu
came down to-day, to partieipate IN the
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