The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-21

eng manifested. ana quite HtlnDef Itld
anne forward for prayers. /,
RUMoR.-Rumor now has it that both
Ile1Oregon railroads will soon pass into the ,
andS of the Central Pacific Company,
When the o. s. c. Railroad will be pushed
o completion to connect with the Califor-
lia end. snd the WeSt-slde road to Junction
Jity, ii Lane county.
INCENDIAlIsM.-Fhe residence OF Geo.
King, of New Port. was set on fire by
\ Norman MeLenard. ON the 9th inst. and
burned to the ground. With nearly its entire
contents. McLenard was caught and Jail
II. He is supposed to be insane.
b NJ waShburn and Cas- Humphrey
are now head chiefs of the Walla Walla
Spirit. OF course its lively sheet. aud
from it general appearance is panning out
lively tor the boys. We wish the boys emf
neut prosperity.
Mrs. r. Colwell was married. so are
Informed. last evening at Salem. The
happy pair viii arrive in this city to-day. |
it is expected We came near omitting
Becky's new name, which it is Mrs. Vance. |
Happil eSs attend them.
Jake Fieischuer will move his stock of
boots aud shoes into the REGISTER build
ing in a few days, when lie proposes TO open
out an elegant stock all kinds and varieties
of boots, shoes. etc.
hI-
heavy storm OF wind and rain Tuesday
night. 1t blew small hurricane, and part
of the time great flakes of snow filled the
air. 1t was indeed a blustery night.
THE DAILY BEE now reaches our sane
r,t.h daily. 1t Is sprightly, well gotten
up sheet and we wish the association of
prints engineering it tie most unanimous
success.
Eighty-four and half cents per bushel
was the price paid, on Monday. to one of
our subscribers or for three thousand bush
els OF wheat.
EXTENDING. Mayor Froman is ex-
tending his Opera House twenty feet, max
j ing it. when finished. one hundred feet in
/ length. It will be long hall.
/ Del. Smith left US last week for Walla
Walla. Del. gets up clean proof, !" and
we hope the craft viii give him the ''fattest.
takes on the hook
-as----
Valuable real estate, belonging to the
Jones estate. consisting of 160 acres Of land
will be sold at the courthouse door on
Monday next.
The subscribers to stock in Linn Engine
Company may as WE'LL be getting the cash
ready. so there may be no delay when the
Secretary calls upon them to pungle.
ST Valentines day will soon be here,
ard ,Jno. Foshay expects to be ready for
the occasion. Drop in at the P. o. Book
Store.
i FoR sALE.-Mr. ]. NJ. Marks. of Leb-
anon. has a fine, large, young stallion,
which he offers for sale. For further par
tictilars see advertisement In this issue.
RELlelous.-M Meetings every evening
during the week. except Saturday. at the
4 NJ H. 1ftbfttt. n Al4ih - Ca
tended toall to attend.
Mrs. Stevens changes her place of hrlsi-
ness on the first of next month, taking the
room lately occupied by Mrs. G. c. English.
; on First street.
QUITE TIcKER-That little clio k in the
show window of TiruS Bros. First street
manufactured by Mr.. Woicka. late Of
: Portland now in their employ. It'll do
MASQUERADE BALL.-The Leeticonian
will give q masquerade ball at tie oper;
House on Monday evening. February I4th
1916
/ For late papers. music and musical in
strnments. school books drugs. medicines
ETC.. go to Jno. Foshay 's-the p. o. Boo
# Store.
7 AGAIS.-The MeGiiheny family were t
give a concert last night, on their retur
5 from the south.
a Ifyou want to purchase clegant and de
: sirable city property in this city. consul
Milt. Beach rigltaway off.
+ Money is still terrible hard to get, an
Il just as hard to keep when obtained. A
E least that Is our experience.
D. ----1Dr-4-
l- Put your postage stamp on the upps
right hand corner Of the envelope and yot
letter won't be sent to the dead-letter ofi1cl
d
IS Good sweet butter is about the scarce
thing IN this market,