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NEW FIEN.-Sam Miller has bought the Wag-
ON and Smithshop heretofore occupied by
Peters Sneidel, together with the material
end unfinished work, and Is now prepared to
furnish anSt hing in his line. consisting of
Carriages. BuggieS, Lumber Wagons, Hacks.
&c, and general smithiiig neatly and with dis
nafcn. employ none put the best OF lnechan-
ranted. think / can make it object for
yOu to buy of me, i'll price, style and durability
of work use the best of material. hickory
and oak, from the Eastern States. Call and er
anime for yourselves; all want is q fair trial
have had several years of experience on this
coast. and with the knowledge thus gained. am
certain can please you. guarantee TO sell Tor
cash rs low as can be bought in this city. 4
large lot of lumber wagons. side and end spring
carriages and hacks on hand. PatreniZe home
manu- fsct ory-do not send your money off ont
of the country. Act the part of wise men. and
32tf
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SUMMONS.


In the Justices Court for the Precinct of Al
bany, Linn county, Oregon.
z. w. Beeler, plaintiff, vs. F. c. Logan, de-
fendant.
To Z. c.. Logan, defendant above named
An order having been made by me this day,
you by publication in the ALBANY REGISTER,
as cy law required
In the name of the State of Oregon: You are
hereby required to appear before the undersi.sn-
cd, Justice OF the Peace for the precinct aforp-
said, on
8ut day Of January, 1876,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. Mt
the office of said Justice in said Precinct.
swer in n civil action the above named plaint iff
who claims to recover of you the sum of 5000
in Y. $. gold coin, with interest thereon in like
from the I4th day of November, 1874, as surety
upon certain promisSory note which this
plaintiff jointly and scHcrally executed with
defendant to one Martin Bailey order and
said plaintiff has been compelled to pay and
has paid in full. And also the farther sum of
$iI.23 with interest thereon at the rate of fen
per cent. per annum from July 18th, 1875,
certain prom ssGry note. made by said defend
ant III favor OF plalntlff. and now owned and
The defendant viii take notice that ii he fails
to appear and answer the said complaint, he
palntiH viii take Judgment against him for the
sum of 100000 in U. S. gold coin. with interest
vember, 1874 ar the rate of ten per cent per an
mum. also the further sum of s17.25, with inter-
est thereon from the 18th day of July. 1875. at
the rate of ten per cent. per slnnunI, together
wit the costs and disbursements of this action
to he taxed.
Given under my hand his 18th day of NoFer1l-
Der, 1873. JOSEPH HANNON.
Nov. -, lST5-9ySt6 Justice of the Peace
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Home Matters.

THE NEcK-TIE AND APRON SoCIABLE
"Wednesday night, was the biggest and
gr1lndest success, in the way of fun and
huge enjoyment, ever set up in this city.
Everybody was fairly stopping over with
jolarity, and nothing occurred during the
whole evening to mar the general pleasure.
Old and young, grave and gay, went there
with a set purpose, that purpose being to
enter into the spirit of the occasion with all
the vim there was in them-and they did.
We are inclined to the belief that every
person there-and the hall was crowded
was perfectly satisfied with the entertain
ment. The oysters, and cake, and peaches,
and taffy-in fact everything was the very
best, and the genial and smiling ladies in
waiting We're untiring in their exertions to
make all feel at home, and that their pat
ronage WAS appreciated. We don't want
any better lay otlt than that afforded on the
evening i'll question, and we believe We
speak the sentiments of all present when
we return thanks to the enterprising ladies'
who got up and managed tho whole affair
for their efforts to make it agreeable and
pleasant to each aud every one, and express
the hope that this may not be the last neck
tie party of the season. We came near
emitting mention off feature of the even
ing. the College Glee Club, which afforded
some splendid music. Two little misses,
Annie Mansfield and an adopted daughter
of Mr.. j. r. Hcrren. rendered s'Pinback''
i'll good style, receiving enthusiastic APP
plause.
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DRAINAGE.-1'h energetic citizens are
having large ditch dug through the cent
raj part of the city, running parallel with
Main street, for the purpose of draining
the wafer from the street and the several
ponds in the immediate vicinity. The
work was to be completed this week. The
above remarks apply to Lebanon.
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ELECTION AT JEFFERSON election
at Jefferson on Monday resulted rs follows:
Mayor, Prof. y. @. Cainbell; Recorder. ".
e. Rigaen Marshall, =. g. Conser Coun-
cillnesl Smith, CT B. Irwin. David
Iyoris 2. af- Metzier, Jacob conser, j.
Mansfield.
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THE BENEFIT HoP.-About fifty couples
were present at the hop OH Friday evening,
given by the Leeticonian Dancing Club,
for the benefit OF needy widow lady in
this city. Dancing was kept up until =
O'Clock in the morning. The net proceeds
were $33. which long ere this. doubtless,
have been received by the lady in question.
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LINN COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Meets here on Tuesday, December 2sth.
For programme of exercises, see first page
It viii doubtless be an occasion OF much
interest. The essay on Tuesday afternoon
will be delivered by Miss ii. Gilbert.
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ELECTION OF DIREcToRs. Stock
holders of the Linn County Agricultural
Association are notified to meet at their
office m this city on the 6thday of january,
at O'Clock P. NJ, to elect seven Directors.
See ad. elsewhere.
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NoTTCE.

o. & G. r. r. Co.,
GENfL FREIGHT AND PASS. OFFICE.
INRoM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FURTTI-
u er notice, the rate on General Merchandise
South. will be as follows:
Portland to Albany, :s5c per 100 Abs.
T.. p. ROGERS
~G. +. & p. Agt-
Portland, Oregon, Nov. Is, ls75-fw9
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MARRIED.-Our old friend, Joe Blain, of
Brownsville, was married on the 3Oth of
November. at Warsaw, Indiana. Joe may
be expected home in few weeks. We
wish the happy pair way up time.
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E;fect6ot, OF Directors.

Notice is hereby given to the subscribers
OF the capital stock OF Linn Engine Com
pany No ?. of Albany. that Il meeting of
said subscribers will be held at the Court
ftot1se IN Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Oh
MONDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1875. at i
O'Clock z. NJ. for the purpose of clecting
a Board of Directors.
G. w. GRAY.
P. II. RAYMOND. Sec. Pres.
Albany, Nov. 2G, IS75-10yS
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MUFF.-A neat little muf. taken by
mistake from the Opera House on Wednes-
day evening, has been left at this Office.
where the owner can get it by calling.
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Those LAMBS WouIdn't it be a good
idea to have those street lamps lit np these
terrible dark. stormy nights? will our
city fathers consult the wishes of a large
number of our citizens, and order the night
watch to light them?
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The music by the College Glee Clnb at
the neek-tie party was first rate but there
was too much fun going on then for that
audience to remain still moment
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READING RooM.-A Articles of ineorpora
ton were TO have been filed yesterday, in
cooperating the Subscribers Association
and Reading room. Capital stock. $500 /;
shares, s. each. Mr.. Brewer has the mat
ter III hand. The intention is, we suppose.
to furnish subscribers with a large amount
of reading matter, such as newspapers, his
tories, scientific works, etc It will be a
COED thillg 20 have around, and we wish
Mr.. b. success.
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AuEA0ClHR KGHES~
sickness, care, disaps
poin TIM ent, an II
hereditary predis<
position, all turn ( he
hnir gray, y,nnd either
OF them incline it TO
shed pre1llaturcly.
AYERS HAIR FIG<
OK by long and ex-
!. fensfve' usc. ha 5
cproven That II stops
1the falling OF the hair
I iH1araet etlfmfely !; often
sreMews the growth .
slnd always surely
restores Nfn far1tfars
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Those double-barreled perfume bottles at
A. Carolhers & Cos. just knocks the per-
simmons. They are perfectly splendid,
ard no LADY ought TO be without cne.
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Young AMER1CA.-.On the evening OF
the 18th next Friday, an entertainment
is proposed at the College by the Young
Americans. 1t will doubtless be away up.
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b. II. Allen. State Deputy [. o. G. T.,
will deliver lecture or temperance to the
citizens of Charlottesville on Wednesday
evening, December 18th, 1875. All are in
vited to attend.
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Grand Chief Templar Dunbar delivered
fine address at Star Lodge on Tuesday
evening.
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New To-Day.
Notice to stockT,oIders.

THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders of the Linn County Agricuitu-
raj Association, at their office in Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, on Thursday. the 6th day of
January, 1875, at O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose
of elecIing Seven Directors.
G. p. BURKHART, President.
w. w. PARRISH. Sec.
Albany, Dec. 10, 1S7j-l2td
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The water was so high in the Clackamas
bottom. last Saturday, as to cover f1le treck
to sufficient depth to put out the fire in
the furnace Of the locomotive attached 10
the express train.
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Mrs. Dave Lewis, living near AIiller's
died on Wednesday night. She was
daughter of John Layton.
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One hundred and seventy names, we be-
lieve, were registered at the Republican
Convention Saturday night.
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The Presidents message is quite paper
this whiz. and we are compelled to give it
in broken doses. We give a portion this
morning, and will give the balance next
week.
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Mrs. c. C. EngliSh's popularity as an
artist in hats, bonnets and general MILNE
ry still increases.
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Do you want fish hooks-go to the Dol
lar Store. If Baker hasent got 'em, he'll
tell yon where to go.
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THE VorE.-Following is the result OF
the city election held last Monday
For Mayor-N. b. Humphrey, 235
Allen Parker. 1Ss- Humphreys majority,
II.
For Recortier-C. z. Wolverton, 211 !;
n. 4. Baker, 213 Baker's majority, 2.
5 This Will doubtless be contested
For MSrshal-F. NJ. Westfall. 224; Geo.
Humphrey, 201-W Westfail's majority. %.
For Treasurer. D. Titus. 220; Cal.
BurkIlart. 199- Titus majority, H.
For Conncilmen- Republicans Geo.
W Gray, 237;J. L. Harris. 23S N. Baum,
219; J. F. Mccoy. 2ls; w. o. Palmer,
2I7. Democrats: w. Raiston. 24s; F.
Parton. 246 A. N. Arnold, 215; j. D..
Price, 19s; A. Baltimore, III Sig. Fox,
16o; A. Umphrey, 49,
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The net receipts of the neck-tie sociabl,
Wednesday night Were about Sl00-firs
rate considering the hard times.
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IsTFR building, one of the best in the city,
is for rent. Enquire at this Office.
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A postoffice has been established at Bake
Oven, Wasco county, and Mrs. Ellen Bur-
CESS appointed postmistress.
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small Farm For sale.

/ YtNG FIVE MILES EAST OF CORVALLIS.
~ seven miles from Albany, containing 100
acres OF land, all under fence. On the premises
l. a a good dwelling house and outbuildings. and
splendid orchard, known as the Phelps farm
Terms low one-third of purchase money down.
b1lttnce on time. For further particulars en-
quire of HART ALIEN
Nov. I-nSlnl Halsey, OregoL.
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Mrs. S. A. Johns intends TO have a big
lay out of holiday goods. Keep your eye
on her store.
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Considerable sunshine OH Thursday.
Weather pleasant.
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Bart. Allen called OH Wednesday. Bari
is now first class temperance advocate
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LEBANON is way up, you bet. Her
young people now rejoice in a skating rink.
'Ror for Lebanon.
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The big OK Lost River Ranger - on
exhibition at the State Fair, is reported
dead.
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A new dressmaking establishment is soon
to be opened on First street.
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Mrs. Sinerson, near Miller's station, died
on Wednesday night. She was a sister OF
Milton Hale, of tllis city.
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Remember the meeting on Monday night
Twosters.
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Our old friend, w. r. Dunbar, G.. w.
C. L. of Oregon, called on Tuesday. He
was sober.
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The youngest daughter of A. L. Stinson.
ofJefferson. who has been very low with
typhoid fever at the residence of Judge
Haley for two or three weeks past, we are
glad to hear is recovering.
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The vote at the municipal election was
larger by seventy-five votes than at any
previous election.
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The NJ. f. S. S. concert has been post
poned until Friday evening OF next week.
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NASAL JoKE.-The Salem Statesman
says that the President of the Nasal Asso-
citation has moved to Albany. That smells
very much like it was intended as a joke
on Norton, of the Democrat.
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CAMP meets tonight. Nomination
night. Come out.
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special Notices.

~ Ifyou want to buy The latest style
of lady's Rubber Boots, go TO Jake Fleisch-
ner's, on First and Broadalbin streets. 6tf
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The Santiam is biin' over-very-near
ly as high as in 81.
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Mart. Bringhan, OF Sweet Home, was in
the city, Wednesday.
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NEW JEwELRY SToRE.-ATr. Charles
Bouregardus. some time ago, concluded to
go to California or somewhere else to engage
in business. and sold out his furniture. etc.,
preparatory to moving. He took the pre-
caution, however. to make prospecting
tour before finally determining to leave our
beautiful little city, and soon became con-
vinced that there was no place eqtal to
Albany, i'll business point of view. and
he has therefore determined to remain here,
and will soou open q new stock of jcwelry,
etc.. probably on First street, between
Ferry and Washington. Success to him.
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ELECTION. Monday was election day.
Elsewhere will be found the names of the
gentlemen put forward by the Republican
Convention, which met on Saturday even
ing, for the different offices. The Demo-
cratic Convention, which met OIL Friday
evening, placed the following ticket III the
field: For Mayor, Allen Parker Record
er, NJ. A. Baker; Treasurer, CAL Burkhart;
Marshal, Geo. Humphrey Councilmen,.
Dallas Price, A. n. Arnold. VIM. Raiston,,
Frank Parton, Sig, Fox, and A. Umphrey.
The canvass was most spirited, and every
effort was made by Democrats to secure
the election of at least portion of their
ticket. The usual election ssfictions'' and
articles We're used by our Democratic breth-
rem to secure Republican votes, some of
which were successful. We are inclined
to the belief that when it comes to s.work-
ers'' our Democratic brethren have few
OF the most stubborn men on earth. who
believe in winning an election at any cost.
1t was lIotly contested election, sure, and
everything that it was thought would have
the smallest particle of influence was
brought to bear on the voter to secure a
vote against the Republican ticket. As
usual, however, in spite of everything that
could be said or done by the opposition,
the city has again gone Republican. The
Mayor, Treasurer, Marshal, and four of the
six CounciImen being Republicans. Fol-
lowing are the successful men:
Mayor-Capt. N. b. Humphrey.
Recortler-M. A. Baker.
Treasurer. ID. Titus.
AIarShal-F. NJ. Westflll
Councilmen-Dr. G. w. Gray, r. F. Nc
Coy. n. Baum and J. l.. Harris, Repubi-
cans, Frank Parton and VIM. Ralston.
Democrats. Good enough.
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Myer Harris keeds most excellent ci-
gar, as we happen to know.
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SHAMEFUL.-Last Monday evening as
we were passing along First street, we OBJ
served four or five boys. between the ages
of ten aud fourteen, with a quart bottle
containing liquor of some kind, and the
way they threw themselves OIL the outside
of the contents of that bottle would
have done justice to the oldest rum -guzzer
on the coast. Isn't it strange that despite
the law forbidding the selling of liquor to
minors, there are men even III this commu-
nifty who defy the law and public sentiment
by furnishing little boys liquor! A man
must be lost TO all self-respect and decency
WHO will furnish little children with an ar
ticle thai will destroy them body and soul,
and the sooner he is terrified ont and driven
from the community he sooner will the
community be rid OF a monster.
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While the stage from the south was
attempting to cross Cottonwood creek,
about Is miles this side of Yreka, which
was very high, last Tuesday night week,
both leaders were drowned.
An alleged case of crooked whisky
making has been found at Vamnoy's
ferry, in Jackson county.
No houses in Jacksonville to rent for
love nor money.
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The few compost
tions, which have won
the confidence of man-
kin d and become
household ord 8 ,
among not only one
but many nations,
must have cxtraortli-
nary virtues. Perhaps
noOnC ever Securgd
so wide a reputation, ,
or maintained It so
long ms YER,S =
CHERRY PICTORIAL. 1t
has been known to tic
l1a1bffC for allOQf f0ff Y
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Eggs three bits per dozen-scarce.
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River f.llingand the boats can again pass
the locks.
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DIR. Plummer has some of those way up
cigars
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IS Cash paid for Eggs, at J. F'leisell-
ner's, corner of First ard Broadalbin
streets. 6tf
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from rI,e FORKS.

FORKS OF SANTTAsT, Dec 1876.
ED. REGISTER As several OF our fel-
low-eitlzens on commencement of the work
on the santIam bridge gave their individ-
uai hond Cd the workInen for the sum OF
81, 500, and was at That time assured that
there was only $500 yet to be made up by
subscription, and on the final completion
OF tie work it appears that def
cheney Of about 500. Together with 800
due on subscription but not collected for
which amount the said bondsnlen eave
their individual note at tile bank. Nov,
Mr.. Editor, would like 90 know whether.
this discrepancy of $500 is a mistake, or
have some Of the original subscribers renig-
ed would ask further, IS benefited
community going to cit supinely down and
let the few men suffer- If gtIey do, it will
be bad precedent. More anon
CAHTAIN j JAcK.
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d. b. RICE, NJ. D..
Surgeon & Physician.

(NFFICE Fiist street, between Ferry
~ and Washington. RESIDENCE Third
street, two blocks below or east of ATetlio-
asp Church, Albany, Oregon. v5n46
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years, by a long continued series Of marvellous
cures, fhathave won for 1t confidence in ifs
virtues, never equailed by any other medicine
Ttstili makes the most etfectual cures of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, that can be made
by medical skill Indeed the CHERRY IsEcToIAL
their terrors, to n great extent, and given q
feeling OF immunity from their fatal effects,
that Is well founded, IL he remedy be taken in
seison. Every family should have AZ In their
closet for the ready and prompt relief nG tas
saved by this timely protection. The prudent
should not neglect III, and the wise will not.
Keep it by you for the prntectionit Aff6rde by
its timely use in sudden attacks.
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER a G'O.s LOWELL Wns9ss
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
81 Sold by all Druggists and DeAlears Ht
Medicine. Sv7y
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EPIzOOTICs DEsTANCED.

4 HAA III \ = H1za1A = = AA-H1 A1h y A-sS
A Nd Is FLOURISHING LIKE a GREEN
N bay tree. Thankful for past fayors,
and wishing to merit the continuance of
the same. the BAY TEAM Will always be
ready, and easily fonnd, to do any haullng5
compensation EgD eIfvery of Goods
a Speciality. a. n. ARNOLD.
20v5 Proprietor.
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Chas. Cartwright was in the city Weanes
day.
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The Twnssets have on foot arrangements
for getting np grand alltertainnnerlf, 10
come oii, probably about iE.e stls Of january.
~ be WY slP, yon ran guess.
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Furniture Warerooms

FRED GRAF.
HAVING purchased the entire interest of q.
Ii Collar in the late firm of Graf & Collar. in
the furniture business, takes this opportunity
10 return his thanks to the citizens of Albany
and vicinity who have so generously patron
continuance of the same sSss= All kinds of fur
niture kept on hand and manufactured to order
Mt lowest rates. FRED GRAF
Albany, Nov l2-vSnS
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G. w. WILCOX.

Homeopathic Physician.
nFFICE--WITH DIR. E. H. GRIFFIN.
~ Chronic diseases specially. Office open
day and night when not professionally engaged.
Albany, Or, Dec. B, lS75-vSnll
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nErosITs RECEIvED SUBJECT TO
y check at sight.
Interest allowed ON time deposits in coin.
Exchange on Portland, San Francisco,
and New York, for sase mt lowest rates.
Collections made and promptly remitfed.
Refers to FL. w. Corbett, Henry Failing;
w. S. Ladd.
Ranking hours from 8 a. NJ. to4 p. III.
Albany, Feb. /, 1S7t-22v3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-10

You are hereby requested to meet at the
residence of Mrs. S. A. Johns, in Alba-
ny, on Friday afternoon, Dec 10, 1875. for
the consideration of an important project.
Pelase be in attendance if possible.