The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19

r The sever4legged calf caused world of
wonder while on exhibition in this city the
first OF the week. The calf Is about nine
months old, and has tile name and ears OF
All elk. It Is the greatest curiosity Il, tl.e
calf line we have seen.
Our old friend and ex-Cify Treasurer,
Geo. =. ScttIcmeir, returned from tile
Greenhorn mines the first OF tile week,
looking much more robust than usual. lie
reports Frank Woods hard at work in the
tisggings, cheerful MS lark.
BoRN.-May 18th, two miles from this
city in Benton county, to the wife of Vim.
Walton. a daughter
May 18th, five miles east of this city.
to the wife Of Jesse Archibald, a daughter.
May 14th. four miles north of this city,
TO tie wife OF Mr.. Stewart, a son.
+ WAY CP.-That stock Of fine jewelry,
ailverwarc, clocks, watches, sewing ma
Froman's brick on First street, is scarcely
10 be excelled anywhere this side of San
Francisco.
GoBs OF GooDs.-Friend Mcfarland
his line. amounting to thousands ottlollars.
and having snch large stock son can not
fail to gps suited fta any thing you may
want either IN make, style or prize. Go
and see.
FTNIsIlED-S. E. Young has one of the
largest, strongest and fiiTcst looking agri-
cultural warehouses In the State, and 1t is
well fiIIed with carriages, wagons, plows,
| drills, tliresllers, reapcrs and mowers, and
| scores of other implements farmers need.
Call on Nr. Young.
HATs-For ladies and misses, for E1en,
boys and babies. new. stylish and cheap,
for sale or exchange for any kind of country
produce that has market value.
4 WHEELER, at SIetld.
Two's tailed to connect ndrill Tuesday
evening. owing TO the storm ffroilgh the
day and the muddy coaaition of the streets.
At the drill on Saturday evening. the little
steamer done her work well. The more
the boys try her the proueier they are OF
lser.
WELL DoNE.-Tlle inside work on the
Episcopal church, under the supervision of
Mr.. Jos. Taylor. is about completed. and
the manner in which it Is executed gives
evidence of I master hand. 1t will be.
wlsen finished. the fastest church in the
city. and the work, outside and In, can
scarcely be BEAT.
Chas. Bourganles il finishing mp a neat
residence IN the southeastern portion Of fl,e
city. Messrs. Hocllstetller, Zeace 81 Ran
kim were the contractors. and they have
done an excellent job Of work. They are
faithfi,l. industrious and competent, and
deserve to prosper
An OLD SETTLER GoNE One OF the
pioneers Of Oregon, a resident of Salem,
named Samuel Allen. died in that city Oh
Friday OF last week. at an advanced age.
and was buried at Relpassi on Sunday.
vast eoncourse of friends ansl acquaftanees
followed his remains to their last resting
| place. 4 good man has gone to his rest.
We are Informed that ut least three of
| the Democratic candidates for the Lcgisla-
tire will be badly scratched. You can't
whip men into voting Tor men noto-
rio,lsiy unfit for positions, even II they are
on the Democratic ticket. In fleso days of
newspapers and general intelligence.
If you want anything, even whales,
call at tie store OF Billy Tweeelale's; and
Il tI,is fish in the market Is scarce. get
a fseefsfcak by chilling ON Jim TTsrris. Or
| IL It's clothing you want a new store. call
in at GraIlams. the very next door.
Nelson iiisiIres all the goods sold from
his shop; and as lle makes all his own
| tin xare. and is a first class workman. you
can be assured of getting as good goods as
there Is in market.
CN1yERsAIIST MEETING-At the Opera
House next Sunday &C tile rasaaal hours.
Subject. I'm tie morning: s.wfat know
about UniycrsalIsn = in the evening
s"rlle rich man and LAZARUS q. Cook.
A Coon CIGAR.-J. III. HadIey received.
the other day. about as good cigar as we
have placed between orr lips for many .
day. Lovers Of good cigars ssant Co try a
/ few.
POTATOES Some of the best potatoes
! we have seen lately came from Tyler q
Tate'a, First street. They keep fulf sup
ply OF groceries, provisions. etc. anil arc
most accommodating gentlemen.
Mr.. Charles Kieler starts for the Phila-