The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-03-24

Since writing the above we learn that the
insurance was 81 600, and that the DR..
had been offered 81, 600 for the. place re-
Gently.
Subscribers still coming in. We have
some friends who are doing us proud.
May we be able to repay them thousand
fold.
RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Il. b. White will
preach i'm st. Paul's church next Sunday
morning on the subject of parental Re-
sponsibility- Training OF children.''
PRoTRAcTED MEETING.-Rev. Mr.. White
commences protracted meeting at st.
Paul's church next Sunday. All Chris
tians are invited to attend and aid.
Present indications are that our city will
be busy one during the summer. A large
number of buildings will be erected, both
for residences and business.
The Vivian s Kochler troupe are getting
away with the people of Portland, and
receiving the highest encomiunls at the
hands of the pressgang there.
Judge Burnett, of the Second judicial
District, opened court for Judge Bonham
on Monday, he being detained at his resi-
dence in Salem by sickness in his family.
IMPRovISG.-Mr. Bedding. whose life
was despaired Of last week, by close atten-
tion and good nursing, las passed the ca.i-
sis, and is now slowly recovering.
Montgomery Queen. with his hinge cara
van of wild beasts and gorgeous circus,
proposes to visit Oregon during this, the
centennial year.
SocIABIE.-The Calvary Society give a
sociable at the residence of John Mon.eitf,
Esq, on this friday evening. Come one.
come all, and enjoy pleasant evening.
Our city has been pretty well filled tlu-
ring the week, Circuit Court. attracting
them hitIlcr.
Judge Strong, Of Portland, declines to
lecture for the Library Association OF this
N"y' OuAy LOF Strong
Our friend Mr.. Newllouse, who has been
residing in Portland for some months, has
moved back TO his old home in this city.
Six new buildings have been erected in
Halsey since Febrtafy-five dwellings ana
one business house.
-
Pow To,
manufacturing the furniture of the Episco-
pal church OF this city.
EXECUTORS SALE.-Sce notice of val,ia-
BILE city property at executors sale, else
where in this number.
Mr.. Gradwoi,l will go to San Francisco
soon, to lay IN an enormous stock of hard
ware, crOckery. stoves. ranges, etc.
SECOND HALF.-This number or the RFa5-
IsTER is the first number on the second
half OF volume eight. How time passes.
For musical instruments and music books
go to Jno. Foshay's, in the Parrish brick.
Mrs. Geo. F. Settlcmcir is about again,
after . seseFe attachZsoT bilious fever.
Tie political cauldron Is getting gradual
ly npto white heat. Let her bile. =
New Goods at s. E. Youngs-frcsh from
San Francisco.
A free circus with a lunch counter at
tached, would draw we'll about now.
Plug hats are making their appearance
once more- indications of fine weather.
Charley Bourgartles is in receipt of 4
large invoice of clocks. that are way up.
The auction has been busy every night
during the week, we believe.
Miss French, prostfated last week with
fever, is reported slowly convalescing.
Judge Upton, Of Portland, made us
pleasant call yesterday.
No change In general market prices.
Hams now retail from groceries at 1se
per pound.
We hare been having good grass grow