The Albany register., March 29, 1872, Image 5

DRY GOODS
DRUGS, KTC.
DRUGS, ETC.
JOB PRINTING.
THE
ALBANY REGISTER
PRINTING HOUSE
WITH NEW AND FAST
POWI R AM HAM
1 11 B S S E S,
Utcst Mid inort Desirable
Styles of
Printing
Material,
U undoubtedly
THE SHEBANG
TO GO FOR
When you wish
Posters, or
Visiting Cards,
Business Cards,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Envelopes,
Ball Tickets,
Programmes,
Labels
Bui why particnlariw, when it U gon
crally acknowledged tlmt we are
ON IT
&' -J. tLiV il''' Mi
W Don it comes under Cue he'd of
Fflitlnf
1 convince yourself of the truth of
the nbove statement, yon have
only to call (or sent n hand Ac
companied ly three sfaiiiiw to
pay return postage) Avheu
we will astonish you with
the capacity of the Keo
office for doing
i. Colored or Plait
f work, and flie rc-
! mark-able ele
gance exhib
ited by the
Boss In
Corraling tlie stamps for tin same
wlien tinlsliert. When you hav
"bl" In our line, call. A hint to
(he sufficient Is wise m
n blind kick' horse, or
words to tlmt eftM.
5vi . iijtois.
MEW STORE, SEW GOODS !
The undersigned will soon open
An Entire New Stock
or
DRY iOOTS,
Faint Goods,
OLOlfHIITG,
HOOTS, KHOEH, HATH, ETC., KIT.
4 NT) REQUEST A CAM. TO EXAMINE
i their stork, lsifore purchasing else
when1, assuring purchasers
A Savin of fifty Per Cent
In their price.
We have facilities for presenting the
most complete swrtmcnt of (jomwever
otri-re:t in this market, nt reduced rules;
Hnd haye adopted as our motto, --yuiVA
tal anil mull pri'J."
Call and See for Yourself.
KLINE A CO.,
In nr. Tate' Brick, Albany, Or.'
Sept. !, 71-3V4
NEW STOCK !
JUST OPENED.
GEORGE TFRRELL
HAS NOW OPENED OCT. AT STORK
recently oeeupled ly A. Cowan A ( o.,
I on First street, Albany,!! new nnd well se
i leeted stock of
; DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
GENTS' CLOTHING,
tic-nts- and Roys' Hutu,
BOOTH AND NHOEH,
Wood Ware, Crockery Ware,
G-rooeries,
Which he 1ms purchased in San Francisco, !
for coin, ami which lie will sell
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
I
FOR CASH OR PRODI CE.
All who want the
BENT HOODS AT LOWEST PBIt'E,
Should give hiiu a call.
CEOHUE Tl RRELL,
First Street, Albany.
Albany. Sept. t, IK71.
M8W1NU MaCHINKS.
rilJC CMT.KMJtATKD
Buck Eye Sewing Machine.
Price MS ; without table, 3A
Five 3BCi.nc1-re3.
OLD IN OREGON
For the Year 1871 !
No Family can Afford to be
Without One.
The uimw of the lil t KEYE stands
without n rival on this coast. Iluudri'ds )
wlio now use them pronounce them to lie :
nnrsinalled for family use.
EVERY' MACHINE WARRANTED. i
The BIICKKYB makes the liOck-atltcb.
which will not ravel. Tho v arc simple and i
durable, and have less machinery than any
other machine, therefore are leas liable to I
get out of order,
AGENTS WALTER,
To sell the BITKRYE, the lat and only
low-prtcod niaehlne t liat has any merit.
Machines shinned to any nnrtuf theioast
upon roeeipt of price.
For further partknlara enquire or ail- j
l,rW" Jl. PEARSON A bp.,
(ien. Agents for l'lielflc Coast.
GRO. F. SETTLEMIER,
DRUGGIST,
.SuocoMor to I. W. Waketleld),
Parriab'a -New Building-, Firt street.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Denier in
DKl'GSAXDMEDICINKS.
CHEMICALS,
TAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC.
All articles warranted pure, and of the
iH'st llu!itV.
Physicians prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Albany, Oct. Ij, IstiWItf
ISTOVKS, KTC.
W. II. R'FARLAXH & CO.,
Oppnsltr the hotel,
Albany, Oregon,
SUCCESSORS TO 0, P. TOMPKINS A CO.
STOVES, RANGES,
Force nnd fiift Pumps,
LEAD AND IRON PIPE,
Hollow Ware,
HOISE I I RNIMIIMi HAIIDWABE,
Till, Copper und Slice! Iron
Ware.
LABUE.VT KT04H IX THK VALLEY.
Loweit Prices Every Time.
Bepalrlnir Properly Bone. 40,2
1'iUJlT TREKS.
Fruit Trees, Grape Vine, Ac.
rpilK INDERSKiNED INVITES TUB
1 attention of the public to hi large and
complete stock of
APPLE,
PEAR,
PLUM.
CHERRY
and other TREES.
Also. OR APE VI ES ls-st In the State;
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Plants. Cur
rants. OoosebeiTH , strawberries, Rose,
Dahlias and Bulla which will be sold a
low ns flrst-ehis stock can lie afforded.
Nov;MJy4 J. A. MILLARD.
I.iltEslI FRl'ITS, jxiicbes,.gmiics, apple,
? pears, etc., by Svt DiltOIS.
SOAP KANE'S CONDENSED, THOM
as' Cold Water Itlrachin:;. and other
kinds. Sold by WHEELER,
llv4 nt Sliedd.
UARDWHJtE,
X E V? FIRM!
W. H. Kl HX ft CO.
Have Just received a large and well select
ed mock of
HARDWARE,
Such as
Farmers' & Mechanics' Tools,
1HNRISTIN or ANVILS. VICES, HEI.
j hiws, liaiumers, BlellKe saws, planes,
cross cut and mill saws; together with a
large
ASeiO HTM HINT OF IKON AMI NTEEL,
Nails, springs, axles, thtmblc-skcin, bolla,
etc., etc., e(e.
A well arleeted stork of
"Wagon Timber,
SPOKES, III Its,
Bent rim, aluifl, poles, hlukory axles cle
i All of wbluh are now offered to tiro pub
lic nt low rates. As we make the business
a specialty, we am and will keen a better
assortment, at lower prices, than any
house in this city.
Also receiving and opening, a large and
splendid assortment or
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Which we ofltrat reduced rates.
W. II. KI'IIN A CO.,
Montelth tlrc-pnxif brick, rirat street.
March It, lu-ii
NOW IS THE TIME!
XOXK TOO TOOK TO BUY IT
The Cheapest Live
Newspaper on the
Pacific Coast !
THE
Attafiy Register
An Elicni-Page Weekly Newspaper,
COVTAININU
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS
of matter, written and selected to meet
film wants and taste of all varieties of
people.
Tlic RKfllflTER Is printed on new
and elegant type", contains a earefully
written digest of the news of the week,
liotli local and general ; is plain and
outspoken on all matters of political
Importance, while its columns contain
a fair share of literary and miscellane-
(HIS rending, etc., etc., making it the
, most attractive paper in Oregon,
The REOISTKR Is offered to MH
scrlbeM, from now until the close of
I the volume.
FI'LL SEVEX MONTHS !
For the extremely low price of
) 1OI.LAU HlfTl-V
Whicli puts It within (lie reach of all.
Will not the friends of the Reoistf.r
make a vigorous effort to put into the
hands of till their ncighliors, as at. the
i price it is tla? eheaH'sl newsHiper pitb-
lishtsl on the Pacific waist ?
DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.
NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS !
M. MILT. REACH
Is now opening a
Selected Stock or General
Merchandise,
Consisting of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Olotning!
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Crockery and Glaai Ware,
BOOTS AXB SHOES,
PAINTS AND (KL, ETC., ETC.,
AND IS OFFERING THE (UHlllS TO
the publicat prleescorrespondhig wit li
the time.
All kinds of lnerchnnlnblc produce taken
In exchange for goods.
Come one, come all, and examine prices,
at the old stand, formerly occupied fiy D.
Beach A Snn,oppnit Foster's hrlck.souili
side First street, Allatny, Oregon. 31v3
0 GROCERIES AND rROVISHINS. lu full
X upplv,Just reeelveil by
3v ihthois.
FIRE i FIRE! FIKE!
"A BUtek In Tiaar Have Nine."
UNION
Fire and Marina Insurance Company,
N os. 4 it; and IIS Cnlllomia St.,
RAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Stockholder IntllvMually MaHle.
Cash capital. In gold coin,
Deposit in Oregon, - .
ITMI.000 00
. .10,000 00
IVeaaea prontntly and equitably ad
Juated, and
PAID IN GOLD COIN.
TUIIS COMPANY HAVING COMPLIED
with the law s of Oregon, by making a
deposit of flftv thousand dollars, is now
pre(Miii'd toetTect Insnrnni-e against loss or
damage by lire, and also rcninst marine
and inland navigation risks, on lilsT.il
terms.
(II ST AVE TO! (1IAIID, President.
Chas. 1). Havkn, Hecraar,
in. M ENDENH ALL . A rent . Alban v.
1 Allwny, Wl-W
Murder In Albany
HASNHVER YETDEEN KNOWN, ANl
no threatening of it at present.
Death
Is a thing which sometime must befall
cwrvson and danjhterof the hnman fam
ily ; 'ami yet,
At the Mid-day,
if your life, if disease lays his vile hand
uin von, there Is still "a lialm in Glletid,"
bv which you may li restored to perfect
hiiilt h, and prolong your days to a miracu
lous extent .
HOW ?
Ily calling on
R. C. HILL 4c SON,
With a prescription, where yon ran hare
It compounded by one experienced In that
part ieiilur line. Alan, constantly on hand
j a good assort ment of fresh drugs, patent
i medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
st nils, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated I nk Weed Kcmcdy,
S
( r, Ori'goti Rhcilmatlc Cure ; Dr. I). Jayne
I A Sons' medicines, ote.
, SpiMice's Positive and Negative Powder
Kept in stock. Also agents ior ine
Home Shuttle Ncwlnff Machine,
One of the most useful plews of household
furniture extant. Cull and examine.
It. C. HILL A SON.
Albany, June in, " W0v3
ALBANY FOUNDRY
And
Machine Shop,
A. t CHERRY Proprietor,
ALBANY, OREGON,
Mainifar lures Steam Engines,
' Flour and Saw Mill Machin
ery,
WOOD WORKING
And
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
And all kinds of
IRO AMI BBANH 'ANTIKUM.
Particular attention paid tnri'iniringall
kinds of luaehinery. 41v3
NIUSEIIV.
SETTLEM IRE'S NT'RSERV,
! Six Mile Noutn of Albany, Una '.,
NEAR THE RAILROAD.
rSODK IT THE ATTENTION OF ALL
person desiring to purchase fruit tnsj
to call and examine my stock, which Is
I comnoscd of Hie largest and Iwst selection
I in the State, consisting of apples, Kiirs,
I cherries, plums, prunes, grapes, hlackbcr
ries, currants and roses. Also, black and
i white walnut. English walnut, hickory,
! peean, rettlrad, honey locust, hackberry,
i and a number of other varieties of trees
, and plant too numerous to mention, all of
wmcn are oncrcn at low rail's.
HENRY W. SKTTLEMIKE.
Dec. 17. lmti-lS
DRl tiS and MEDinNES, PAINTS and
Oils, o lass and Putty, sold by Wheel
er, at Ml KI D. llv
I Wool. SHAWLS, long and wiuarc, t.lnld
i VT and striia'd, for sale by WHEELER.
! at Shedd. llv
KIL1.-HKAD PAPER. ALL SIZES, JIST
reeei v e.l Hnd for sale at this oltlee, low
for cash.
rpaji WARE, lil.AW WARE, CIKK'KE
1 ery, ljitnps, Ac, c, sold by Wheeler,
ut SHEDD. Uvt
BLANK DEEDS, MOHTA(iEB, ETC.,
on hand - latest styles and for ale
low. at thisofheu.
PORTLAND I10TKL.
METROPOLIS
HOTEL.
Corner Front and Salmon Sts.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
This new and elegant hotel, with
Kcw Furniture ThrouKhout,
I now
OFF.K TO THE PVBUt'.
Bath im for the aeeeniniadatlen
f Unnla.
FREE COACH TO THE HOWE.
Cone and See Fa.
J. B. tiPBESUEB, Propr.
Oct.7,"l-Svt
OYSTERS AND SARDINES, NITS AND
Candies, und other knick-knacks, sold
by Wheeler, at siiKDD llv
I MIES! I VEGETABLES, In full supply, by
1 3v4 DVBOIS.
BATHS, ETC.
ALRANV HATH HOUSE.
rpH I NDERSKiNED WOULD R
I sHTtl'ullv Inform tliecllla'nsof.Mlauiy
ami vlclnltv'tlmt bo has taken charge of
this establishment, and by keeping clean
r(Mnis and paving strict attention to host
ile expects to suit all those who may fa
vor him with their patronage. Having
heretofore carried on nothing but
First-claws Hair BreaalnK Haloona,
He expects to give entire satisfaction to
nil, children's and ladies' hair nuUly cut
and shampooed.
8cpLJya JOSEPH WEBBER.
fgr Suliscribers finding an X after their
name are Informed that tlmlranwserlptkw
expln with that number, and they are In
vited to renew It, Tcnna-tatmranniim,
In advance: six months.'; .three month,
''tar Legal tenders received at par from
iibscril'rs In the Eastern Stateti
The Bar-Keepera tUmrg.
UT S. A. IIOTT.
A few years ago I was stopping for
a time in a village lu the central por
tion of New Vtirk State, and (liiriittf
my stay a series of meetings were
started under tlie siipci-vlslon of KKV-r
.lacoti K nn pp. tlie linptlst Revivalist.
After a period tl Interest iKHjarue
very marked and sprcntl into all por
tions of tiro town. Business tor some
days was entirely stopped, to give the
IK'ople tlie better opportunity to "seek
tlieir gouls' salvation." Prayer meet
ings were Instituted in various parts of
the town ; and finally ft noon prayer
meeting wa lagun In tiro bar-room of
the principal hotel. Tin- hotel keeper
not only made 'no objection, Ian even
encouraged and assisted those who at
tended nud carried on tiro meeting.
One of tlie results of tlie prayer
meeting was tlie delivery of a Temper
ance sermon, by Kltler Knapp, in
which he related various incidents
which had NtssI under his own ob
aervatlona. tending to illustrate bis
subject; and among others gave tlas
following iiarRition :
'A rtmiseller rose one night in my
congregation and said : I have sold
liipior for many years. I have been
tlie cause of much ruin and degradn
tion, of great sorrow and misery.
Only yesterday a man bought liquor
nt my bar. went out and started for
home. He had gone hut a short way
when lie fell anuf broke his leg. He
was taken up and brought into my
sitting-room. Ills leg was found to
be so badly broken, that amputation
la-came necessary. The surgeon was
brought and very soon the operation
was performed. As I looked nt tlie
limit, nfter it was removed, I thought .:
That is my work.
"I have done mischief among every
class. One day a few years since, a
young man came Into tlie bar-room
and demanded brandy. I knew him.
He was from one of tlie most respect
ed families in the town. He was .1
graduate of .1 college, a man of ability,
of wealth, of refinement and of great
promise. He demanded liquor. 1
felt that I ought not to let him have it:
hut I wanted his money so I poured it
ont. Soon he returned and asked fnt
another glass of brandy. Again I felt
I ought not to let him have it, yet
again for his money I poured it out to
him. Soon the third time lie returned,
and demanded the third glass of bran
dy, and though I felt again compunc
tions of conscience I supplied him
with the damning stuff and lie retired.
"Soon after, having occasion to go
out of my bar-room, as I went toward
tlie tarn, i saw my customer leaning
against a post. As I approached him.
he shuddered and appeared frightened,
and at the same time cried out:
'Don't hurt ine. don't hurt inel' 1
told him I wouldn't persuaded him to
go into the hotel, took him up to a
spare room in the second story and
put him to lied.
"I thought no more about him.
Tiro next morning a friend of hi tame
in and made inquiries concerning hint.
Something within me, I ean"jt tell
wtat it was, made me reply he Is
dead.' I then told him of the occur
rence of tlie previous day, at lias same
time leading the way up stairs. Wo
advanced to tlie room and entered.
We turned down Hie clothing of tbe
lied, and there lay what was left of its
once noble young man, cold, stark,
dead I
"I shrtnk away, for It seemed as
though I was his murderer. But I
did not cease selling rum. for I coukl
not give up the idea of making mon
ey. Oh.' if some strong band bad
been Interposed, If some strong law
had said thou shaft not do it,' 1 might
irortaps have been saved, but now I
shall go down to my grave feeling, in
my soul that I am a murderer.'"
Such were the words of a rnmselicr
in that revival meeting of Kkler
Knap. and I thought when I beard
him tell it could we desire, and if we
did, could we have a stronger argu
ment In favor of prohibition? We
Would protect tlie man who drinks, by
telling him he shall not have it ; bttt
hero is 11 man who sells, and I doubt
not there are thousands of others, who
would la; protected from the sin of
selling and from the perpetration of
crime arising out of tlie act, by a law
whicli shall prohibit him from contin
uing In bis traffic.
"But," Optimist nsks. "why does
lie not stop selling!"' For tlie same
reason, that vou do not stop your bus
iness he wishes to make money.
"But is he. to make money at tlie ex
pense of his soul I"' "By no means,
but so long as humanity is tiro poor
weak humanity 1 is now, just so long
will money be the "root of all evil" to
It, and just so king will men barter
their eternal happiness to gain it, and
the question fur us to consider, is
whether or not we are free from guilt
and arc not inperiling our soul wlien
we let them do it? If a man stand by
and let his brother mini kill his nt-igh'-bor,
lie is held equally gnlltv of the
murder, and so shall you ami I optim
ist, If we stand by onr hrotlwrs, tjnd
allow them to murder other of oar fel
low brings, be held guilty ? Will tbe
crime entirely rest upon tlie rum-seller,
or shall we And that we in littiug
tlie skirts of our garment ami in rnov
Ing afar off that, we might let hu '
alone, nevertheless spotted tbem with t
tlie convicting and condemning blood?
Hon. John Rich, a leading Indiauita
lawyer, is dead.
Ml ED DM.
A. Wheeler, dealer in general
merchandise. A large stock of all
kinds now in store and for sale at low
rates. All kinds of produce bought at
highest market rates.
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, I'ovk,
Butter. Kggs. Ac
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