The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26
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AoOSe 1sleSQayf evening g Hast, given Dy 5the
Wilton troupe for the benefit of Albany
Fire Department., was largely attended,
and gave splendid satisfaction. a.
". Kay Neil will be hung in the Jail
yard about the hour of one O'Clock this
afternoon, unless executive cienency
should interfere, of which there ID now no
hope, The execution will doubtless at
tract large number OF people 20 this city.
= Van yacter is. building up an innmense
trade In the grocery and provision lipe. a
You ought to see those new styles OF.
stoves at John Briggs place. as well as his
large assortment of useful and ornamental
wares for the dining room and Kitchen.
Fat, nicely dressed ducks for bit apiece
is cheap enough for anybody.
We understand that Thomas Monteith,
proprietor of the City Mills. has secured
water from the Santiam Canal, which win
be brought to the mills through ditch
down Ferry street, said ditch to be dug the
coming spring. @-
What magnificent weather. .vfs
A note from Harrisburg, dated january
22d. says: Cuisines at this point very.
| dull, and the weather colder than blazes ~
| the lumber for the construction of the
steeple OH the NJ. f. Church is on the
| ground, and the work will soon bes COM
mencetl. ~ n a.Tsa gHsf 20 t544 s.
| Mr.H. C. Clement is filling the ofiice OF
Chorister in the M. Il. Sunday School most
acceptably. @
Fred Grafhas an elegant display Of fnrni-
ture at his new place on First east of
Broadalbin street.
Mrs. n. J. Hyde has a most excellent
assortment of goods needed by the ladies.
You will be surprised at the extreme low
figures at which she sells goods, upon call
ing and examining lier, stock.
Father Royal, reported as sick unto
death last week, has weathered the storm
and hopes are now entertained of his en-
tire recovery.
Mr.. G. w. Huff. of Rockport, Indiana,
gave us call on Tuesday. He is selling
.The Brotherhood, work Of special
interest to threelinkers.
See special notice of the Singer Mann.
featuring Co. elsewhere in this issue. The
Singer still continues to lend in the sewing
machine business.
Mrs. Cross has fine display Of millinery
which she is offering at cost. Call ant
examine now.
w. K. Neil and those in Jail with him
came within an ace of leaving the jailol
TO run the premises alone last Tuesday
Who furnished the tools, Is the query
With less attentive Tailor than Doc
Herren, Neil might now have been at large
The Ladies' Social of the M. E. Church
meets at Mrs. Julia Dawson's, on .Thirt
Street, between Ellsworth, and Broadalbin
this afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Greer, of Corvallis, has been visit
ing relatives in this city during the week
Orgeana Encanpmeut this evening n
$50 sharp.
The attendance Mt the Opera House Tues
day evening, on the occasion Of the benef
given to A. F. Department, we are In
formed, was the largest of the season.
We believe the union meetings at tn
Court House are gaining in interest. an
the prayers and faithful work of the peopl
of God are growing In strength and power
Squire Montgomery. an old and widel
known citizen of this city, died on Tues
day at his residence. after an illness OF tw
; or three weeks. He was buried by tn
Fire Department, Of which he was an ez
empt. on Wednesday afternoon.
See the new line of boots at Blain's-
he is determined to have the very lates
> and handsomest styles I'm the various line
| in which he deals.
The copy of Constitution and Bylaw
/ for the Government of Linn Engine Co.
: No. 2. are in the hands OF the printer, AM
will be printed and placed in the hands @
; the Secretary of the Company in time 70
the next regular meeting.
ssThe Life and Adventures Of w. 4
Neil., have Just been issued in pamphle
form. and can be obtained at either Of th
book stores or at this Office. Price, Csc pc
e copy.
The Wilton troupe have been giyinl
performances at the Opera House dnrinI
the week to good houses.
!, There will be an entertainment at tn
, College chapel on the evening of Februar
22d, under the auspices Of the Coileg
, Imp. Soc.
e Not much show for skating In this nee
r o. woods this winter. Saeh beautiful ssIn
shiny days! 4
The College entertainment this eyenin
/. promises to be the best of the season. q
The union meetings at the Court Hetis
! during the week have been largely attenl
: ed.
n Ifyou know OF anybody that has lost
8 blue lecket in which are two Mkenesse
S and attached to which is small gold chail
: tell them to call and interview our Count
a Treasurer, Mr. Grigsby. He'll turn it ov
e to the owner with pleasure. The locket
Il only valuable as a keepsake.
le Linn county tax this year is $500
half of which has been collected.
:. Frank Wilton has gone to Corvallis,
= entertain them with theatrieals, and lie
= do it we'll. aes
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