The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-05-25

Sunday and Monday were two wintcrislr
days.
Everybody is in favor of the YaqninS
Bay railroad. and'all agree that it must
be built at once.
Everybody that Is in favor Of celebrating
the 4th of July in Albany, hold up their
right handr Unanimousf Well celebrate
inviting everybody else to help rs.
No. Ones have received their fire bellc
The bell without the fangings weighs 1,l55
pounds.
The Willard House is now finished inside
and out. and is a cretlitable structure.
| If your watch fails to keep good time,
| take it to Major White. He'll put II In
shape for you at reasonable figures. He
| also does engraving in handsome style.
The heavy frosts last week nipped late
Strawberries and laid low the potato pros
pect In many places.
The late rains came in the nick of time.
and insures big wheat crop. 'Ror for us
The grape crop suffered more or less by
| the hard frosts last week.
Considerable chills and fever reported IN
and about this city. Shakes alive!
Winter clothing was hurriedly resumed
the first OF the week.
DR.. Boughton has gone to New York to
visit his father, who was very i'll at last ae-
counts.
Last winter was very favorable to sheep
} husbantlry, aud the wool clip promises to-
be very lsrge.
j. GEadwhol now has good tinsmith
and is ready to undertake any work In his
line.
There is talk Of a new restaurant on First
, street.
Ed Baum has bought the cigar business
on corner of First and Broadalbin,. lately
owned by Myer Harris.
The matter OF graveied road along the
Canal to Lebanon should continue to be
agitafed until steps are taken for its con-
{ struetion.
Blue glass at Charlie Plummers, as we'll
q as Ayerill paint, cigars of the best brands.
c etc.
Those new styles of summer clothing re-
ceived at L. f. Blain's last week are way
] up.
Perry Sphinx will sell all his wood before
c the new importation arrives if this weather
e holds.
Curt Price started for Ociioco few days
ago with band Of young cattle.
On Depot Slough, near Yaquina Bay,
there is a spruce tree that measures thirty :
nine feet in circumference, as we are M
formed by surveyor Warner.
The reports from the Oelioco quartz are,
all about alike-good quartz, but it will
We are indebted to Chief Webber for ia
vors.
g Regular council meeting on Tuesday
u night.
Orgeana Encampment No. meets this
: evening. A general attendance is request
cd.
AS regards thc railroad meeting at Cor
= Wallis last week, Bro. Carter. Through n
! crowd OF other matters, sickness, ETC., we
IL failed to notice It I'm the REGIsrER the week
q before. The intention was gocd-but you
{ know how 10 b yourself: important mat
; ters some times escape notice amid the null
IS tiplicity of cares that beset an eGitoffspath-
IS way. Is the explanation sufficient?
!, L. f. Blain has purchased bran new
!. Halls safe.
- picnic is In contemplation at or near
!. Knox Butte in q week or two.
Mrs. Powell has an excellent assortment
Of handsome millinery, and her taste in
~ trimming bonnets and hats is acknowledg
he ed by her lady customers on every hand
,es Ladies, call and see.
IL The College grounds are beginning &c
present 3 handsome appearance.
tn Mechanics have already commenced
it- tearing down a portion OF the Magnoli:
,r- Mills, preparatory TO rebuilding IN lar
.ir ger and more extended manner.
We VIII Miller returned from the new Edo
i'll RADIO last week In am improved condition
In physically.
Dooley's Yeast Powder has good repu
tation, and s. e. Young has " for sale.
d's w. II. Smith, Esq, OF Harrisburg, was