The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-12
PARAGRAMr.Ers.

Good potatoes and hay for sale at
Il. Cheadle's store, First street. y
On tho 9th. to the wife of Chas.
kiefer, daughter.
The Ohio came up on Tuesday.
Will return again to-day.
Farmers getting ready for the spring
work. and plows are In demand.
s. Montgomery thinks of going to
Southern California as soon as the
weather will admit of travel overland.
Wm. Tally closed his billiard sa-
loon on Monday, preparatory to re-
moving to the southern portion of the
State, where he proposes to invest in
sheep and things.
"A. B. Morris returned last week to
his home in this city from Astoria,
where he had beeu detained by the
Ice blockade of the Columbia river for
some time. safe and sound in health.
Geo. I. Bromley, the noted humor-
ist, has been secured as contributor
to the Musical Rerteac. San Francisco,
which will lend an additional cllartn
to that publication.
Quite little shower on Thursday, With
Ne are Indebted to sunie kind friend for
present CT some dne hprles on Wednes-
Columbia river open and grain will now
go forward without delay. No change in
current prices.
Total number of children over 4 and
under &c cars, in this school district, as
reported by the efficient school Clerk, A.
n. Arnold, 572-an increase OF 6S since last
| year.
turning lathe and other machinery. to
| the amount of $500, on corner of WASH
ington and Second streets.
Mart. Payne and wife returned from
! California. IL few days since, somewhat
| There are 4,553 school children in the
| county, between the ages of four and
| twenty-one, the sex being about equally
| There are $500 voters IN the county,
There are over 2.50) married on mar
| riageable females in the county.
Ii is estinai ell hat there are fully 1000
children In the county, under four years
| of age.
| Number of children in this school dis
trict NO. 81, between the ages of four and
twenty, 572-2S2 males and 290 females.
! Number of children in the city under
| four years of age, estimated at 400.
| Number of voters in this school district
| tpersons over p years who have paid q
tax other Than poll taxi. $50.
Number of votes at the last city election,
about $50.
| Number of children not attending any
| school during 1874. over 4 unu under 20
| years, 10; number attending Collegiate
| Institute, A. attending private school, 20.
| Messrs. Coruln Clement have pur-
chased saw-miil beyond Lebanon in the
| vicinity of Sweet Home, and intend soon
| TO put 10 work. II = q wafer mill.
Geo. f. Settlemire has sold his drug
| store to Jas. FoshaY, and will soon retire,
from business here TO attend to his mines
| out al Greenhorn.
| Another party has been organized, we
| learn. for the purpose of working gold
| mines on the SAN; ;iam.
Miit. Beach. OF Burna Vista, had severe
J tack of paralysis a few days ago. He was
brought to this city ON Thursday to receive
melical III teafion.
Ike Conn, who has been lying very i'll
with erySiI>ellS fer-er for two or three
weeks, Is, we are harry TO learn, recover
| The Albany La lies ALL Society have
forwarded so 10 the kansas-S ebraska
| sufferers.
Hale Bae.xensto has leased the Exchange
| The first of next month. Under his man.
| agemeni the Exchange will soon rank
among the first hotels in the State.
At the annual meeting of the Linn Co.
| Bible Society, Feb. 9Th. 1875, DIR. +. X.
/ Geary WAS elected President; j. II Fos-
| u. d. Gray. Treasurer; DIR. q. p. s. Plum
| mer, Depository. The Executive Conn
mittee is as follows: Eli Carter, Rev. l.
! Wilson, Prof. r. X. Warren, j. w. Web
| in hands of Treasurer, 81 10; amount of
! collection at N. L. Church. Feb. 7tll.
/ SD 80. number of books purchased, Sl44
| 40: Bibles given away on account of A. B.
| Society, 81: Bibles in hands of Depository,
| $l2S 10; Bib.cs sold, $l4 30.