The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-08

TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-Nea- jefferson
on Monday last, a team driven by Mr.
Jabez Terllune ran away, tipsetting the
wagon, throwing Mr Terhnne out and the
wagon upon him. one of the hubs, 1t is
supposed. striking Linn iii the back. After
a thorough examination Wednesday, his
physician, DIR. Smith, pronounced Mr..
rerhune's wounds incttrable, and that he
can survive but few days.
We have since learned that Mr.. Ter
hume passed away on Wednesday.
w. B. Carter, Es1.. OF the Corvallis Ga
zette, and his estiinable wife, came down on
Tuesday evening last. After fraternal
call on Western Star lodge. /. Q. 6. T.,
the object Of their visit to the city, they
sretured home the same night.
The intense itching caused by certain
diseases of the skin is speedily allayed by
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. which entirely re-
moves every species of eruption, is per-
fectly safe. and far cleaner and more effect
i've than any ointment.
MONTGOMERY QUEENS BIG SHow-The
largest and most gorgeous that ever visited
Oregon, will delight the people by exhi-
billions on Tuesday. September 10Th. We
are inclined to think eyerybody'll be there.
See ad.
Miss Elva Breyman, of Salem. takes
charge of the musical department of the
Collegiate Institute. Miss Elva enjoys an
] enviable reputation as musician, and viii
certainly give the patrons of the Institute
| the best of satisfaction.
CIDER.-The first sweet CIDER of the sea-
son made its appearance on Monday. and
was manufactured by Uncle Geo. Hughes,
| the best cider-maker of the county. This
Office is indebted to him for liberal sup
ply.
AT GRADwoHL' 's-Y on will find Roland.
A l tiniiist. ready to execute all kinds oi
work in his line, from putting on tin
roof to making new set of furniture fol
stove or range, in way-up style.
-
Capt. Cochran has let the contract fol
building a light draft steamboat for the
upper Willamette trade. 1t is to be Isl
feet in length. 35 feet beam and feet hold
The vessel is to be finished in two months.
Judge w. S. Newbury, of Portland
gave us call the other day. Bro. New
bury is in the agricultural implement bust
ness, and in that business he has no supe
rior on the Pacific coast
EDUCATIoNAL.-The Albany Collegiat,
Institute opened on last Monday with
good attendance and the most fatterips
prospects.
For a splendid, large, red-cored water
melon, on Tuesday, we are indebted t.
f. NJ. Wadsworth, of Benton county
Many thanks.
Mr.. Ellison ard wife, who recentl
moved from this city to California to live
arrived back Tuesday. Oregon suits tilen
better than it did.
One of the most eligible building lots il
Z. the city has been offered as free gift I
Linn Engine Company. provided brio
> be erected upon it by the Company.
It Blain. Sox &c Co., at Mammoth War'
house. having the facilities and beifl
V obliging gentlemen, are securing a goo
= business.
p Mr.. George Patterson and Mrs. Graif
We're united in marriage by Rev. II. VI
;, Stratton on last Saturday evening.
Rev. j. f. DeVore. pastor of the NJ.
'6 Church, arrived on Monday evening, an
/ takes immediate charge.
Y Ike Conn and wife, of Grass Ridge. wei
in the city Tuesday. All healthy and hal
2 py in that bailiwick.
: Chas. Keifer returned Tuesday after
g long visit to the Centennial and the Easter
:. slope
it Judge Montague was III the city one
l. two days last week, making arrangement
n for a big law suit.
The Georgians toot their horns to-nig
d said to be the way-uppest minstrel trouI
4, that ever visited Oregon.
L. f. Blain and wife are expected hon
= sometime in November. They are ma
. ing a good stay.
!, Loui Miller has built an addition to h
e. dwelling on Fourth street. and now has OF
~ of the most elegant residences in the cit,
at
= The new school house in the western 4
I, vision of the city will be completed with
= two weeks.
rs Rev. Mr.. Van Dersal lett us for his ne
as field of labor yesterday.
Billy Parker returned home on Tnesda