The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-07-09
that he will recover. He thinks the worst
wound Is cut on the face, not reported

wound Is a cut on the face, not reported
heretofore.
! ARM BRoKEN.-Last evening Robert
Chambers, living ont near Knox Butte,
met with a severe accident, resulting in
the breaking of the left arm between the
shoulder and elbow, dislocating the elbow,
receiving deep cash in the same arm
/ Just below the shoulder, and badly bruising
and lacerating the lett hip. AS VIC are
Informed, the accident happcnd in this
hfyise lie had left his team n moment.
when the animals started to run. Bob
started for the with a rush. intend
ing to get g- on 10 the vehicle, seize the lines
allltt stop the team, but he missed his grasp
and fell, when the wagon passed over him.
| injnring him rs above stated. Dr. Rice
was sent for, aud the necessary medical at
teuIion given him.
The Faante Patton on her down trip
Tuesday ran on to bar somc seven miles
below Salein, where she lay till yesterday.
The river is low and falling rapidly. The
Grorer announced that she made her last
trip to Corvallis to-day. There is coz
siderable freight yet awaiting shipment be-
low. and the Bo'tdnza will be anxiollsly
looked for, as the regular boats draw most
too much water to get up many more trips
even to this city.
ONCE MoIE.-In answer to ..A.,' and
''F.'s'' squib in the <tl5unfan, the Sia,nese
Twins respond that they are under the
impression that if they Is. T.) desire either
''brains" or beauty, = they will have to
search beyond .sA.'' and .'F.'' S. Il.
Our old friend, Mrs. Aaron, of Quincy.
H., called on US to-day. We had not seen
her since 134S-over a quarter of a century
ago. We were young folks then.
Mrs. a. is here visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Courtney and Mrs. Ostrander.
CLosFP TIIL SEPTEMBER. - District
school closed to-day, rot to be opened
until sometime i'll September. School
bills in the hands of the Clerk.
Postoffice box rent is due, as this is the
first of the quarter, and the Postmaster
would like to wriis receipt to each box
renter. "a hint.'' Sc.
large express from this city To-day
two express wagon loads, besides packages
OH the mail coach.
Union prayermeeting at the Baptist
church this evening. Come outlets fill
the house chock full.
Dr. Jones reports Mrs. Cochran de-
ciledly better this morning. and thinks
her recovery certain.
Col. Nesnlitil is in the city, looking as
natural as life.
An excursion train will run for the
Roberts bridge campmeeting on Sunday
SERVICES AT TIE u. +. CHURCH LAST |
NIGuT.-A goodly number were present
at the union services in the NJ. E. Church |
last evening. The exercises were opened |
by singing $ Sweet hour of Prayer, - and |
reading part OF the !4tll chapter OF John. |
The meeting was led by the pastor of the
Church. Rcy. |. Wilson, who said we honor
God by asking large blessings of Him, or
believing the plo:nises Of Christ. We
ought to come to a throne OF grace with
confidence, and ask largely that our joys
may be full. God having given his only
Son to die feru< will with him freely give
Is all things. While at campmeeting Ile
MFR. WILSON, had witnessed the power Of
Sod i'll the salvation OF souls, and in the
of believers in the faith oftle
gospel.
Then followed singing, from ll,e 'ssong
ivangel, - oh. happy day. that fixed
ny choice, On thee, my Savior and my
iod.''
Mr.. Hebber said he was anxious to see
lie revival of Gods people, and sinners
onverfed.
Mr.. BIain said this union effort reminded
i'm of the glorious meeting of last winter
nd rcjoiccd when lie saw in the DAILY
REGISTER that the churches were all work
ng together for the salvation of souls.
Mr.. Blain's remarks were followed by
inging; Did Christ DER sinners weep?
And shall our cheeks be dry ?'' +
Mr.. Conner spoke of the wonderful love
fJesus in weeping over and saving lost sin
ers. and told how he had been led to the
avior of men,.
Rev. MIR. Bowersox, Willie speaking of
fr. Hammond,s visit to this city. said a |
reater than Hammond is here-tlle Lord
esis, who is mighty to. save, is wfthsHis
eopie, and in Him we must trust to accom-
lish the work of salvation.
Father Royal rejoieel TO see the united
Hort of Gods people to save souls, aud
uild up the canse Of Christ.
Others spoke earnestly. but we cannot
emembeF all the good things which Were
aid during the service.
Strawberries and cherries are about play
q ont. Grapes, plnHss, watern1elons and
ucll are coming on.
MARRIED..
At the residence Of Walter Monteith.
Esq, July ], 1875 by Rev. ri. w. Sfrat,
on, assisted by Rev. s. G. Irvine. Mr..
duncan Rankin and Miss Lima Rfdeorf-
II ofrhis city. -',s.s>''s
Aceompaa ing the above notice came q
f.,l4< az Al.