The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-06-18
: MONDAY, JUNE Il. 1s7s

20 notice the Conrt House was filed I
sunday evening. BY the members OF II
several churches bf the city, and Others. !
take part in .tltIior meeting. Rev. NJ,
stratton, Of the Congregational cbr,rch
opened the meeting, followed bv Rev
Mcfarland, Southern Methodist. 8 q
Irvine, United Presbyterian, and IsaiaJ
" llson, Methodist, by short, stirring ad
dresses, urging upon christians of this cit,
the necessity OF united effort at the fhron,
0i grace for grand revival or religfo,
among us. Rev. Mr. Hammond. th,
evangelist, now laboring at Portland. III
been invited, and hrs partially promised
TO visit this city at an early di.y. if I'll.
people general desire it. and lend his asG
in building up the church of Christ. !.
was thought Mr.. Hammond would not bt
able to come to this city for three weeks
A similar meeting Mas announced for mex
Snndny evening at The same place. The
audience seemed to be in tu1f sympathy
with the speakers. 1t was a pleasant and
profitable occasion, we think; to ali In
attendance.
IRoCBLEsoME.-A lot of Siwashes.
cainped in the Western Suburbs of the civ.
are making themselves rather free with
the property of citizens thereabouts. They
knock off the pickets and turn their c,,itans
into the fields and gardens, and when DE-
teeted and their little game stopped, tttey
have slipped into the fields aud with their
knives cut down the green timothy. Isn't
it about time these redskins were sent tn
their reservations? We can spare them.
certainly.
The funeral sermon of the late Miss Eta
Goltra was preached in the Baptist church
on Sunday morning. by Rev. DIR. Hill.
The house was crowded by the relatives
and friends OF the deceased, who listened
to one of the most effective sermons ever
delivered by DIR. Hill from the Baptist pul.
pit. Nearly all present at the church
followed the body to the cemetery. where
it was deposited i'm the earth with proper
Capt L. s. Scott, of the Salem .SfDtes-
man, Chairman OF tile Republican State
Central Committee. has called the Com
lnlttee together at Portland. July 18th. at
which time it will be decided when and
where the State Convention shall meet for
the nomination OF candidate for Con-
gress.
BASE BALI..-A very interesting game
Was played Saturday afteFnoon between a
picked nine of Salem aud Albany, and the
of this city. The picked nine
made thirty runs /; the Willamettes made
% runs.
KETU1sNED.-Dr. Golden and family.
Who have been absent a year or two in the
states returned TO this city day or two
iilce. The DIR. returns satisfied that there
5 no better country than Oregon
Young Morgan, of Chewaucan. Lake
county, is in the city. He came down
ast week, and is buying yonng cattle to
axe back with him. He says that Lake
grand country for stock, their market
'eing Reno, something over 200 miles
rom the Chewaucan country. Morgan is
$ hearty as buck. Evidently frontier
lfe agrees with him.
GONE TO PoRTLAND.-Daye Fron1an.
apt. n. B. Humphrey and George Hum
hrey, of this city; Robt. McCawley,
:. kioler and Richard Cheadle, of Leb-
non, took the morning train for Portland,
be IN attendance ON the meeting OF the
Iasonic Grand Lodge.
Bishop Peck, of the M. r. Church.
rites to Rev. /. ID. Driver that he win |
reacn at the campmeeting near Sfeld on
unday the 9th. He is one Of the most
loquent divines of the Church.
Judge Denny, wife and daughter came
P from Portland Saturday night. to at
'lld the funeral services Of his niece, the
Ite Miss Eva Goltra, which transpirel
RAN.-We were visited hv n sr,a,t
linfall Sunday night, sufficient to lay the
lst. To-day the weather has been cloudy.
rain. A s'pecrt'' rain wouldn't
art.
GOOD DAYS WORKS.. q. Young sold
70 Pitts threshers this morning-about
L''OO worth. Pretty fair days work
lese dull times.
Mr.. Backus and his son ves.. start for
aquina Bay In a day or two, to stay pro-
lbly two months.
Postofiices discontinued: Patti. walla
ana county, w. T.. postmasters ap-
'inted Joseph A. Wright. silver4on.
arion county, Oregon.
TUESDAY, JUNE is, 1875.
! IoorHLEss. Yesterday. while under
y headway, the big circular saw at Hut,i
Co.'S saw min met with an obstractlon
the log, and every tooth was knocaesi
e ct i. It = all right again today, how
er' and is chawing up logs Is usual.
Campmeeting near Monroe, ID the BsI-
'ap settlement Benton county, commen- &
Thursday. Also, the carnuneetaur
ar Tangent. under the auspices of the
ufnern Methodist win commence Oh
lhe great feature VI zalI,s Encvelopedla
the enllflnnee<3 -, 49,. S !. !