The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-07-09
SATURDAY, july 8. 1875.


the other day, expects to return about th
first ofSeptember.
Grill Burkhart, who has been quite sic
during the week, Is about again. w
learn.
GRooUET TPIcSlc.-Q,ite party of youn;
ncpple crossed the Willamette from tIli
city this afternoon to take their 4th il
croqueting.
Mr.. Frum has been removed to th
Granger hall, Lebanon, where lie is get
ting along finely, and from present tp
.pearances will soon be well.
AT the celebration at Jefferson TODAY
Prot. L. j. Powell was the orator; p
III. Darcy read the Declaration of lnde
pendence Jesse Parrish was President O.
the dag. and Jacob Co'ser, Marshal.
Virgil Parker drove his team into the
Canal early this morning. to water them,
when the pole of the vehicle dropped, and
Virg. lad to wade into the water and
straighten matters. 1t was a cool bath.
Little Charley Westlake fell into the
ditch that passes by his fathers residence
on Baker street. this afternoon, but for
tunately was rescued before receiving much
damage beyond the wetting and scare.
Union services at the Court House to-
morrow evening. when the public gen
orally are invited to be i'm attendance.
Meetings through the week have generally
been we'll attended.
\ number of the citizens of Lebanon
were In the city to-day, ali of them, we
believe, witnesses. in the case of the State
of Oregon vs.. Henry kl,im, charged will,
an assault upon Al. Frum, in Lebanon, OH
the lst instant.
Mrs. Hart and family left OH the last
ocean steamer from Portland for San
francisco. Air: Hart, who has been II,
California for some weeks past, met his
family in Portland, and escorted them to
their new home.
The re Lingar's seeln t9 be in tie interest
OF the Ktsailroad Company, as they now
announce that they will not appear in
Oregon City, Salem or this city. but half
fare will pc charged over tile ROAD to Port
land OH Monday evening This train is
to leave Ills city at +. NJ, ON
he stll' returning after the show is oyer.
AT THE BAPTIST CnrIa:Il-I.ast night
there was good attendance. and the
meeting one OF the best in some respects of
the week. 4 resolution was passed that
the teachers and SCHOLARS OF the different
Sunday Schools be invited to meet at the
Court House tomorrow, at 2:3O r. 81.
where grand union mass meeting will be
held. The occasion will be one of unusual
Interest, and almost everybody will want
to be i'll attendance.
Intelligence just received from our oldest
son, John, informs us that he has been
very sick for several Weeks that he has
terrible cough, is splitting blood, and it
is feared that consumption, that fell dis
ease that spares neither young nor old,
and which has already caused the death OF
20 many relatives and friends, has laid its
grasp upon him. We hope for the best.
but fear the worst
Flags FLTINc.-Tlte MOST thoroughly |
patriotic citizen of this city is Father |
George. lie has run up three flags in
front Of Iiis fine residence on Ellsworth /
street to show that he at least reveres the
memory of the nations holiday. May he
i've to enjoy many glorious 4tEs.
CLEARED.-Ilenry Klum, charged with
assault with intent to commit murder on
he person of AL. Ertlm, in Lebanon, Oh
lie lst instant, voluntarily came to this
'ity to-day, together with witnesses, for
he purpose of having his. trial before
ustice- Hannon. Mr.. II. being absent
rom the city, and the County Judge also
'eing absent, it was agreed to have an
before Justice r. NJ. Powers,
y Lebanon precinct, much against Mr..
'ower's wish, who was really the principal
witness in the case. The Justice, however,
'eforc opening, made his statement, when
ne cause was put upon trial. The evidence
vas soon all in, and the cause submitted.
The verdict was-not guilty as charged in
he Indictment, and Mr.. Klnm was dis
haEged.
Nestled at the foot OF
he mountains, on the banks of the picfur
sque Calipooia, is one of the liveliest,
'getnpingest' villages in Linn county.
BUSINESS is generally good, and there is
ess loaffng and less complaint of sshard
INES" there than Is usual in small inland
,laees. But Brownsville has some odd
'eople, geniases in their way. who delight
n odd-sounding titles and naaes. AS AN
'yldence of their high estimate of the ridic-
ilous, in the way ofnames or designations
4 localities, one has only to- be Informed
hat North Brownsville Is known under
ne general eogno,nen OF ''Lickskillet, .
While the eastern portion, IL and about
ne Wooien Factory, Is tFenomfnated
'Dogtown. . South Brownsville is known
y the beautiful aud suggestive appellation
4 Lousy Jewels OF course there Is
behind tais--s some circumstance
= event ofthe Rasss tl4as suggested and
aatencd these names upon the different
oeailtIess and some day we may uueaFth
he facts for the ediacation Of or readers.
One Of WsbSoOt's true poets has Inn
noftalized tAe village aud ~ seyeral
oDfaq1ctss in the following beNatifnl