The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-08-03


1t Is a splendid lot OF fall wheat, and came
from the farm of that excellent farmer,
Mr.. John Geisendorter, who lives four or
five miles east OF this city.
BROKE JAIL.-Suntlay morning after the
jailor had let Wyman and Dixie out of
their cells into the hall of the county Jail.
giving them their breakfast, he returned
up stairs to procure some coffee. During
his absence Wyman made ladder Of
Dixie, climbing upon his shoulders, reach-
ed the old hole, through which he crawled
and made his escape from the Jail. Dixie
objected to aiding Wyman in his escape.
but the latter threatened that If he didn't
nlill y .zsss li1 ana TINS intimidat-
ed he reluctantly lent his aid. DepssS
Sheriff Humphrey came back, and learns
ing of Wyman's escape, Immediately pur-
sued him, but as Wyman was two blocks
ahead he succeeded in reaching the brush
on the Calipooia and made good his es-
cape.
| Now that the hot season is upon us it be-
hooves all citizens to disinfect all cesspools
that require it. and all places where decom-
position is going on and from odors which
| arise that are offensive or prejudicial to the
health. The following cheap mixture,
| which can be had OF any druggist for nine-
| ty cents, is effectual an1 will last for the
season Five pounds copperas j; one and q
half pounds carbolic acid five gallons OF
water. Apply one quart TO cesspool once
week.
There We're two of them hanging on the
| front gate the other night. She was stand
| ing within the yard and he on the sidewalk
outside, both leaning on the top rail, and
apparently as happy as two pigs in corn
field. lie was saying: ssNow, my own
little darling, sweet idol of my soul, whose
| image is ever on my heart, when he saw
the old man coming down the front walk.
and continued in different strain, .sThe.
potato bugs haven't destroyed our crops s0
| much since We purchased Paris green, and;
| you will find that cabbages can be raised
better on a richer soil.'' The old man
| heard it. and turned back saying, as he en- :
/ tered the house These young people
take more interest in agricultural affairs
than people generally suppose"
NEW PATENTS. Through Dewey & Co.,
Patent Agents San Francisco, we receive
the following list of q. S. patents, granted
to Pacific Coast inventors, viz: Thomas
A. Cochrane, S. F., ore stamps: Mathew
Pslen and Daniel Sexton, S. F., aquariums; !;
John A. Woodward, S. F., coal elevators !;
John a. Woodward, S. F., grain elevators !;
William G.. Alexander. Winnemncca,
New, windmills; Lewis Cutting, S. f.,
soldering tools; Andrew J. stevens, Sacra-
mento, CAL, (reissuel, piston packing;
Ernest II. Lilienthal, s. F., design, liquor
TASKS; Thomas II. Day. 5. F.. improve
ment in gripping devices for rope tram
ways; Floyd Heavener, Laramie City,
| Wye, improvement in a car coupling Jas.
p. Preston. Gold Run, CAL, windmills
| William B. Morris. Collinsville, CAL, mill
picks; Almarin Il. Paul, S. F., pan ANAL
ga,nators; Henry NJ. Stow, s. F., wood
pavements Almarin B. Paul. s. f., tre-t
issuel, self-discliarging pulverlzing barrel
for ore; Haas Brothers, s. F. and n. Y !.
| (trademarks1, N. Y. refined petroleum.
teas and yeast powder; Wellmar, Peck g.
Co., s. F., ttrademarkl oils.
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