The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

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general assortment OF new goods. TO
describe would be next to impossible. Go
md see for yourself. AIessrs. johnson,
3Ievins and Roop are three of the most
'bliging and gentlemanly boys in the busi-
less.
Fifty or sixty Indians, said to be Warm
springs. paraded our streets Monday after
loon, creating intense excitement among
he boys, one of whom gave vent to the
.xuberaliee of his feelings by hurrthing
or Tilden and Hendricks.
Trains over the o. 6 G. Railway meet
md pass at the depot in this city, stopping
twenty minutes for dinner. Mr.. Browns
restaurant at the depot is in full running
order, and he is giving full satisfaction.
The Jewish New Year, which COM
at t. P. ". on Monday, ending at
the same hour ON Tuesday, was observed
Dy Messrs. Baum s. Cohen with closed
doors.
most anything in the way of groceries,
provisions, candies, nuts, dried fruits, ci
gars, syrup etc. and Billy will always do
the proper thing by you. Call.
Mr.. Rogers, son-fn-law OF Mr.. N. Il. |
Moore, of this city, with his wife, all the |
way from Illinois. arrived here day or
two since, and went Immediately to work
ut his trade, painting,
Frank Parton was taken with something
like plenrisy last Saturday, since when he
has suffered extremely. We are glad to
hear that he is improving at present writ
ing.
To avoid the danger of infection, the
linen of persons suffering from skin dis
eases of a contagious nature should be
washed with Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which
Is not only remedy but disintectant.
The new books tor the Library Associa-
ton have arrived, and are ready for the
use OF members. Mr. j. d. Brewer IS
Librarian.
HoPs.-Our friend, Mr.. Mccoy, of Peo-
ria, has finished gathering his hops. The
are going up in price. Rah.
Mr. NJ Fuller and wife, James Fuller
aud Miss A. Fnller, ell of Harrisburg, ar
rived on the last ocean steamer, from the
Centennial.
Large attendance at the Sunday services
of the NJ. E. Church. The Sunday
School. under the new organization, is in
creasing in interest.
| Some of our people were 50 enthused by
the circus that they intended to follow il
70 Corvallis. The heavy rainfall of Wed
neSday morning prevented.
ALL RIGHT.-Our ten days old editor
Is growing finely and looks as much alike
as twins. 'Ror for Hayes and Wheeler
Mother aud son doing nicely.
Bishop Marvin. of tlle ME-. Churcl
South, will preach in ST. Paul's churcl
Saturday evening, and on Sunday, morn
ing and evening. All invited.
Tyler s. Tate keep all kinds of season
able garden sass as we'll as grocerie
aud provisions.
Our public schools opened on Monda
with one hundred and thirteen in attend
anee.
The circus gotaway with pile. Betwee
two and three thousand dollars were take
in at the ticket wagon.
On TUEsDAY-Th,. vote for U. S. Sen:
: tor in the Legislature stood-Grover, 40
Jesse AppIegate. 81; Ne<mith, S; blank,
Blain, Sox 6 Co. have warehouse
Shedd, under the management of Mr.. Ga
ton. one of the firm.
:, Seven trespassers in the lookup Wedne
;. day morning. and our Recorder absent a
u tending the third house at Salem.
AS Rev. r G. Hill will be absent, the
will be no services at the Baptist church
;. Sunday. Sunday School as usual.
e Mrs. DIR. Griffin and her oldest tlaughte
e Alice. started for Frisco ON Thursday,
/. remain probably six months.
p Assistant Chief. Simpson, now wears
= stovepipe, all because of that new IL -poul
voter at his house.
!, Charley Mealey came down from swe
ic Home on Tuesday, bringing load of We
- ison hams. Reports all Q. K. up there.
-<p.--
e. Mrs. Mart. Brigham aud her dailghte
!, = Della, of Sweet Home, are at present yis
y ing relatives and friends in this city.
Heavy rainfall Wednesday naor,in
i, Bad on harvesting. There is lar
:, amount of wheat yet to CIT in this count
ne DR.. d. NJ. Jones delivered a lecture