The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-22

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hanfliwork Of Mrs. r. Syonfl;t Mr.. Is Min
ana Mrs. Il. \. ryhfclester. Mrs. N 4.
Cooke has 4 very nice ladies', work s4ansS.
ami I,ttle f,,rtler along are so.na rS car,
nets =, Witch los. a ,,,rect l,as heen ward
I'd two f,rst nrizes.
crRr,AIs ANr, Assys.
The dianlav in this departmeut Is truly
magnificent. And abr this creiftable dis.
| play the State Fair Association are under
| obtIaatK0ns 20 Mr.. q. F.. Burkhart, Of Linn
County, who for the past year has been aeel
ing in tho interest Of the Centennial Com.
missioners Of this State, In gathering 70.
getter samples Of the grains and grasses Of
flia State n fn,-vva n Il, Phila,salnfia.
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| GRAND. FLORAL DasFLA1s
| BY VIM. Pfunder, Of Portland, Mrs. Geo
NJ. Cooke and Mrs.. I'm Erb. OF salem
which, fI,eyv an afsmi,inc, tl,rono or visitors
and woul5 have been a credit TO wick. the
great Rochester florist.
FRryrr PREsF;RyrSfs coMpANrEs.
The California Fruit DRYER is represent
ed by DR.. HerboId. Of Eugene CITY, will
some very nice fruit, which, under othel
circumstances would attract attention, bu
| when placetl along side of that of the Alden
II Males into ins,cnificanea. Mr.. Patton
i of tbe salem Alden e.omnanv. has n ron
siderable quantity Of frnit which he claim
to be of as good quality as that of tho Ore
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N"ea' =. .i'o uA..e'eus sal1e..es s.iows su
peFior J".s.uens a'iu s'e1sn.ioii ~ tug ~
cI,oro-@ n ~ ''sv Pvls afh;s assortnsgt de-
not consist of fruits alone, but embrace
vegetables OF every Kind, as Wen as iish ant
state Of preseryation. = .s.'
IrUGE TRAINS.
The Portland train came in Mt ten o,clocl
with 16 car loads of people and the o'clocl
down train breueht In II car loads of b,,
manitv. which with the laroe number tha
conc other,v,sa hv t-vo ,,c,oc,r Il vvas ae
timate,l NV GOOD Judges that there was 40.
ooo ,,oo,,lo -, t,,< e,rernds
parRY pRoprcrs
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nlavetl in abundance. but that OF butte
seemed to be limited although OF very I'm
nuaIitv
VARIOUS MENTToN.
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Inc sewing hiacLahe men were Huiils' i'lI
In number, and no great amount OF strif
,.as ,,on;fssAofl in tl,ot line. while the mn
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SIC dealers were represellteu lsS. W ivy son
Mr.. II. Ray, OF Eola, Polk county, ha,
s,,,,, ], q s harness :
on solale alns
his own manufacture.
Mr.. J. W., Crawford, of Salem, had
!. varv orefi;tahIa disnaav Of ra,,ops. s,onlx;n,
stoves and tinwaTe, while Mr. III. B. Nor
rflL of the same city, exhibited sample Q
-, a., .,.,.v,.. $500 -.
nus splta1 springs 1oE '....ssl = =.
Messrs. Patterson . Co., o. SAesvaiss Ore
gon, displayed kettles, band Irons, etc.
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cfcditaoie ulspaay anu were neAtiy Al
,ana,of1 and labeled. Tire samnlea NeFe n
. rather small in size, but nevertheless, wer
sufficient to give one accustomed to them
fair idea Of their nature.
w. d. BeldIu0, Of Albany, had some fini