The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-02-27

can be obtained at Plummers drug store In
Odd Fellows Temple. T.
II: any portion, OF your steve or srangs
nsetls renewing go 30 Mcfarland q HaFs
yey's, as they keep full line Of every.
thing needed.
The end OF the S.P. P.R.R. IL sixteen miles
east OF Cassa Grand, 1913 miles east Of
Yuma, 446 miles east OF Los Angles. and
9l6 miles east OF San Francisco.
Crop prospects throughout the county,
80 far as heard from, are first rate. A big
grain crop this fall aud we are saved; .
failure, and we all go up the fisme together.
Take DF. EEyde's ssoseaem Bl@0@ Rys@&
TO purity the blood and purge out tlla hue
mors, pimples. boils and sores which ara
merely emblems of the rottenness within.
Send US the news.pt your neighborhood-
1t will help Yoa In improving ycur rea-
manship, etc, and will draw attention
when your neighborhood might otherwise
pass unnoticed.
Albany will, be isolated, cut OF from her
neishbors, If her citizens do not grapple
with the needs of the hour, and open ssp
new avenues. or improve old ones, 20
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hers.
champions, of Honor Is the title og
the new temperance organization, said 60
be the work OF a certain DIR. Coon, who IL
organizing societies in California. Seems
to us we have heard that name aforetifne.
Coon, Coon !; It sounds familiar like.
Prof Simms ended his lectures on Tues
day evening. The hall was crowded. He
carried away several hundred doiiars&
lessening the circulating medium" that
much in this community.
Bartholomew White, an old gentleman
| who has travelled all over the Pacific coast
| has issued In pamphlet form a brief sketch
| OF his life, travel and adventures, which
will prove interesting to old settlers &C
least. Purchase copy and make the old
man happy.
Among the delegates attending the alls-
ance here we met our old friend Cap.
Humphrey, OF Albany. He is jolly and
good-looking as ever, and looks as if tenn
perance agreed with him perfectly .-4su-
| gene Journal.
! Cap. Humphrey says the bcncfitsl Of
drinking whisky Is like Greeley's log
specnlation-he gave five dollars tor the
hog, fed it ten dollars worth OF corn, and
then sold it for seven and half He made
money on the hog but lost like everything
on the corn.
any subscriber finds q line In this
paper that doesn't suit his ideas of propries
ty, right. justice or politics. IL he will bring
the paper to us, we will cheerfulIy-sut &c
out with our new uickel-piated scissors
purchased at the City Drug Store-ths
handsomest In the city.
The entertainment given by the Ladies'
Aid Society on. Wednesday pight waa. a
crowded, even packed with people. Lunch
was given ON Thursday from II to 4, al
which considerable colin was taken in.
The two sons of Mr. Davis, who lives
near Walla Walla, w. r., who were look
ed upon and called 'tGod the Father and
"Jesus Christi have both died of diptheria.
This Is terrible loss to those who pinned
their faith OH the two children. :. !,
On the evening of the 23d, at Dayton, W.
T., Jim Day shot Charles Sanders la the
abdomen, inf1icting wound from which
the doctor says he can not recover. Days
chin and face was powder burnt and his
arm was grazed by ball from Sanders pis-
tol. A bar-roem row.
One of the delegates from this city to the
late session of tie Temperance Alliances
held at Eugene, crossed swords With Sistcs
Duniway, to tue great delight Of the large
cencourse there assembled Our delekaee
had more pluck ti1an-the combined dele
cation, numbering about 175. Albany Il
always heartL -. Z
The revival meetings at the M. E.
Church, discontinued about the middle o.
last week. were resumed on Thursday
night. The monday prayermeetings hays
been continued daily, and are well attend.
: ed. During the revival meetings oycl
thirty persons have been converted Eesfly
all OF whom, we believe have united with
some church organization. .,.r..r
The ladies Of the NJ. z. Church arranged
! n donation visit to their pastor, Rev. j. r
Wolfe, and family. at the parsonage or
: Saturday evening last, which was vcr1
largely attended, and proved most agree
! able. A purse containing between fifey
and sixty dollars was presented, tegethe
i with dry goods; groceries. ETC., to the tota
value Of probably $50 or 500.
q s. II. Bremmett editor OF the Eaterpsfse
was shot and killed by @. w. Carlton, edi
e aor Of the Telegraph, Hollister. CAL. on TN
18th. The latter through his paper hsd
j. called the former horse-tllief. They mel
on the courthouse steps, when Brslmmetl
| asked Carlton wi.v he published those fiel
q about him. when, without speaking. Carl
ton drew his pistol and shot BrunaHctt Be
tween the eyes. He died soon after.
Il Strangers are purchasing farms and 9th
err property In Linn county almost daily
!. and making their homes among as. while
: the old settlers are pocketing the coin and
gliding for the country east OF the Cas-
ca.Ies. Scores and it may be hundreds Of
. oltl-timcrs will strike out from among s,a
Il, the Surina. while people from the States