The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-16
PARAGRAMLETs.
Roads drying up.

John Btlrkhart has completed his new
office on First street. It is cosy and neat.
The Jubilee Singers viii hold forth at the
Opera House tomorrow night.
Mr.. Perry w. Sphinx is delivering good
eordwood at S3 per cord-eheap enough.
The northern train was detained Oh
Tuesday an hour or two behind time.
The new hotel at the depot is gradually
approaching completion.
The latest thing in silk handkerclliefs at
T.. +. Blain's.
Willamette still rising Wednesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Nortonwas united in marriage to
Mrs. Hicks last Tuesday night.
Mr.. Senders, of Harrisburg, spent a day
on two iii the city during the week
A new invoice of stoves, ETC., at j. Grad.
| wohl's.
Look ont for dead dogs unless the license
is paid soon.
The >States,aan calls our p. II. Raymond
the popular Nasty OF Albany.
a large asSemblage attended the funeral
of Andrew Hill on Wednesday.
SIoye plead gully OH Tuesday, and is TO
receive his sentence to-day.
Tuesday afternoon was noted for its
warmth.
high in The prairie as we drove along Tues
day.
Tie sidewalk cn First and Ferry, north
side of First and east side of Ferry. needs
repairing.
Judge Blackburn. of Brownsville, las
been here during tie week, attending TO
tile interests of clients in the Circuit Court.
1t would be the work of but a few hours
for an average shot TO secure a wagon load
of wild fowl ont or,the prairie.
Ladies' festival this evening at the Opera
House. 4 large amount of nice needle
work will be on exhibition for sale.
The Calipooia bad stopped over its banks
III various and sandry places, as early as
! Tuesday.
Judge Blackburn, of Brownsville. has
been with us during the week, in attend
ance on the Cireuit Court.
/ For way up cookery and a fitl and gen
erots hospitality, commend US to tile three
IlllhNIN Vi lAti bSoui
| w. O. Palmer expects to start for the
| bunch grass country east of the mountains
rs soon as spring nshers in settled weather.
The College Improvement Society is re-
hearSing for tie grand entertainment on
the 23d.
Contributions for the fair and festival tlis
evening win be thankfully received at tie
Opera House.
you want handsome new carriage 1T
villa: it cost, call ut Sam1 AIillcr's brick
blacksmith shop, and he'll show you the
article.
|. Chicken, ham, ice cream, coffee, pics,
cake, fruit. tea. pickles, peaches alll cream,
etc., etc.. at the festival held ut tic Opera
House this evening.
If you have n ring, watch. loor-platc, or
any thing upon which you wish name ell
Sr4'cd, call on Major White, jewcler, First
street.
Circuit Court convened OH Monday,
Judge Boise on the bench. Business is
being pushed right along with tie judges
usual energy.
G.W.C.P., J. +. Backcnsto, of this city,
instituted an Encampnent of Odd Fellows
/ at Myrtle Creek, fifteen miles south of
Roseburg, on Wednesday.
Oh, but didn't wc have jolly time at
Harrisburg Monday night. on the occasion
of illstifuting Camp of the 7. o. o. F.
there! Oh, no! to be certainly!
John Parker will try his fortune s'count-
ing himself into Il rich claim in tie
newly discovered diggiugs, starting this
week or next.
Don't fail 10 call at Harry Kuln's wagon
shop on Ferry street and see Kuhn 81 Mil-
ler's new Ilarrow-it's rs handsome as a
red wagon, and VIC think is as good as
pretty.
"A macadamized or plank road is badly
needed connecting this city and Lebanon.
Either this or Il railway must be built in
the near future. Who II take the initiatory
stepse
Cali at Lew Royal s barber shop and get
a bottle OF his hair renewer and tlandruff
remover, and while there get shaved,
spruce up a little and have some style about
you! -.
Ike Conn 81 Co,,at Israssridgc, are happy
with the rest of the saw-millers, the high
water having enabled them, too to get
down to the mill large lot of splendid
logs. e
If you are goiag to keep house or are
ready for the Spring clean mp, go first to
McFarland's and get a Richmond Range
and whatever else you may need in the
kitchen line.
No one will willingly miss the musical
entertainment givcnsby Camilla Urso, the
world renowned giolinist, at the Opera
House Tuesday eyeniBgn next. Secure seats
at Barr's before they are all taken
Andrew Hill died on Tuesday morning,
of consumption, and was buried at the city
cemetery oil Wednesday afternoon, the
Odd Fellows, of which deceased was an
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