The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-30
Good firewood at 50 per cord, and plent

Oh IL.
Onions, caulifiower, greens, potatoes and
spring Goldfish, in market.
Broonn-corn from Klikitat-you hear
me
Briggs will sell you stove or range If
he has to throw in the tinWare at cost.
Look tor wedding sooh-a way up ar
fair.
You want to be thoroughly posted. there
fore read the new ads. in this number.
Spiing chickens are in order now, on the
half SHELF
They expect 20 have a tin shopaf PeoriE
soon.
Mr.. Odeneal of Portland, was IL, the city
on Tuesday.
Col. Sanborn, of the metropolis, lowered
among us in the front of the week.
Splendid table potatoes at SOC per byishel,
delivered at your door.
Under the influence Of such splendid
weather the roads are drying up rapidly.
Mrs. Cross goes at once for her new stock
of goods.
Mr.. Culver and family leave lis in a few
days for Ochoco valley.
Hotel business still in sfattI quo. Some-
body's loosing big thing.
The familiar buz of the. cheerful and i'm
'petuous horsefiy once more waketh the;
echoes.
John Foshay has purchased Barr's stock
of goods, and there is now but one music
and book store in the city.
Don't send in any more Havanas-%e We
quit smoking. It's nearly lightning,
though, you better believe.
Rev. I. d. Driver has been holding meet
ings at Harrisburg. Several conversions
have resulted.
A purse containing fifty dollars was pre-
sented to Rev. l. D. Driver. by his friends.
at Harrisburg, last week.
A little five year old son of Mr.. Githens,-
near Peoria, in crossing a log recently, Tell
and broke his arm near the elbow.
Bob. Irvine, Herman Sox, Chas. Simp=
son, Chas. Barnes, VIM. Vance, and others
are sufferers from the failure OF Allen Par.
ker.
a big cave has occurred AT the ferry
landing at Peoria, obstructing tile ferry
~
There was terrible amotint of "bnzz--
ing" on Wednesday, over the warehouse
failure.
Mr.. Quivey, of Corvallis, came down on,
Friday. remaining two or three days among
| us.
Billy Carter, Esq, Of the Corvallis Gd.-
zette, made us a call Friday morning last.
happy as a lark.
III. c. Clement has the contract for paint
ing the NJ. E. Church, and he viii do it In
way up style.
One horsepower is a power that Will
| raise $4,000 pounds one foot in one minute.
| Any of our Webfoot girls can raise two
| feet minute.
| Young Vermont, is dapple bay, Sixteen
hands high, weighs 1900 pounds and Is six
years old. lie is one of the finest roadsterst
in Oregon. For foil particulars read the
advertisement in this isstae, and then call
on 1fr. Martin LupeP, fIie owner of Ver--
| mont.
Jock Morgan, an old Albany boy, is now
running dairy near Yakima City, W..
L. BY the first of May next Jock expects
to milk two hundred and fifty cows, and
| will turn out slathers of fine butter.
See the Recorders notice, and IL you,
own dog go and pay the license. DOME
throw off on the dog because OF the dollar.
but pay up or get rid Of thc dog. And
| don't You forget.
Mr.. Furry, of Blain, Sox & Co.. left Is1
the middle of the week for Monticello,
where he expects to hang up until July.
We wish him pleasant time while absent
from rs.
Our friend Mr.. a. J. johnson leaves for.
his ranch in Lane county tomorrow or
Monday. We wish him continued pros
perity and happiness in his Old home.
Mr.. Belding and Lon Royal have secured
claims in Klikitat valley, W.. r., where
they propose removing at an early day.
A saw mill at the falls in the Santftsn'
Canal would be a handy place as well! fbs'
power as for logs. The fine timber on the
Santiam could be floated down the Canal
to the mill. and there need never be any
lack OF supply, nor any stoppage Of the
mill.
Water-worlxs is what we need more tliaaA
anything else. Good. wholesome water Do
demanded. and there is little or none in,szia
city. The canse of nearly every case oa
illness in our city is traced directly DO tlia
bad water. We want pure, healthy water,
and the sooner we get it the better for ali
concerned.
Any fellow who ever loved and lost thu
object on which he had bestowed his love
knows just how the author of this felt !;