The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-02-05
Calvin B. McDorald lectures at Cor

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h,liv carried ont.
Boats AM, no t,iA,cu,tv IN pavio.t.
inc t,.e yy,llarcette ~ thia rcIrt We
notice that there IA roo~e ta,as A,,e
usual a,nonnt az travel op the river,
these elays. owing no coubt 10 chean
fires
At t,,a ueeting of the stockbo,e,ars
of tho uono M.nufactnsno 70 a.,
Sa,an ON ,r,as,lav. nothing was done
as ,l,a,a ,.oa NO o,,or,,m HowsIono
orc t,,;no. 20 -am.in tb,sa AKA .
NOT whv ,
Allen par,,ar retprnef, from Asto,,o
lost veaL r,oki,o tho tr,n oyar t,,o.
tr.;1 +ba sno-v ., ,,,ocos ha,,n +t,roo
feet fIaen NJ r. Morris h,s
nar,lner Il attn at Astoria wl,pre be
had been very sick but was better
when Mr.. Parker left.
,rhe Ladies' Aid So. .ietv of this c,tv
oeets on the afternoon. of ,ha t,rs,
,,,b,rs,,ov In ooch nortl, ,rla aot-
;nr t,,;s ,,,o.t, $500. t.,, ;. .,,. ..s,,,a,c.
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The Society is doing n gool work.
On Thursday of last week 4 t,anolter
was given tn the wifi of C. n.
S;mnson we;oh,no tx no,mds Two
teeth had made their onnearopca vban
born. It died on the following satur-
dav. and was taken to Salem for burial
ON Monday.
Cbas. Bourgarles is spending a large
amount of money i'm improving and
fitting up his fine farm recently p,ir-
chased across the Callpooia. II Is his
intention To have one Of the most con-
yenient and handsome country resi-
dences in the valley.
A letter recently received from Mart.
Payne, says he Is anxious to get back
home. Mrs. Payne's health has much
;mnrovefi einrinp their stav I'm San
I.nis oh,sno. BEFORE another month
nassas t,,ev win f,onb4,ess both he here
ut home. ..,rhere,s no place like
home.
The O.S.N.Co. and the O.S.S.Co.
will work touetter hereafter. Each
oomnanv 20 constr,ctino naw hoats n
nlv ~. tho. yvii,orretts the formar t,vo
hoa.. oea7 foot haa,n ord the lattar
tv,o hoats .. a 6aat beam Rpsinass
promises 70 b.. lively ON the william
| ette the coming season.
The Salem Alden works. since their
;,o,,.ot;on hov. n,t un soo
bushels of apples and pears, and the
| fruit is pronounced just splendid.
Linn county has the fruit, and all we
want is the erection of works of this
character to give tile green fruit q
market value.
Those who suffer from nervous irri-
tations, Itching, uneasiness, and the
discomfort that follows from an en-
feeblcd and disortiered state of the sys-
tenn, should take Ayer's Sarsap@fna,
ana cleanse the Dioou. furge OUT tne
lurking distemper that undermtnes tne
health, and the constitutional vigor
will return.
s. j. Archibald, who lives q few
miles from this city. mourns the loss
OF two precious little ones. aged re-
spectively three and seven years, Of
membrane Group. One died on Sum
day and the other on Monday. Mr.
Archibald and famiiy nave the fniiess
sympathy OF the whole community ~
t"e'l s''1 va - : 'e
Inc thsru annual meeting OF tne
Oregon Woman's Sanrage Associatiot
will be held In Masonic Hall, Fort
land, on the Sth inst.-next Iuesday
Sessions Will be held each morning.
afternoon and night thereafter til the
business Is transacted. 1t is expected
that many of. the foremost men and
women Of the State will be present
and address the Association. Every
body y invited.
As the breadth Of wheat sown II
Linn county last Gall was not yerJ
large. the loss Will be correspondlngiy