The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-07
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McIEinnviIlc mas base ball every Saturday.
lafayette has spel14ng school once a week.

McIsinnvIIlc mas base ball every Saturday.
lafayette has spelIfng school once week.
On the A4tM uIt. Andrew Anderson, native
Nof sweden. about % years old was accidentally |
SoWn q MHrshSeid He and others Wers e. rad
ss nd IN ss sCps ne, nnssp is w w"S Sl he s 5sl
rAnfOns tn they heard his cry for assistance.
as not Sse sGo rovs Mr. Anderson ase wss
&teAdy. INDUSTRIOUS nAan, without family or |
46sGazves "a this country.
TheNarxest lrre which ever nccurrcd in san
1@si. ina shed in the rear 81 Wnliace,s stable,
spced s6 sonas mar she ses ana esaghs h IN sh
iro0T OF ST. Josenhes Catholic church. stin
and destroyed. with great dtfiicnlty the tire
was prevented from spreading further Loss
Snrance ON building and s., 900 on organ.
A horrible accident occurred at Eugene city
1aatsaturdSy evening" which isshOcadnE IN the ne
The Eugene city Brewery eve is the e victim Of
The accident Which has cost him his life.
SSre ses sas ssd med to Il the If Srim with hot sing
Reet, Ne walked upon a board which tilted and
oDn - nun nessibla Ell and when fished ont WAS
most piffable SIGHT to behold. He died This
from ING sess Ssr e"'e
The two following items are from Seattle. W.
II. under date of April I'D Chas xickers the
sAcs.identniIy Killed This morning. II appears
Trom the evidence THAT he had been oiling the
Sne ton ~ 'I te smEine. when the crank csme
down and caught him. striking hun on the
almost instantly. An inquest was held on the
body this afternoon and q vcrdict I'm accordance
with tie above f5acts render ed.
M. W. H. smith has ieft at the OREGON City
ksteg1Irise once q piece of rock from an iron
hodge he has just discovered on the CacSal%nas mas
river i areass e. he the best rock OF the the
ledgeis over lou feet In width. and evidently
led. bnt the indica: ions are that it win prove TO
lIe very rich end being located near ne M t
value, and must attract capital to work it ont
The TErs,yieuler learns of a case where two
Inen stopped young man ON Oak creek. q , ieW
iays since and informed nun ma rhaa ns Ma man
drew from the folds of his coat an = ArkaIssass
the si os sSat he Fs was Oa asxoas , to carve
'rfn up. nc had not done sucn thinS IN
I,, ciis iin tev we're ne noe ecty ready 70 he cut
up info porter house steaks, and quietly slid
-sOff on their earss
The Epser1ytse says: During last season r
extensively engaged In putfing mp fruit IN q ms
They met with good snccess and their frnlt
nI"ms, Ssekberrtes and other fruits, which
aSs aSs Ses se any dozen
of peaches were mt MP, and greater amount
1seDt 1dn and ready ale for ali that they pnt mp
last ssso they EEooss fs,s t. tan ~ 's st
A letter to the Rrorter says: Three years
ago one little passenger steamer WAS sufficient
to accommodate the travel on Coos Bay. 10,
y tRs t ners nave Iis the Of
others In contemplation for the coming sum
sfIeen sT Sepe esn ana San Fsncic. while twenty
calling vessels were N the Bay at & one time Tine
coal mines are being opened, at least three
times The present tonnage vii 0s Fean1Te SsI1nes
Is also increasing, and other branches OF indus
dssinei % fo beeoins s e. great and wealthy State
and the sasG l' SI6 aren are hg the
throat, but can hold ON NO longer.
George s. Downing. of sublimfty. gives the
1escord some interesting information concern
the the s ais sass @ sssP q RPe h niS e
accounts. He has lost 20 sheep out oi q lhnu sin1
ioet % s'j1t1s poo hssd: E w. ". Brooke Is head. and
shep are constantly dying ~ aronnd MN: do Il
has beeD sD bfouE6t % 70 10 our our country by importa-
tions frotn Engla1ds where L has long pre-
,le Sasa N te psDPGa pe1Gma, but they do not cause
deaih necesaarfly,- unless IN the absence Of Of
sitsc n tI,e sneolls s,iIsga Of tie ihroat ston-
ach, etc, ana sE1en great mortality results.
Mr.. L. Patterson writes . letter to the hsd.-
ccse With d poraslSes sss Il Il the lungs, stomach
and bowels, and recommends the use o.
feacupfuI al water 10 lamb, and double this
dose 10 a fnllgr0wn sheeps each morning l0r
darS9 RS on fe lOsf 1 1S HIgf Ts
e dsscriea were % alsKe 9 thought Ses wo0c aS.
minister 1t ia that way. but adopted, think.
P1stcs, Plan Sss oe & pds Rafs e IN
tronghs and lst All khe nock , & AZ bead 81 so,a, en-
s ses sia e sa s1ise 81 q eS sor % days. when
shs-s sSs SnS vssg "a g ss slf I
a grsend informs She Boise Ssaeessnns that
there are SorfyC 81 Sfty Iocafio,ls 81 a0ufh AOFn
tain which may prove q equal fscfnesS m se1a ~a.n
Tsose 1R aSfs nsSis E S,sss ~ Sf 5Re country are
impatient toshave the en0w disappear. 60 e. 10
fRnis sTing tns as sbsS 81 IL. at ds sR s Ss b
around South Mountain town. Rne BILE to the ne
Stneed I sSIsd Via 81 ,esai Ieeea The tnsr that
supplies the ba coal is seven to ten miles dis
5 f2nf o1aEs %a1psE @ 6snE nE ine bT ind but w Is
being put u over The Bay siass nine ga aor naist ,,sy
ing the SUMMER.
The DtsuzsaA Says Mr. r. FL. stringham, a.
baker and loeeF 1ilsd in bas!4eas e. seattls
saoihing M for l.sG one r ago this ..tl
he made aeEsienlenf in the tisaeegs 1bqEt 1lalf
8 Sss1s So ossr a. M sd sha af te isor 81 s
own hands emo flsat OF his Nifs and q boy y
over soo sbos e erIs s af e srs. over
hundred Of which VIII leaE sk..ls The present.
aere tl paekbeEElen. ragpEeEEies a.sd gIsRess s
With Al kinds & e 2 seasies isS tDs
gtzay6errtes and eoweess ana, - slicz1 Sne
ssHE ss rait q aad Ss i t. ssra p g Viz
bring An an increase busmcient Tor the Nupp0tt
N meansine. s % @Srpa az u Sc assrl7 svss day
&c ~ ha s s,: No ssrs nsaP
for Others TO dD Akewisps saa
tsggs5es aSgs sSs g s naS 4 s. s en- 81 iS s.
SypEssa Islasads IN tazle comfy yae reeaiged
au6egent Al Is Ilae facts
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