The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-05-14
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PARAGRAMLETs.
Ingerns and pie plant are in vogue.
Several cool weather during the week.
The gentle dews fell nearly all day Sum
day.
OFHeana Encmpment meats this even |
ing.
The Sunday School picnic comes of at |
Lebanon next Friday. and all arc invited.
Fresh strawberries are only ten cents a
pound in-'Frisco.
The Social Club meets at our palatial
residence this evening at o'clock. Our
latch-string hangs out to all.
Mfr. Coffey, formerly clerk for G. P.
Harper g Co., of this city, died in Amlty
a few days since.
Bro. Carter, of the Corvallis Gazette. got
away with the prize as the best spellist at
the contest In that village last week.
st. Louis has ten thousand dogs The
natives wear section of stoyepipe on each
| leg during the mad dog season
Mrs. Judge Powell. we are pleased to
learn, is recovering, after severe illness
of several weeks.
If there's anything in the world that'll
shake mans confidence in g humanity
| it's kicking cow. Deliver ms!
| Brown reports his patent clothespin out
OF order, and wants the Forks to return and
recover his property.
! The soda fountain at Messrs. Bell &,
Parker's drug store distiIls its nectar on
call.
| A large drift striking the logway of
Hurtl & Co., this week, caused the shutting
down of the mill several days for repairs.
| Hank Mendenhall came from his farm
| near Sweet Home on Wednesday. Re
ports the roads in the valley very rough.
DIR. Plumner has received new goods,
late styles stationary, blank books, drugs,
chemicals, etc. They must be seen to be
appreciated.
Talk about the poetry of motion and
sylph-like grace, but did you ever stand by
and see woman tiae One-tined fork to
flop a stove cover of?
/ Frank Wood has had his dwelling on
Second street raised between three and
four feet. and neat brick wall put under
for foundation.
The last heard from the Greenhorners,
the water ditch had slid ont i'm one or more
places, which will set the boys back for a
time.
v Leighton Blain's tin wedding, last Tues
day night, was brilliant succrss. Blaiil
has on hand nearly the entire stock of tin
ware in the burg.
Remember the big spell for the diction-
ary at the Congregational church this
evening. As we have a full assortment OF
dictionaries, we will not be contestant on
the occasion.
Messrs. Banty, Conn 6 Co., will re-
move those old frames on the north side oi
First street. above Ferry, the present week
or the first of next. They snatch build.
ing from t.iw when they take hold ont.
A match game ofbase ball viii be played
in this city tomorrow between the Rat.
| tiers, of this city, and the Homeletics, OF
Corvallis. This Is the deadest thing in
the world.
Mrs. Jennie Purionl started for Kala.
LEFT her store In safe hands, where milIi.
merry can be bought, and dresses cut and
: made as usual.
: Parker & Morris offer the highest casf
price for wool, at their warehouse. They
also keep IN hand. shingles. Iatii, lime,
hair and plaster paris, which thew will
sell low.
The ordinance Of baptism by immersion
was not administered last, Sunday, owing
TO the tempestuous character Of the
weather. Should tile weather prove suit
able, next Sunday win doubtless be select
ed as the proper time.
Mr.. Ike Conn was awarded the CONTRACT
for the erection of the new Metilodisl
Church South, at 81, ,450, Ike to furnish
everything. He is TO furnish the necessary
number of seats, amer finishing the build
ing, at % 50 each.
Sone ffty or sixty emigrants from
Illinois, Indiana and Kansas, arrived IL
this city on Wednesdays train. They
came mp on the Ajar, which brought te
Portland some three hundred emigrants
They are here for the purpose Of finding
homes and employment.
Read the new advertisement Of Titus
Bros They are In receipt Of fun In.
voice OF jewelry, watches, clocks, etc, and
Il AEG SE44k @HSs41aGS 4OE t4sG 0Aa&1E JcWAtf&
Machine, which they claim Is the bess
machine made. They are always on hand
for trade--oalI on them.
The wife Of one OF our citizens recently
received very nngentlemanly treatment 81
the hands OF q conductor on the o. q g.
Railroad, between this city and Muddy.
i If the circumstances as related 70 us Is 9
sample 81 his general conduct lie = unlil
Tor Tie posltinp, and should be removed q
once.
a little three year old son Of Mr. 0sas--
ford. who lives on the 0ustss place est o
Knox Butte died abont noon on Tuesday.
Death was caused iy Injuries receivsd about
two weeks before from ) Gall, received
] lwhile getting oyer feucs,