The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-05

ings number nearly thirty.
Considerable rain tell during the
week.
IS b. Brenner,. of Brownsville, was
hereabouts on yesterday.
Dentist Ballad-.sOh, who can tell
the jaws we feel?''
Mrs. Duniway lectures at the Opera
House this evening don't forget that.
Calvin b. Mcdonald delivered his
Massacre of Glencoe to q fine
audience at Lebanon Monday night.
brigham Young has sufficiently re-
covered to sit up and get married oc-
casionally. 81
No change in prices Of proddce
generally.
One-armed Brown was in the city
Wednesday, hunting up Indian wit
nesses who are wanted in Uncle Sans
Court at Portland.
Mr.. Spencer. Of Mooitls, Conn.,,
east d iespairing look upon his twenty
first child the oiher day. No wonder
| they call q repeating rife Spencer.
The Goyerpment Snagboat is &C
Broonsviiie Slough, busiiy engaged In
clearing the Willamette of snags and
other Instructions.
| Rev. Mr.. Bowersox. of Salem,
came up on Monday, and is rendering
valuable aid In the revival meetings
now progressing.
/ One of the most interesting and
/ hotly contested law suits ever Known
| in Michigan arose from the fact that
two women claimed the same water
fall.
Land generally In Linn county has
been in splendid condition for plow-
ing, and hundreds of acres have been
plowed, and are now ready for seed
ing.
Geo. w. Young is erecting new
business house on First street, west of
Thompson & Irving's saddle shop, for
Dave Thompson.
Frank Wood returns to his mines at
Greenhorn this week, to finish rivet-
ing tho pipe. A few days more and
the water ditch will be finished, and
then look out for business.
Mrs. T.aing. an Omaha woman.
glided softly mp behind King Kalakaua
and-stole kiss! But the joke of the
thing is that the Omaha wags passed
of good-looking negro for the King.
Mr.. G. Eggert and wife, of law.
renee. Kansas, arrived in this city a
few days since, and are stopping with
Mr.. E. B. Purlom.
McAlexander has SO far recovered
from his long sickness, that he went te
work on Tuesday. Nc hasn't beer
able to work at his trade for NOR,
than two years.
4 Capt Scott. Business Manager, spf
Calvin B. Mcdonald. Editor. Of tbs
Salem Statesman, called OH Monday
both reporting themselves In exeeIlenI
condition.
, Geo. F. Settlemeir and party have
returned from Greenhorn. Mr. Set
tlemeir's eyes suffered from the trip
and he has been compelled to keep hi
room good portion of the time ii
consequence since his return, we learn
It Is said that sometime during tn
present year party of one hlndrel
Englishnen is coming over to thi
,, country OH grand buffalo hunt. list
'Ush! ARK =
The 'orn of the 'unter is 'eard ol
the ill.
Mrs. Fred Hill and Mrs. R. G. Hill
went down to Salem the first of tin
week, to visit Mrs. Andrew Hill, wh'
; recently arrived in that city from Cali
fornia, and who is supposed to be il
, the last stages of consumption.
! Theodore Burmester, Esq, formerl,
r a resident of this city. now of Sal
Lake, recently shot himself in the ham
while carelessly handling revolver
, Last week the Grocer. Capt. Wilson
; made the quickest time ever mad
between Harrisburg and Portland
E She made the trip in twenty-foi,
hours, the river being very low, lay
Ing at Salem one night. The distanc
Is one hundred and ninety miles.
. Mrs. Dale. of Detroit, held n h1
E bnckwheat cake over her husband
countenauce for several minutes b
: cause he expressed his disapproval {
: free love doctrines. .sThis fainfl
{ must be run on an unsectarian basis,
q said Mrs. ID.
Z Mrs. Duniway lectured on FrIda
and Saturday evenings Of last week,
!. the Opera House. to large audiences
she delivered lecture on tetnperanc
on Tuesday evening at the same plac,
Mrs. Daniway Is an excellent and eI
tertaining lecturer.
Subscription papers, soliciting sssigr
ers's for stock In the contemplated M'
y Kenzie Canal project, we are informet
will soon be circulated among ttl
% citizens along the line OF the Cana
when 1t will soon be determine
= whether the people Of Linn county Al
> in earnest in the matter.
Having secured interests In one
. the ..bafs'' on the raging Santiam, y
lt propose TO see how much gold we ha,
laying dormant In it during the sun
r ner. II it doesn t pan out better ths
+ the printing business, we will not
:. q candidate for the u. 8. Senate tll,
p mnch Is determined on, at any rate.
= Al Boston man has died and LEFT tn
y. hundred dollars to q UNIVERSAL
10 church. II would do an old-fashiont
,e Methodist preacher good to tell a +
= come og this man.
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