The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-14

More new and elegant goods at Mrs. C. |
G. English's. Drop in and see.
Messrs. p. G. Harper & Co. want 10
buy wool, paying the highest prics for &c. |
Considerable rainfall during the front
part Of the week.
The water in the Calipooia has been too
high latterly for milling purposes.
Money is in demand, aud We hear num-
erous inquiries for loans In small sums.
We learn that small paper Is to be
issued at Harrisburg soon.
A large number of farmers were In the
city on Tuesday, IN attendance on meet-
ing of the Central Grange.
Hammond has been in the city some
days. Says he intends publishing paper
at independence.
Through mistake the st. Charles only
furnished rs with one days arrivais until
too late for this ISSUE s-sf
Sam'l Miller viii get yos1 up as good =
wagon as you can buy, at as low figures -
good work and the best material win allow.
II You want . valuable trac4 OF land
cheap, go for DIR. Boughton at once before
those $50 acres are scooped up.
NJ. NJ. Harvey, Of San Francisco,
formerly resident of this city, visited the
city during the first of the week.
For special favors we are indebted to
Messrs. Comley and Wm. Gird, who as
Nimrods are away Up. A thousand thanks,
gentlemen.
Business has increased so greatly that
Mr.. Melan. our superior tailor, has had to
employ additional help in his shop. No
tailor ever gave better satisfaction.
We have received the champion
Speller,'' containing two thousand test
words, just published by E. g D. NJ.
Knowlton, San Francisco. Everybody gets
one, as they are but ten cents each.
The child of MIR. and Mrs. Davis, new
corners, SO kindly taken in charge by Mrs.
Luper few days since died Of measles on
Wednesday morning at about 3 O'Clock.
The REGISTER is all right this week, and
we hope no unforeseen event win compel q
falf-sheet issue again. But as we can't
control the weather, we can't tell what'l
happen.
Mrs. r. X. Warren was taken with hem-
orrhage of the lungs ON Sunday night. The
attack was very severe, requiring the
greatest skill and closest attention OF hel
physician during the entire night.
| F. E. RubeI, formerly of the Hensizsy.
| proposes starting a paper In Harrisburg
about the 5th of June. He starts out unde,
the most favorable prospects. we learn
Success to him.
A few days since Mr.. John Briggs Il
brarian, received eleven volumes of the
reports of the Smithsonian Institute, from
1868 to 1873 inclusive, as donation fol
the Odd Fellows Library of this city
These are valuable scientific works, and
the boys are correspondingly grateful.
The live people of Junction City proposs
to have grand celebration on the coming
4th of July, to wind up with a ball in ths
evening. Able speakers and good musi,
are promised, and those who go will enjoy
a good time, for the junction City peopl,
know how to treat their friends. All arr
/ invited.
| Neither failing teeth, nor the peepins
wrinkles OF time, SO torcibly tell of advanc
| ing years, as your gray hair. Ayer's Yigol
restores the color and makes your appear
ance more agreeable to others, as well a.
yourself. With fresh, luxuriant hair, tn.
inffrlnities of age are far less noticeable.
The question as to the use of the BereaI
leaves in our Sunday Schools, is causing
considerable discussion among the officer
and teachers. At the next meeting Of tn,
s. S. Union the subject will be fully dis
ctlssed, and a full attendance OF our peopl'
Is desired on that occasion.
4 Geo. F. Settlemeir has gone out south t<
inspect the mines in Jackson and jose
4 phine, and see the country. As he wen
on horseback be has certainly been enjoy
Il ing himself to his hearts content How
ever, we hope George may strike somethin,
rich to compensate him for his lack o
pleasure. {
We hear OF one or more parties, to arriv
I'm few weeks from the East, who com
here for the purpose OF making home
and who intend doing brokerage bt.sines
-loaning money in large and small snu,s
on longer time than usually given by tn
banks. Let 'em come. They win fln,
this a splendid place TO operate in.
q Through the courtesy of the Secretary
e. NJ. Waite, Esq., we are In receipt 0
the list Of premiums to be awarded at u,
fifteenth annual fair Of the Oregon Stat
Agricultural Society, which win be held d
| the far ground near Salem commencin,
Monday, October 11tla, 1876, and l,ol,
through the week. The pamphlet also con
tains the award Of premiums BY the Socket,
for 1874.
Il Mr.. james McHargue, Of Brownsville
passed up on Mondays train, on his wa.
home from the Palouss wv. IT, country
having In charge the coffined bodies Of hi
two sons. William and John, who die
there recently, while in charge Of thei
h fathers cattle one or them, william, age,
about 30. nom rheumatism 81 the Isear.
the other, John, aged about 28, from som
kind ot fever. Mr.. James McHargue La
q thousand head Of cattle in the PaIous