The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-22

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read the ad, of Mr.. r. Cheadle elsewhere
in this paper. and then go and see him
about 1t.
We read that ''the way of the transgres-
sor is hard,'' and the way viii be harder
still unless you get your fixins at Bakers
dollar store.
Thursday. October 81.
Coal oil is selling at 81 per can.
Wheat quoted at go cts, in this city.
Ben. Turlay, of Astoria, called few
moments yesterday.
DIR. Boyd, sheriff. of Baker county, ar
rived in this city yesterday.
M. FL. Abbott, Esq, late OF Pendleton, is
expected to arrive ia this city to-day.
Hon. J. r. Luttrell, of California, Grated
to select Democratic few last evening.
Budd Chapman Is down with typhoid
fever at the American Exchange Hotel.
Baker, at the dollar store VIII have lots Of
new goods up from below to-day.
| An uncle of Mrs. A. N. Arnold, arrived
from the East on the noon train yester-
day.
Mr.. s. A. Dawson, is having new adj
dition erected to his dwelling on Third and
Ellsworth.
/ Mr.. Hosteadler's brother-in-law, from
| Illinois, came up on yesterdays noon
/ train.
Mrs. Coll. Van Cleve and three children
arrived in this city from Baker City, on
| yesterdays noon train.
Messrs. Bell 6 Parker, were busy trans
ferring their drugs, ETC., to their new store
in Froman,s brick yesterday.
We received a call yesterday from E. f
Wheeler, Esq, soliciting agent for F. M.
Spaulding 6 Cos. paper and twine Ware
house, San Francisco.
Ans. Marshal says that if the fellow
that stole his carriage lights, win bring
them back, all will be well if he don t.
the first chance that he gets he'll knock his
light out.
1t IS understood that Messrs. J. F. Back
ensto, Jase. Wheeler and G. p. BurkhaTt
are the parties who left this city yesterday
to 60 over and examine the route of tn
; proposed Mckenzie Canal.
Carpenters, for some days past, hay
/ been busily engaged putting another stor.
on the residence on Third and Washington
recently purchased by DIR. ID. ri. Jones Q
John Irving. Itpromises to look gay whel
finished.
BoRN.-In this city, on the morning c
the 2Oth to the wife of w. ]. Warren, SOL
Billy is as proud as school girl with
, new pull-back dress.
G. NJ. Stroud, conductor on the Alban
Express train, between this city and Port
land, was taken with congestive chill Tue.
. day night, and was lying at the st. Charie
last night in critical condition. His VIII
had been sent for, and was expected to Al
. rive from Portland last night.
FINE BEEF.-James Harris has purchase
a small lot of fine beef cattle, sixteen i
number, of Mr.. John Powell, paying thert
q for three cents pound. The cattle wel
driven from Ochoco, and are in splendid o.
. der. The bunch grass country beats tt
l. world for beef cattle.
y GooD TEMPLARs.-we understand ths
'e there was a very large turnout last Tuesda
= evening at their hall. Visitors from se1
~ eral different lodges were present, togetht
NC with Messrs. Walker and Frpsh. The tw
named gentlemen made quite length
y speeches.
a. PTTcHFoRKED.-Harry Parker, secon
al son of E. A. Parker, Esq, druggist OF tn
city, engaged in packing fruit at the Aide
-. Dryer in the west end of the city, ran b
- foot against one of the tines of rusty pitcs
Il fork, on Wednesday, making an ugly If n
:, dangerous wound, the tine entering the tc
of the foot and penetrating an inch or tw
of SHoEING A MULE.-As we were on o.
up daily travels yesterday in search of som
he thing to s'hop on to- in the shape of !:
er item, just as we were about halt bio,
he away ffom blacksmith shop, we heal
humping and loud talking. The langua
sts used was very suggestive of that count
NO where they use birthstone to kindle fir
,b- with. On going to the shop we found TO
M men and three boys who had been tryiI
~ TO shoe mule about the size of a jack rabb
as The mule was not just exactly on t
shoulder y but he had SPLENDID use Of |
hind legs in fact, he was real handy wi
'ac them. We left the belligerent parties stan
as ing and watching each other, while t
on man that attempted TO put the shoe Q
~ was stopped over rubbing his leg and "a
ing that he did not know the confound
I'D cigar was lit.''
= WATER WHEE1s.- Since the completi
S OF Che Albany s. Santiam Canal, all,
~ nearly all, our factories, mills, foundry q
warehouses use water IS power for r.ope
er ing their machinery. Our city to-day boa
~. of more water-wheeis than any other q
- in the State. In stroll yesterday amo
the various warehouses. mills. etc. In