The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-28

Wheat started off at ssc this week.


Wheat started off at s3c this week.
PrcNIc.-Albany Engine Company pro-
poses to picnic on the 10TH of May
''VIBRATERs Patent vibrating bus
Ties are the latest novelties. Let 'em.
Jake Fleischner sails for San Francisco
soon for new goods.
\ good deal of wet weather for the past
five months. 1t beats the Oldest OF them. |
Titus Bros. will soon be in receipt of a
new invoice of elegant goods in their line.
For a handsome two or three seated /
carriage, call on Sam Miller. /
Good sweet butter is still a scarce article
in this market.
Fred Graf turns out splendid work at his
furniture establishment on First street.
D. d. Nelson is no slouch at mending
or rejuvenating tin or copper vessels, you
bet
The city was full of Republicans on
Tuesday and Wednesday. in attendance
on the Republican Convention.
Nanitch that Granger clllrn at John
Briggs; those late style parlor and cook
stoves, etc.
Remember the Baptist festival next
Thursday evening, and give the society a
lift.
CoarING.-NEr. John Barrows. late of
this city, now of San Francisco, is expected
here on visit before soon.''
BoRN-To to the wife of Rev. 4. 3.
White, on Sunday morning, April 23d, a
daughter.
STYLIsH-T'hose new spring hats and
bonnets at Mrs. Stevens millinery estab-
lishment on First street, next the City
Drug Store.
Fer an overwhelming lot of stoves,
ranges, all kinds of tin, copper and sheet
iron ware. etc, besides novelties that you
absolutely want, go to W. II. McFarland's.
| Jake Fleischner is agent for the Florence
sewing machine, and will keep constantly
on hand at his store in the REGISTER
building, needles, oil, etc.
DARK Tuesday was dark and dismal
day, and during the afternoon the rain fell
as it seldom falls in Oregon--a perfect
deluge. Torrents was no name for it,
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INsANE--On Monday, our Sheriff. L.
C. Rice, started for East Portland.
having in charge Mr. John Love. of Harris
burg who had been pronounced insane.
| S. F. Yormg's new agricultural ware
house is rapidly approaching completion.
1t will be one OF the strongest and safest
buildings in the city when completed.
A finer looking or more intelligent body
of men were never assembled in this city,
than those forming the Linn County Re
publican Convention. which met in the city
on Wednesday last.
STRING WoRK.-Persons having build
ings they wish raised or removed, should
call on Mr.. Allen, who has all the neces
sary machinery, and will do the job IN gooi
shape.
DIR. Gray is making preparations to star
for the Centennial in a Few days. Thos,
needing dental work should not fail to cal
Mt once, as he will be absent two or three
months.
Fn-z-z-z Por.-TLe soda trade open:
up lively, and A. Carothers &c Co., at thei
new soda works on First and Ellsworth
are putting mp at tho rate of two hundred
dozen per day.
. For SALE.-Certain real estate belong
ing to the estate of ID. Beach, deceased, ii
this city and Buena Vista, is offered a
private sale by John Conner, Esq, as Ex
ecutor of said estate. For price and terms
call at the Bank.
A CIIURN.rHas been invented in Yer
mont for lazy men. 1t is adjusted to
wagon, and all one has to do Is to put TIL
cream into the chunl. drive to town for tn
mail, and when he gets home the butter i
ready to take out.
Mr.. w. A. Wheeler, wife and baby, dc
parted from our gaze Tuesday, bound 70
Independence, their future home. MI
Wheeler is to aid in the publication of til
Telegram, to be issued semi-weekly, by Nj
Pipes, at Independence.
: CHLLs AND FEvER.-Mr. Morrison, {
the st. Charles Hotel, is prostratcd wit
: chflls and fever. Morrison seems to b
having hard time, as he no sooner get
cured of one complaint than another seize
: him.
J CALLED.-Sam. Miller, II. n. Brown
and VIM. Foren, all from the Forks {
j, there abouts, called on Tuesday delegate
TO the Republican Convention. They wei
]. all in a remarkable state of preservation
r specially Foren.
( DRIED vEN1soN. Chas. MeaIey came