The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16
Butter 25 TO 33c.

80
Eggs ~ cents each.
The ball receipts were over 1900.
Henry States, of Salem, made a call on
Tuesday.
Ladies Social meets at Mrs. Van vactor's
to-day friday at O'Clock.
Ifany man be opposea TO woman suf-
frage. shoot lrim on the spot.
Work will be commenced on the M. K.
Church beif-tower on Monday
See notice of School Clerk elsewhere,
and II may save you dollar or two.
Quite number OF strangers in the city
during the week. attracted by the meeting
of the Woman Suffrage Association.
Emperor Norton, late local on the States
man, has resigned, and at last accounts was
at Astoria rusticatfng.
Chinese fiddles. gongs. ETC., have con-
tributod largely to the edification of our
people for the past day or two
Col. w. NJ. Parsons. of Portland, swop-
ped Republican, wa-wa with US On Tues
day.
A large crowd Were In attendance at the
ers-on.
The masquerade YVES brilliant success.
some of the characters assumed being way
up-
The oldest son of our County Clerk, Mr.
r. j. Sites died Wednesday night from
dropsy, the effects of scarlet fever.
The family of Mr.. James II. Hadiey
has gone east of the mountains, and Jim
expects to follow them soon. He expects
to engage in the stock business in some of
those pretty little valleys. We are sorry
to lose Jim, for he's a brick In his own
right, but we wish him the very best sue
cess wherever he locates.
Some appreciatiye friend sends us beau
tiful valentine. It is wood engraving,
well colored. you better believe, represent
ing a man with a monstrous head
prominent ears. a pronounced nose,
and mouth of great capacity. We've past
ed our valentine on the wall. where we can
admire its beauties at our leisure. 'Rah!
The question for discussion before the
Woman Suffrage Association Wednesday
morning was the best method ofadvancing
woman suffrage. The discussion was par
tieipated in by Mrs. Laughary. Mrs. DIR.
Thompson, Jacob Conser. Mesdames Mar
| tin, Olds. Johns, ard Messrs. Martin and
Gray. Mrs. DIR. Thompson read Declara-
tfoa of Rights of the u. S. Woman Associ-
alton, July 4th 1876.
| See administrators notice, in the matter
of the estate of the late Squire Montgomery,
decd, David Froman, administrator, in
| this issue.
A number of Indians were before the Re-
corder on Monday for drunkenness and
disorlerly conduct. They got five days i'm
Jail.
The young crops are said to be suffering
from the depredations of the numerous
flocks of wild geese and ducks
County CLERK Sites oldest son is severe
ly afflicted with dropsy, the effects of scar
let fever.
Geo. F. Sett1emeir sold his residence. g
few days since. to j. r. Herren for 81 800.
we are informed--a bargain, certainly.
Messrs. Hughes & Anderson are the
One of Newt Houston's children Is re-
ported very i'll with scarlet fever.
DR.. Harris little boy is very low with
scarlet fever
Prof Newe1, of this city, has class In
music at lebanon.
Three prayer meetings are held daily in
this city.
Prof Hewftt's child. taken with scarlet
fever last week, is recovering.
DISTURBING PUBLIC MEET1Nes.-Tt Is
just possible that some of the people of this
city do not know that the laws of Oregon
specially protects all citizens who assemble
for religious worship-in fact, any public
meeting, religious or political. Section
e66 of the Code provides that: s'Ifany per
son shall wilfully disturb or disquiet any
assembly or congregation of people, met
for religious worship, whether i'm house
or In the open air, by either uttering any
profane discourse, committing any rude or
Indecent act, or making any unnecessary
, noise. within the place where such meeting
, is held or so near it as to disturb the order
, and solemnity thereof such person, upon
conviction thereof shall be punished by
/, imprisonment in the eeuRty Jail not less
than one month, nor more than six months,
: or by fine not less than ten dollars, MOI
more than two hundred dollars There
are few young hoodlums in this city, We
are sorry to say, who are so lacking In de
: cency and common sense, apparently, a
a not to know how to behave themselve
when attending church. They have bee
!, borne with until patience has ceased to b
a virtne. and now the law must, las
n resort, be called apon TO force them to oh
!. serve the rights and respect the feelings o
r their betters. These mean and cowardl,
r scampe. only few nights since. tore dow
!, a portion OF the fence that surrounds th'
5 M. f. Church property on Third street
. and otherwise elefaced the church, out o
pure e,lssedness. Each one engaged IL
r this mean cowarily business richly deserved
: a horsewhippilg, and that, too, Of the old
, fashioned kind.
THE CosT.-The building of the tower
: 4l.x, Church Ialr,aadt efnnfr.acaef