The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-07

SUPPER POSTPONED. The supper pro-
posed to be given by Onward Lodge, I. o. /
U. T.. on the Sth inst. (to-morrow). has
been postponed to some time in the future.
on account OF so much sickness in that
neighborhood. /
RELIGIoUs.-A revival of religion was
progressing last week at the Baptist Church.
and several conversions announced. The
interest seems to be growing during the
present week, and large numbers come to
the altar for PRAYERS.
MARR1ED.-On Gospel Ridge, January
9Th. 1876. atthe residence DIR. F. H. Grif-
fin. by Rev. S. S. Van Dersa!. Mr. David
Bailie, of Junction City, and Mrs. Martha
Logan. of Albany.
Cake received. May joy and peace and
prosperity attend them.
The Postmastcr-General has appointed
Thomas Frazer. of Portland. and Harrir
son Lineville, of Buena Vista. Oregon,
mail route agents on the special train on
the Oregon and California Railroad from
Portland to this city.
A vigorous aflvprti -er wants a servant
girl that '.fears the Lord and can carry one
cwt." This fellow is wasting his energies.
certainly, for handmaidens who can get
away with one hundred pounds are not the
kind who fear the Lorl,'' or anything
else. for that matter.
GooD.-The new Council. we suppose,
have ordered the erosSwalks on First street.
scraped and cleaned off. At least the work
was done on wednesday. to the great joy
of all pedestrians.
| Our new City Marshal. F. NJ. Westfall.
| was sworn in on Monday, and proceeded to
| make an arrest instanter. We opinc hood
| lums will be or their good behavior during
his term. or they will visit the Recorders 5
| office often.
| FIRST BoARD.-'rhe Board of Directors
for the new Libary are Messrs. Capt. Hum
| phrey. J. X. Herren, G. E. Wolverton. F
Paxton and A. n. Arnold. The new hoarl
is to meet this evening. and elect officers.
RoBBED.-On the 4th inst. the store of
D. P. Mason. of Seio. was robbed of sever
al hundred dollars in money. Jesse Irvine.
John Morris. Mason ami J. C. Johnson. WI,
are informed. tracked the thief to Jefferson.
AIMANAC-McCormio almanac 10!
1876. received. T. is neatly printed AMI as
full of information as it can hold. Call al
,Jno. FosIray's and Obtain copy
The Centennial Home Insurance Co. have
issued splendid ALMANAC, richly embeli<h
ed with engraviugS of scenes in the revoln
tionary war. They are way up.
DANGERoUs.-We learn that Dewitt
Knox. aged II. son of Ellis Knox. at Knoa
Butte. is not expected TO live, with typhoit
fever.
MORE DEATHs.-Mrs. Mart. Miller. VIII.
lives about six miles from this city. dice
on Wednesday morning Deceased wa
buried ut the Powell burying- ground Thurs
day.
Lqter-Mrs. Morris died OH Thursday mora
ing. leaving nine motherless children. tin
!
oldest but fifteen years.
Rev J. BowerSox will preach Mt tn
Opera House Mt II A. NJ. The Evangelical
expect to occupy their new church Sunda
week.
Quite n large number of the relation
. and friends of the late Miss Conn followe
i'm the funeral procession to the grave o.
Wednesday.
f A C. Layton and family have novel t
Corvallis Gus. has taken charge of the I'll
shop up there. Sorry to lose Gus. and hi
amiable wife.
ADJoURNED.-The Teachers Tnstitu
: adjourned Dec. 30th. to meet in this cit
OH the Tuesday preceding the first Monla
in April next. after profitable session.
SAD-Mrs. B. Fl. Van Buren. of Jeffer
son, who gave birth to twins on New Year
: day, died on the 4th. The babes died
few hours i'm advance of the mother.
t We are sorry to learn that the younges
? daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cllas. Barnes
e sick with typhoid fever. is not expected t
: recover.
: High old Storm of wind and rain Tues
day night. This thing is becoming rathe
freqnent-an entire new feature in Orego
weather.
; FEvER.-Wally Mauzey is confined I
his room at the st. Charles with bilious fl