The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-08

List OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm the Post Office Albany; :
Linn county. Oregon. Sept. 7th, 1876.
Persons calling for these letters must give
the date on which they We're advertised.
Bowie, John Hunter, j g
Camett, Joseph e Lubkier, Otto
Casteel, Milton Iangden, Il
Churchill, III I'll Mauzey, Mrs. M
Churchnan, Rev. w Rankin, Miss Ina
Custar. Rnel Rankin, Miss Alice
DeMaine, Robert SNYDER Hamilton
Frleeiricks. John Speak. Miss Mary e ..
Ford, l. VI Thomas, Miss G
Hampton Miss N
p. II. RAYMOND, r. NJ.
ATTENTION City Council has or
dered properfy-hol to grade certain
streets. repair sidewalks. etc. If tile work
is not done within the time specified. IT be-
comes the duty of the Marshal. F. nj. Vest
fall. TO do the work. charging the same
against the property. The Marshal desires
propertyho|deTs TO do the work themselves.
if they will. otherwise he will be compell-
ed to do his duty in the premises.
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MEDIcAL-see card in this issue of DIR. j. S.
Callaway, who lately purchased the new resi-
dence of Chas. Bourgnrdes, and has settled
among us for the practice OF his profession.
Dr.. Galloway has professional experience of
over twenty-eight years to recommend him,
and is gentleman who deserves the fullest
confidence of our people
PASSED AwAY.--on Thursday morning old
Father Houston, one of the old pioneers of Linn
county, died at his residence three miles cast
of this city, after n few days illness, aged sS
years, six months and seventeen days. The
funeral takes place at one O'Clock p. N. to-day,
from his residence to the family burying place!
PER- EcT1Y SPLEEN SDfD.-our folks are under
a Thousand obligations TO Mrs. j. f. Backenstol-
for one of the loveliest boqnets we have ever
seen, presented on Tuesday. Mrs b. takes
great delight in her flower garden, one of the
largest in the State
4IfuRT.-Bessie Cranor, one day last
week. in some way fell over or on to a
chair in such a manner as to injure her
spine severely, from the effects of which
she has been confined to her bed ever
| since.
Fences and the sides of houses are gor-
geous with pictures of lions and ele-
| plants and tigers and hyenas. ETC.. repre-
sentations of the flesh and blood fellows
belonging to Queens circus, advertised to
be here in a few days.
Prof. Campbell, OF Monmouth College,
/ lectured at the Court House on Tuesday
| evening, toa fair audience. He is on p
| occurring tour tor the benefit of his Col
lege and will go as tar south as Douglas
county.
Ans. Marshalls contract for feeding the
animals with Queens circus, calls Tor 3. 600
/ pounds of lav and so bushels of oats. In
addition to this, the ring horses, 81 in
number, are fed ct Ans stable.
Mrs. Allison has received information
that her mother. sister-in-law and four
! children, living near Eugene City. are i'll
with what is supposed to be smallpox in q
light form.
John Althouse and Dave Froman return
ed on Tuesday. after successful hunt of
two or three weeks i'll the mountains.
Mr. Settlements huge barn, S0x100, is
rapidly approaching completion. 1t will
be one OF the landmarks OIL Albany Prairie.
Clyde Pennington. of Umatilla county.
is at present visiting relatives and friends
Aereahouts.
Tyler & Tate always have good supply
Of fresh vegetables. fruits; groceries, etc.;
on land ;4s their place on First street.
: Quite a number of Odd Fellows. went tn
jefferson yesterday, to attend the funeral
OF the late Jabez Terhune.
, Charley Perkins. OF Portland, formerly
mine host of the St. Charles of that city,
smiled OH US Wednesday.
I,a Fploafinov Gafs llicftf
at the Opera House, to organize Hayes
and Wheeler club.
Ans. Marshall now keeps rn organ al
his livery stable. so that his horses may be
: thoroughly educated in music.
NEW ADs.-See the several new ads. IL
a this issue. and if they concern you, give
them proper attention.
Will b. Rice is acting Supt. Telegraph
r and Train Dispatcher, with headquarters
$ at Portland.
Mart. Angel has gone to the Sound Il
{ sight see.
: DAILY BANNER-Is the title of a little thrc
column daily issued at Roseburg. Bully 70
Roseburg and her daily.
Grill. Burkhart is very Ill indeed, we are sorr
: to say. Two Or more of his children are ais
| very sick.
VERY ILL.-Mrs. Tyler is very low with hi
ious fever. with slight hopes Of recovery.
Mrs Harris and little Clyde are both reporte
improving, after their severe Illness.
n Ex-sheriff Rice's son IS reported improvin
after a rather severe attack Of diptheria.
8 How 60 yanqssfsh the Stoznaczl-s T0l
mentor.
If the Enemy of mankind was permitte
!, to exert his diabolical ingenuity III the ii
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