The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30


must be paid before the first day of May,
or per cent. will be added. Pay mp.
We make our best bow to Master Willie
Wadsworth for the presentation of a hand
some bouquet last Saturday.
If you want durable, handsome. low
priced chair, go to F. s. Duhning's, the
furniture man on First street
Albany is going to be good city to get
out of this Summer, if more attention is
not paid to drainage.
The cleaning days have come,
The saddest of the sad.
When all the house is misery
And every woman's mad.
The greenbackers are wide awake at
Harrisburg, and threaten to print a paper
to advocate their interest unless the Nucle-
as comes to their aid.
The lady who puts ON white kid gloves
and then wears seven finger rings over
chem, hasn't the least idea that she isn't
doing her whole duty by society.
They fell of wealthy London barber
who has just cut off his heir without n
shilling. Now, our BARRIERS are different
they never cut of anybody's hair without
shilling.
LET me.,' said Mr.. Moody when he
opened in Boston, let me call your atten-
ton to a book called THE Holy Bible.'''
Several of his hearers went home and found
they had one.
Rev. B. r. Baxter, pastor of tile South
presented with a suit of clothes recently by
his friends of that little city.
Jock Morgan, of Yakima City, has had
two churns made at DalIes recently, each
having a capacity OF one hundred and
thirty gallons each. Jock means biz.
One hundred and twenty Indians have
recently professed religion, under the
preaching of Joseph Stwine, an Indian
preacher. at Warm Springs reservation,
about sixty miles from Dalles.
Trout afeplentiful, and the boys yank
em out of the Calipooia with hook and
line. just as easy.
The Portland authorities have a pretty
good clue to the murderer of the man Da-
Wis, and they will doubtless have him un-
der arrest in few days.
Frank Wood has recently purchased a
splendid piano from the Z. S. Co, for his
little daughter Nellie. 1t is one of the
| fine st toned and well made instruments in
the city. Miss Nellie is in luck.
The physicians of Salem have resolved to
sink all questions of priority. and will as
semble together snd examine into the cause
and cure of diphtheria. This is a good
scheme,
Leotard, ''the greatest living magician, y
SO the bills said, gave an entertainment at
the Opera House Wednesday nfght-at
least he was advertised to do so.
Dave Morgan has left us for the silver
springs, taking his assaying traps with
him. Success, cid boy. There isn't any
better men than Dave.
/ w. r. Graham has some OF the handson1-
est goods ever brought to this market,
which he is ready to cut and make into
elegant, fashionable, neat fitting suits foi
any who wish Call and interview him al
his place on First street.
The board Of Directors of the Pioneer
Association will meet on Friday. April G.
at O'Clock r. NJ, in the Office of the Secre
tary OF the State Agricultural Society
Salem All interested in the success of tn,
Assoclation are requested to attend.
Try one of those roasters TO be had a
w. III. MeEarland's. You will never ca
meat roasted in any other way after tryin;
one of them.
That rumor that Peterson proposes erect
ing three-story building on the corner c
Ferry and First streets, is almost too goo
to be true.
DIR. Slade swears that when he gets OF
of the workhouse he will overthrow til
British Government, if he has to suInmo
assistance from every spirit in tho etern,
world. We already notice slight declir
in English bonds.
A wag tried to annoy apopular preache
by asking him if the fatted calf i'm the par.
bic was a male or female. Female, to /
sure, . was the reply, 'sfor see the ma
in the flesh before me-
We have got over our worry to a eonsit
cradle extent ever since we read that Il
new counterfeit 81 1000 bills can be detecte
by their 'sgreasy feel.'' Dfcourse we can
be imposed upon now. 10 eats fearful
into an editors salary to- be s'stsick'' /
four or five such bills in a, week.
recent letter from Rev. 1. Wilson, ia
, pastor of the Methodist Church in this cit
: recites that In his new field OF work
Michigan, a great revival of religion i,
sprung UP, and no less than one hundr.
and sixty have been received into q
Church by him during the past thr
months. And he says the good work st
goes on.