The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-09
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he will remain till fall, looking after his
cattle interests in that section.
Mr.. A. B. Porter is the present gentle
manly Deputy County Clerk. Mr.. John
Hackleman also remains In the office as
Deputy.
DR.. Ballard and Jonathan Wassom, of
Lebanon, were in the city on Tuesday,
both hale and hearty.
County School Superintendent, Prot.
J. IA- Gilbert, came up from Salem on
Tuesday.
o. I. Porter, OF Harrisburg, is quoted
as the boss qu"it pitcher.
Enoch Holt has gone to Ochoco, as well
as Thomas aud o liver Churchill.
Why grumble when yon can get a good
linen suit at L. f. Blain's for $1-and
other goods in propcrtoln
Harrisburg has a population of 422.
The total population of the precinct is
1924
The finest cherries brought to this mark
ct are from Mr. Finlay<on's orchard, about
tour miles from this city.
S. 8. Train, census enumerator of the
77th district, was in the city OH Tuesday
and Wednesday.
At Roseburg last week 2394c was the
price paid for wool.
L. E. Blain is selling Summer clothing
below anybody, to make ready for huge
fall sock.
The population of Roseburg is $50 !;
population of Douglas county. 9,730.
| Jos. Allison, of the Harrisburg Reutea0:
called OH Saturday.
VIM. Lister, now typo OH the Harris
burg Reuie.c, was in the city on Saturday.
The Albany Hancock Club lent their
torches to the Ilalsey Democracy. who re
turned the same by express without pay
lug he charges Enthusiasm for Ham
cock English il tremendous.
A large number of our citizens went to
the State Fair to celebrate OH Monday.
They returned about midnight.
The train from Portland To the fair
grounds OH Monday was immense, requir-
ing two engines tn haul it.
The largest gathering ever seen in Ore
gon was that of Monday at the State Fair.
DR.. Burleigh is the boss OH all ailments
of the horse.
Judge Caples' oration on Monday was
pronounced the most eloquent ever deliver
cd in Oregon.
TIE cherry crop is good, generally bet
ter than last year.
The hay crop promises better than usual
this season. Cutting will commence III a
few days.
The picnic at Roberts bridge to NOR.
row will attract an immense crowd. 1t is
a nice drive from this city
All over The county the grain crop looks
we'll and promises an abundant yield.
II railroad from this city to Yaquina
Bay could be put in running order by har-
vest time, our grain would be worth al
least 20c more per buShel
The I.innean Academy of Harrisburg.
under charge of S. S. Train. preceptor.
will open for the fall term in September.
This Institution OF learning is rapidly
gaining III public estimation. Harrisburg
ers may well feel prond of such an institu-
tion in their midst.
See citation to C. T. Williams, else
where IN this Issue.
The water is falling at Portland, and
the fear of washolt has subsided.
Weather pleasant and cool during the
week.
Mrs. DIR. Lister and son returned to
Harrisburg oil Wednesday.
Mart. Bringdm returned from tour
east of the Cascades on Saturday.
Geo. F. ScttIemier has located at Mud
Springs, w. L, OH the line of the N P.
railroad
Lew Royal is now resident of Seio
having left Goldendale.
S. II. ClaughtOn. for years Lebanon,
Nasty. is now deputy sheriff of old Linn
The health is splendid throughout the
county.
Mr.. McCalley has located railroad land
a short distance from Mud Springs and
seven miles back from the railroad. He
has secured fine water power also.
Portland has passed AN ordinance pro
limiting swinging signs.
Lou NJ iller has moved the old Cheatllt
store on to the lot back of his shop, and il
fixing it mp for rent. 1t wouldn't make {
bad room fer holding festivals. etc.
Contractor Rankin has commenced worl
OH Hooks house and will have it read,
for occupation in few days.
Mr.. r. NJ. Dannals Keeps up his stock
of handsome furniture. and being favored
with excellent facilities. can manufacture
all kinds of furniture very low indeed
Cali at his place on corner of Ferry and
Second streets and examine for yourself
large stock of boys and gents shoes
boots and slippers at /. f. Blain's-all tn,
late styles.
For tender steaks call at the City Mar
ket on Second street, Holacher & Goetz
Nice sweet hams at Haffenden 's-anG
they are just splenhid.
Mr.. John Blevins ana family moved
ouc on to the farm yesterday. having ad
ded to and otherwise improved his farm
residence.
The fruit crops promise well with til,
exception of apples the indications ar,
that the apple crop will be short.
franklin PRESLEY is now resident @