The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-07-16
Liss Anne Bentley left MS for Waterloo

MIS-. bart CfOokS mas gone 20 RoseDuF&,
visiting relatives.
Eggs have advanced, being quoted at
zoe to- day.
Dick Morris drives truck well, and
goes right after it just as though Inc meant
business.
The first load of new lay that we have
noticed came in this morning. 1t is sell
ing at $12 per ton, delivered.
Our rostof1lce has one hundred and
twenty-tlnee lock boxes, and one hum
tlred and twenty-five glass boxes.
Ifyou want moderately difficult piano
music, send for Peters Parlor Music, pub.
li<lled by J. L. Peters, New York, at 81
per anuum.
LosT.-A baby's gold sloulder-pin, on
which was engraved i'll capitals of German
text, 'HBaby''. The finder will confer a
favor by leaving it at this Office and get
ting his reward.
The Success made her wharf in tits city
at 91s this morning. She scraped bottom
III several places, but was compelled to line
| only at the mouth of Santiam. She brought
up thirty tons of freight.
THE HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE-For July,
is another excellent number. It will always
be cause of wonder how such a splendid
magazine can be issued for so little money
one dollar per year. Send to Household
Publishing Company, Al Park Row, New
! York.
| SATURDAY, July 10, 1875.
Mr. Gray, of Halsey, called to-day.
Mrs. z. &. Harper is in very poor
health.
There is considerable enquiry for girls to
do I.oiisework.
Miss Lucy Claypool returned from hei
visit South to-day, i'll splendid health.
Tile Grangers are erecting Il fine ware
house III IIalScy.
SUPREME CoURT-Meets at Salem Oh
Monday, July 10Th.
Mr.. Thompson, of Halsey. has beer
paving p &c pound for wool during the
week, which beats our folks one cent.
The recent assay of ore taken from thu
/ lltb GIstChstLIlS llttttINL SuOhSs GfOsd IlIl
ton, s. 81 silver per ton, SIS 6O-tota
yield, $40 81.
A GLORIOUS MEETING-Was that helt
at the Baptist church last evening. The
house was we'll filled. AMI all seemed t.
enjoy the meeting so thoroughly that the!
were in no hurry to go home.
A telegram from Allen Parker received
by his wife to-day, dated Liverpool, Jul.
10th, informs her of his good health ant
spirits, and that he will start for home ii
a few days.
: THe liverpool wheat market is quotes
as having advanced slightly, owing to til
unpropitious weather that has prevailed il
Gle United Kingdom for a few days past
Average Pacittc coast wlheas is qteUted at 9
OH the spot.
ICE CREAM.-Mr. J. T.. Smith In
erected his teut near the Court IIotEst
Where he will dispense ice cream to al
who wish it this evening: He proposes t
run the ice cream business during mex
. week at the same place.
| FEoM CAMr Po1.k.-Mr. Hindma
brought in nearly two hundred deer skin.
; besides ftlrs, such as bcater, Coyote an
: wild cat. His boy. few days ago, kille
three deer at one shot. At another tim
e the same boy lassocd and secured anotllt
t deer alive It's splendid country for gam
! is Camp Polk.
a splendid bridge across Muddy, q
miles west of Halsey. is about con
5 pleted. The bridge is rs feet In Iengtl
covered, with graded and graveled roadwa
Mt each end some thirty five feet. Joser
{ Lame is the builder, and it is pronounced
good job. Cost 500, independent of IL
gradcs-one-ha paid by the citizens, ba
ance by the county.
4 CosPLIMENTARY.-We to-day acknow
e edge the receipt OF an invitation fro
: Willamette Engine Co. No. l. to atter
Il the 22d anniversary of the Company, wlIit
r transpires on the. Sd of August next,
5 the hall of the Company in Portlatl
!, There isn't anything & we would enjoy NOR
:. and ii we can SO arrange 1t wen be anon
o the Onesters on that occasion.
It A BARGAIN.-The SIessrs. Nichols.
= this city are in luck, They nave purchase
tile farm owned by the late Hon. Day
t Logan. two miles south OF McMinnvsll
. Yan,hiIl county, containing $40 acres, +
It the sum OF &12, 500. growing crops and al
There Is So acres of wheat, % acres OF oai
s and 25 acres of timothy TO be haryeste
" while Of lie balance los acres have be-
vi wen Summer-GslIowed. The buildings
IS the place are Of tie best kInlserecred ado
+ three years since at a'ccst Of $500 =
" bows have recsired bargain, sure
: THE RECEPTION Given ut tho Ope
House last stevening by Mr.. and MS. Bar
. hart, who hask Just returned from Tux
!. wedding tour, was avery pleasant ana
= The brass band was In attendance, q
y coursiae exeellent music. After dancil
:, a couple oFsets, the guests to the n'ifnL
= OF abouE twenty couple, formed IN s't'
~ raslSsss and. marched to the residences
the BRIDES father, Mr.. II. Cheadle, wht
be an elegant supper bad becs, spread,
o which ample jtsstiee was done. It wa
ht gay and pleasant occasion, long to be
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