The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-03-19
PRraSramIets.
soldiers.

Nice hams at Hafftnden Prothers.
Democratic primaries tomorrow.
! Remember the Teachers Institute at
lIalsey the first week in April.
Chas. Haffenden has returned from San
Francisco.
An owner wanted for pocketbook now
in our possession, fountl two weeks since.
At preliminary examination before
S. a. Johns. County Judge, Frank Wheel
er was held to answer for the killing of
Chas. Taylor, and bail fixed at $500,
which he gave on Wednesday and was dis
charged from custody.
Johnny Spanger had the misfortune to
cut his left foot severely. Il few cf,ys SIEGE,
with M axe. and h. now uses u crutch In
his l,erngrinaitous.
| IF you are Indebted to the late f:~ln of
B!cyins & Powell. mi! liners. Ii, this city,
cal! and settle nj onca aud save trouhit..
! If you want to se, tI,c t.i, ct cal ;aet work
ever put up in Albany. call at james Dan
ais warehouse, corner of Ferry and Sec
ond streets.
Mrs. J. L. Harris died on Wednesday
morning, after long Illness. She leaves
husband and five children to mourn her
: loss
| DIR. Churchill mas removed his Office to
McIlwain's brirk, room No. 3, where pa
| tieuts will hereafter fiE,l him.
A son of Mr.. Frank Propst, aged about
II. who fell and di<located his right hip, is
getting along all right under the crre of
DIR. B NJ. Savage, who. assisted by DIR.
Ashton, replaced the hip in position.
Quite a healthy snow storm on Tuesday
morning, the snow falling to the depth of
two inches or more, but melted during the
day.
Council next Tuesday evening,
T.. E. Blain has the largest assortment
of new and fashionable haas that he ever
brought to this city in any onc season.
Charley Haffenden while in San Fran
cisco secured an immense stock of groceries
and provisions for Haffenden Bros, to
arrive soon. They will have all the novel
ties.
Edward Cartw light died in Portland
very suddenly about three O'Clock on Mon
day afternoon, aged about fifty. lie was
deputy collector of internal revenue for
the district embraced by the counties east
of the Cascades, and the counties of
Columbia C!a;sop and Tillamook.
DIR. Ashton started for San Francisco in
the front of the week, where he will make
his future home.
L. E. Blain has received his spring
goods, among them the handsomest suits
i'll Piquet, Scotch and English goods. ever
brought to this market. They are better
made and hantlsomer in flush. and cont ain
more extras in the way of pockets, etc.
And the beauty of the whole business is.
they are unexpectedly cheap. You want
to see those goods. "
We want a blieige across the Willamette
at this city beca Use the G.. s. C. Railroad
would then build an extension to the west
side road, giving us road to Yaqnina Bay /;
because the narrow gauge road would
then give US connection with their lin e
leading through Kings Valley to Yaquita.
| continuing East to a connection with the
| great overland routes.
| On the 10th inst, the DalhGrree, loaded
| with wheat for Eiropa, ran into Sand
| Island bar, Columbia liver. a short dis
tnnce from where the Greet Republic was
wrecked last year. and is fast going to
pieces. No lives were lost. The cargo
was valued ut 81 1923. aud was insured for
$15.975 while the vessel was valued az
$4,000. There are TO treacherous shoals
or bars at Yaquina bay, and no losses of
fine vessels or rich cargoes will be recorded
after that port has been opened.
Rob Roy Clidesdale stallion owned
by Messrs. Pugh 6 Grierson. of Salem,
valued at $4,000. died on Friday night
His get was of the highest order for farm
use, and his loss is therefore severe one
A dose OF Yankee Cough Syrup taken at
bedtime will insure you n good night IS
| rost free from coughing,