The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-11


band, one child, and host of friends to |
mourn her early death. The funeral ser
vices will transpire at the residence of the |
family at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. this friday
morning, to which all are invited. The
funeral sermon will be preached in the
Congregational church, at the usual morn
ing hour on Sunday.
The Greenhorn Mining Company have
found it necessary to build reservoir,
their ditch not carrying enough water to
get away with the dirt as rapidly as de-
sired. The building of the reservoir will
take about weeks time, when. no un-
forseen accident occurring, the business Of
gold-washing will commence In earnest.
The people have been SO much imposed
upon by several worthless Sarsaparillas,
that we are glad to be able to recommend
preparation which can be depended on
as containing the virtues of that Invaluable
medicine, and is worthy of the public con-
fidence. Doct. Ayers Sarsaparilla cures
when anything can cure the diseases that
require an Alternative medicine.
Cass Humphrey and Billy Mansfield pro-
pose issuing a daily evening paper in this
city, commencing Monday evening, June
21st, to be called the Daily Albdniaa. They
propose making it lively sheet and hope
to receive the generous patronage of our
people. If the boys don't win it will not
be for lack of printistical skill, for they are
no slouches, and can rush up slathers of
type.
The largest strawberries we have seen
this season came from Mr.. John Millard's.
They We're whoppers. If we should say
that several OF them were six inches long
and corespondingly wide out, no one
would believe us. east of the Rocky Noun
tainsAInless they saw the point. We had
them sliced up and eat them raw!
just in the rear of Peterson's Butte, we
are told, wild strawberries cover the ground
like carpet-so thick are they that it's
next to impossible to put your foot down
without crushing the delicious fruit. The
berries are said to be larger than ever be-
fore seem in Oregon.
r. G. and Mrs. Presllaw can be found
at tie residence on the corner of Fourth
4
wins residence. They have been very sue
cessfrll SO far in the treatment of diseases o
the eye and cancer.
: Mr.. w. H. Ross accidentally ran {
chisel into his arm. between the elbow ant
wrist, at Carter s. Co.'s planer, on Satur
day, making quite cash. DIR. Boughtor
took two or three stitches in the wound t.
o1o-o - ~, T,o4ora 11;Y,Isncx 4 nv,
w. r. Dunbar, ESQ.,. has been unani
moulslyi elected Grand Worthy Chief of tn,
Grand Lodge I.O.G.T.-the first time ia
the history of the order in this State wher,
CIVIC. has been reelected. The reason
is, he made the most efficient officer the or
der ever had.
The Fannie Patton has been secured b.
the Corvallis excurtionists, and viii arriv
in this city about o'clock to-day. Thos
of our citizens who feel disposed to TAX
: part in the excursh, should be on han,
] with their lunch baskets.
5 Work on Froman's brick block is rush
ing right along. number of hands bein
engaged yesterday and to-day. The frs
story will soon be up at the present rate
Linn County Council met on Tuesday
t calling large number of Grangers to tn
$ city. Our streets were quite lively throug
!. the day.
!. To-day the carpenters commenced erect
: ing an addition to the residence of Allie
: Parker. Esq, corner of First and Nom
gomery.
= The Southern AIethodists will hold
r campmeeting. commencing Thursday
u Jpne 18th, on the Calipooia river nes
a Tangent.
0 drug store on his property at corner
:. Baker and First streets. 1t win be or
't story in hight, twenty-six feet deep.
> Farmers tell us that early sown graf
= looks splendid. and bids fair to yield a
It abundant harvest. Late sown grain doesn
y look so well, and needs ram badly.
Sheep shearing has commenced.
k The first DAILY ALBANY REGISTER mad
j, its appearance on Wednesday, and W,
well received. It Is an evening paper.
!. Mr.. Pierce's new wire ferry rope can
r up on Wednesday evenings express trail
and the ferry will soon be in working tri
y again.
= Several new corners now In this cit,
20 are looking for farms that are for rem
le others are anxious for employment
st assistants on farms. Any one wishing
II rent or TO employ help will please lea
r. information at this Office.
Mr.. John Briggs has our thanks for
IN late copy Of the Newcastle (Eng.) Giro,
be Gle. perfect bedblanket of paper.
~ Dl. Ballard, OF Lebanon, was in the ci
r. yesterday, called to consult In the case
er Miss Eva Goltra.
lg No change In market quotations exec
y, in the matter OF bacon, which is half ce
NJ lower.
" Large, luscious strawberries, at five b
per gallon, IS what Is keeping ,ss up duri
81 these heart-rending times.
at Albany Collegiate Institute closes
b. collegiate year to-day. Vacation will Il
IL till September 9TH. we believe.
lfs Mrs. IA. 8. Mercer fs IN vfva n MIN