The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, July 05, 1872, Image 3

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THE
ALBANY REGISTER
PRINTING HOUSE
WITH NEW AND PAST
FOWEK AD IIAXD
P li E S S K 8,
Latest .iikI ino-t Desirable
style or
Printing
Material,
I s undoubtedly
THE SHEBANG
TO CO FOB
Wlaai you vvlsh
Posters, or
Visiting Cards,
Business Cards,
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Envelopes,
Ball Tickets,
Programmes,
Labels
But why particularize, when it is gen
erally adUiowledged that we are
our it
When It comes under the lied of
To convince yonrself of the ti-utli of
Uic above statements, you have
' ooly (o call (or semi a liand ac
companied by three stamps to
pay return postage) when
we will astonish yon with
. ttettpactry of the Reg
ister office for doing
Colokbd or Plain
work, ami the re
markable ele
gance exhib
ited by the
Boss in
Oorrallng the stamps for the same
uen finished. When you liave
blz" In our line, call. A hint to
the sufficient is wise as
a blind kick's horse, or
words to t hat effect.
YSTERS, SARDINES. RED lIKHIUNti,
FriiMig,
DRUGS, RtC.
GEO. P. SETTLEMIEK,
DRUGGIST,
accessor to D, W, Wnkcilcid),
IMrrlsUN UniIiIiiiK,Flrt Street, j
ALBANY, OBLCON'.
dealer tit
DRUGS AND M El k '1 X F.S.
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, CLASS, ETC.
All articles wnrrniitcl imrc, nnd of the
IhhI itnnlity.
I'livsklnns preserlTitloiis carefully com
oouHded. Alliony, (X'l. 17, lsixitf
STOVES, ETC.
91. M. HARVEY & CO.,
(LATE W. II. M'i'AKI. AND ft CO.J
Opposite the hotels,
Albany, Oregon,
STOVES, RANGES,
Force ami SA(i Pump,
LEAD AND IRON PIPE,
Hollow "Waxo,
. iniisr. ivn.MMii.xu hakuwaici:
I
Tin, Copper nnd Sheet Iron
Ware.
fiARUEST KNfK IX THE VALLEY.
Lowest Prices Every Time.
Repairing Properly Done. 40v!
FIU1T TKEES.
Fruit Trees, iirapc VIiick, Ac.
npiIB I'MlKltSlUXKD INVITES THE
1 attention of the p ibHe lo hts large and
complete stock of
AIM'J.K.
I'K r
I'lXM.
I'HERKV
and other TRKKs.
Also, (iRAI'K VI Efl-hott in the State:
Ornatnentiil Tivos, shrulis, I'lants, Cur
rants, (iisiselH'rrif s, Slrawlierrles, Hoses,
rnhllusund lltill which will Ik' sold lis
low us llrst-vlass utock enn he utforded.
Nov.iMlvl J. A. MILLARD.
HARDWARE,
W. H. KUHN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
NIICIJF AXD HEAVY
HARD WAR. E ,
Farmers' & Mechanics' Tools,
ni'lIiDEBST IIAKMWAUE,
IRON AND STEEL,
OAK nnd ELU Hl'BN,
IIK KOHY & OAK KPOKEN,
HI4HOKY AXtH,
Hardwood Lumber,
cut Una, Hfcafto, Nn, Ac.,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
All of which am now offered to the puis
lie at low rates. As we make the business
a specially, we can nnd will keep a hotter
assortment, ut lower prices, than any
house lu this city.
W. II. RUIN t CO.,
Montellli flre-proof hrlek. First street.
Albany, June U, 1872-41 v4
Wlllawelte Transportation
Ckmpany X
IjROM AND AFTER DATE, UNTIL
' furtlier notlw, the Company will dls
iwtoh a boat front Albany to Corvallkion
TiifsMtaj and Friday f EMh Week.
Aim, will dispatch a heat from Albany
for Portland and Intermediate places on
same days, leaving Conmtock ft Co.'s
wharf.
Far at Redae4 Rate a.
J. . BILES,
Doe. M, 1871-14 Aent.
i turns. ETC.
Murder in Albuny
ASN i:VKIJ VKTIIKKX KNOWN, AM)
no ihrcnicii'.ii of it til present.
Dcaih
II
Is a thing with It sometime mtisf in full
evcrynon utid daughter of the human rnm
Hyi and yet,
At the ".Bid-day,
of your life, it d butane lays his vlio ttaiwli
i iiimn you, lliere is si III "n liitlm m (.ileal,
j ly w hich you may he restored to lierfcct
. Ilea 11 h, ami prolong your duygtOU UlirocU-
, lous extent.
How ?
By calling on
. C. HIM, & SOS,
Willi n prescription, where you can have
, it niurnonndod hv one experienced in tliat
part Iwliir line. Am, constantly on hand
a K'Hi'l ii.siriiiii'iit of fn'sli . ilrngs, patoii!
; tne licincs, ( in inii als, piints. oils," dye-'
stmts, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Cilebrnti'd I'uk Weed Itcuictly,
or, oivou Rheumatic Cure; Dr. I). Jayno
! Sou ." ini' lirinos. etc.
Science's I'usiiive anil Xcimtive INrtvdcrs
j kept hi stock. Also ngenu tor the
Home Shuttle RcWlag Machine,
i One of the most useful pieces, of household
lurililuivi I'.vlulit. I oil ami ovniiilni.
n.c. hill & son.
Albany, Jtwe to, jmovs
KOUNDBY.
ALBAXY FOUXDHY
And
Machine H h o j ,
A. F.CilliBBi: Proprietor,
ALBANY, 0BE00X,
Maiinfa((ur?H Steam Engini,
; Flour ami Saw iiil M(K'Jlil.
crj',
WOOD WOBKINO
And
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
And all kinds of
WOX A'1 BKASS ASTIMiK.
PartU'tilnr attention vaid loreptvjrinn nil
kinds of iiiiiehiiicrv. ll;i
MISCELLANEOUS.
. WKSTLAKB.
('. 71. MMCSUN
WESTLAKE
&
SIMPSON,
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING
MERCHANTS !
ALBANY, OREGON,
Have constantly on hand n large and vari
ed assortment of
Agricultural
Machinery,
which they offer on tbe most reasonable
terms.
Also, on band tbe celebrated
MitcM Wagon,
Light ami heavy,
Advance made on Uraln, Wool,
and other approved merchandise consign
ed for sale hero, or for shipment to Port
land or San Knmeisco.
GRAIN and WOOL
Taken in store, or purchased at the high
est market price.
WOOL S WOOL ! WOOL
ft 00,000 pounds of Wool !
For which we will mnko litimnl advances,
and pay I be highest market price In cash.
WESTLAKE
SIMPSON.
Albany, March M M
SAN FRANCISCO- AGRICULTI
In the Field Again.
TREAD WELL & CO.
with the old itandur I
HARVESTING MACHINES
w pnptilur with nil t'u!ltoniiii farmers,
with nil tin i liiii.roviimi.tH i.ihI
many iiow ont-s for ifu- harvest of "2.
The WoodN Irixo Mower
nnil Wood's Improvt'd Sell Itnbe
Kenpers.
These tnaehines arc indisptilatily
TIIK HKV1' l MIL WORLII.
Asu Imrvesler. the Wood s Improveil
Prize Mower is confessedly witnoiii an
equal yel iM'I'ore the country. These luti
chluas liave btnn impnived unee ilrst In
troduced, until they lire now almost en
tirely n neit iiiHi'-hlne, They arc made
liy Walter A. Wood .the largest tnatttt
fucturw of FaiiitlnK Uacbtpery in the
w.irld1- a nuin who keeps 'up tith the
times,"dlld who now builds and sells over
t'-f.V-live IS. ons , ut of the World's
l'r7r Mowers iiiinuiillv. It led the world
at I he Paris Exposition, and has found no
: peer since.
The Wood's Improved Prize Mower is
j esis'cially adopted 10 Oregon. It has a
folding' or jointed linr with linnd lev
i ,-r, tuo WtieftlH, sprlm.' seitt.and isinade
I almost entirely of mnllenlile iron, bard
wood and Htecl. It Islieiivy. Ktronuaml
durable, mid though coinpaet atidpowcr
i fill, is of lighterdrafl than the other niti
I ehines of eiiinil weight. II is every vixy
,ust the Mower for Oregon, as every
: Yui'incrwillsavwhohusonc. And llspriee
1 (jisiil Is from 11 to .'.i leisthan Isaskedfor
nn interior machine. Farmers, will you
! pay that did'erence? luveHtiKlite Iteiore
! yoil huv, and see tf you are gettinft any
i t hing for t hat jun-fil- lor fi in pro lit,
I as no Miiivereosti. Biore to build than ilis's
i Wood's. Send fora pamphlet laifoiM buy,
; u'i..
"HUJ' II1C Ht'sl."
Iluy the W noil's Iiniiroved I'rixe.
Mower I
We olfer also! lie
GENUINE HAINE'S HEADERS,
from 10 to I! feet cut, improved by Walter
A. Wood, having not only a the' udviuif
iitfesoftheoid Illinois machine, but Wooit'a
tmprovementa, and also noniie'ii AdliiNt
able Reel.
f:-ir Xo other Header has these improve
inents.atid no other imriies --ell them.
They are made cspeciiillv for lids coast, by
Wood, ut Hoosick Fall, S'. Y.
Thr Kirby Sclfitnkc Reaper
and Mower,
Tliosc machines nre too well known to
need deserlnt Ion. Also the "Kill HV I 'I.IP
PKB MHWEH" price 7."i the cheaxtt)t
and for many purposes the best In the
market,
"The Hendley" Is the perfection of the
Portable Engine. As u Threshing Engine
they have long led all others, until now
scarcely uny oilier is to lie found.
Taken with the
Russell's Thresher,
ilMriEOVEDj
t bey make the most complete set of t liresh
ing machinery in the world. "The Ifus
seli," as improved, cannot he eiualled in
the country. We arc sole agents for the
sole of these celebrated thtvshcrsjind have
had them buUt expressly for this const.
Ask any farmer who bus n ltnssctl Thresh
er, wiiiu lie I imiks ot li.
;
,
Mrt'oruilrk's Kr.iorr. Jone s Plow
Wacom, Homier Trucks, Mussel 1
mm Planet Horse Powrrti, Hay
Frosaei, Forka, Nrytboa, Hnathea,
Cnltlvatora, e., Ac, Ac.
Stndebakcr Farm Wagon,
Ithaca Hone Rake,
A new lot of several car kinds, just receiv
ed; with alsoevery description of
Farming Implements
anifa fresh stock of
HARDWARE,
KOPB, Nan, WINING GOODS,
nUBSNl aad FARMER'S
MACHXNBRT & FINDIMOS.
GaTPIeaac send for circulars and prices.
TREADWELL CO.,
Head ofFront St. t Fraaolaro.
C. R. CoBMtock as Co., Agenta,
ALBANY, OBBUON.
April IMSmt
II. 8. RAIL!
TrhWeeklr gtace Line !
rlK VNDEHSKiJiED is now running a
tri-wM'klv stage from Lelimion to Al
bany, carrying the V. & Mails, leaving
ilMnon every Monday, Wcdncsdny and
Friday mornings, and retunilng, leave
Albany at i o'clock 1'. M. of said days.
Passengers called form any jmrt of the
city. All orders should tm left at the St.
i lmrk's Hotel, Albany, for inswngers or
freight for Lebanon.
Packages and light freight punctually
aouvereaat low mm. ah ousimw en
trusted to me wlU be promptly at tended to.
W. B. 1IONACA.
Lebanon, Feb. M, 7i-i4vt
TLANK PEKIW, MORVGAtiKS, ETC.,
I on hand latent styles -and for sale
low, ut this offlce.
ALL SIZES JfvN
run '
vi
6iT Suliscriliers timlins an X nfter their
names a re Informed that theirsnliscript ion
expire with Unit numlier.undthey are in
vited to lviiew it. Terms -Mperannuui,
iDadvanee; slxmonths,; thiw months,
'(&fT Uml tenders received at mr from
suliscrils'rs in tlie fctstern Htates.
Officers Elect. F'ollowlug are
the aatnea of the wiocessnil l'titriarehs
w ho were elected to run Orgeaim En
campuictlt, N'o. ", I. (. 0. V., on Fri
day evening last, for the entitling term:
J. W. Williams, Chief P.; J. V. Back
eirttOW, High 1'.; Fred. (inf. S. W.;
V. s. Newberry, S.; K. Baltnwrab,
T.i M. C. Oeorgp, J. W. Tlte new
ofBcera will be installed on the even
ing of July 12th, 12, by Boss Btln
soo, offialcin.
Still Coming. We are Infonncd
that a number of fast horses have been
entered, within the past few days, at
the Fairgrounds, for the races on the.
5th nnd Oth, nnd that more are expect
ed. A the day approaches the inter
est increases, and the indications now
nre lluil a very full turn out will be
hud on those day, and tlmt the fun
will be last and turiou.
Pise CinthiaES. We arc njpiin
laid under obligations to Mr. .lames,
Pinhysoii, for several gallons of large,
luscious clierrles. Mr. Piniaygon has
tbe reputation of raking the largest
and finest flavored cherries in the
county, and we know him to be one
of the largest hearted and inot liberal
men in Oregon. He never fails to re
member the printer. May bis shadow
never grow lea?.
Business Men. See new card of
Messrs Kirk. Hume A Co., Browns
ville. These gentlemen have added
to (heir tine stock of general merchan
dise, and now have a house full of the
latest and most genteel styles in dry
goods, boots, shoes,- bats, caps, ftney
goods, as well as fresh groceries, bard
ware, notions etc. Always up to the
times, fair nnd honorable dealers, it is
no wonder they are constantly widen
ing and extending their circle of cus
tomers. Visit their store wlien you
wish to purchase.
Tight Mokkt Market. The gen
eral complaint is that money has not
been so scarce and hard to obtain for
years. In our case "tight" doesn't j politeness of Rev. W. A. Finley, w
begin to express it ; but then we nre nre in receipt of the catalogue of Cor
In hopes this "stringency" will lie fol- ( vallis College for 1S71-72, which show
lowed soon by a "looseness" that will ! tbe Institution to be in a highly pros-
enable all to feel of a piece now and
then.
NEW. At Geo. Turrell's the com
munity will Hud an excellent assort
ment of goods, the latest styles lu
clothing, rich dress goods nnd trim
mings tor the ladies, a line assortment
of hardware, fresh groceries, etc.,
which he will exchange for produce
or cash nt low rates. Corner First
and Broadalbln streets.
Cask's Political Chart fob 1872.
This is a large, neatly printed map,
in colors, giving tlie vote in cadi
Stntc, for President nnd Vice Presi
dent, lor the Inst fifty years; nlso,
showing the. vote of each State for
Governor and other State officers; the
political classification of State Legis
latures; the names of the present
Governor and capital of each State
and Territory ; number of population
as shown by census of 1S70; salaries
of Governors, nnd when their terms
expire; times of State elections, and
when each Legislature convenes; pop
ulation of the United Stntes from 1790
tolK70; leading agricultural produc
tions of each State and Territory; pop
ulation ol every principal city in each
State and Territory, together with
other valuable information. It is a
man that everybody wants, cmbody-
lug a vast amount of Information both
Interesting and useful. The map is
for sale oy Mr. r.. . rurnom, in tne
Post Office, at the low price of 1 30.
Secure one and be happy.
Olobiols Raw. The long looked
for rain commenced fidllng on Thurs
day night of last week, and continued,
with Intervals, through Friday ami
Saturday. Tlie ralnfiill is of Immense
value to the people of the Willamette
valley, and the fear of a failure in the
wlieat crop Is a thing of tlie past.
1 -
GOKE to the Bay. Our junior ed
itor, accompanied by his family, start
ed for Taqulna Bay, the first of the
week, to enjoy for a brief span the in
vigorating zephyrs that come laden
w ith health across old ocean's bosom.
We wish them all the pleasures such a
trip can give.
Albany, Junk 28, 1872.-Tuken
from my residence, a picture likeness
of myself. Was In a black gutta per
clia case, seven by five Inches, with
representation of cannon on both
skies. The ease cost. $4. Any per
son leavine it at the Rlgisteb office.
with Information as to wlio took It,
will be well paid for their trouble.
2w. FKKELING CHOATTS.
Ball. A ball will be given at Par
rish Hall on Thursday evening, .luly
; 4th, where those Inclined can spend a
, merry evening. Tickets, 2 00.
wkatiiku RucoKD-For the month ot
June Inst, kept by J. R. Smith :
Mae Morn. fCn. Kit. Tmp. Wthr. 1f&
1 U 70 70 88 clear n
S M tit M fli c ri
S 60 m IB 71 e li
4 117 71 70 87 c ri
5 84 7i 70 m c ti
8 Sb 70 88 64 n
7 62 till 71 64 c it
8 M 79 80 71 C It
9 68 83 80 71 c n
10 0) 80 78 71 e n
11 50 Hi 70 67 c n
11 38 80 78 72 c n
1.1 50 82 76 72 c n
II M 68 80 80 el south)
li .14 70 68 64 el n
H M 70 84 62 el
17 .12 88 61 60 el II
18 54 61 84 80 el sw
III .14 72 70 81 c n
20 80 7:1 72 61 c n
21 88 88 7,1 72 C n
22 5.1 81 72 70 c It
H .13 71 74 66 c n
24 53 71 6.S 04 el
H .10 76 64 611 el s
2it 27 06 F3 62 a h
27 54 72 63 63 el aw
28 53 BO 5.S 57 r n
211 54 58 59 67 r
3J .13 80 .19 57 el li
Mean temperature for the month, 81 d
irrces. Hixhest teiuts'niture nn the 3d and
tfth, 78; lowest on the 28,291 hand 3utli, 57.
Iliifbeiitteinix'nitiuv dnrhiK the mnntli,
on IheSdund Jlit. 88; lowest onthelltli
nd 19th, so. (Tear dnvs 18. cloudy 9,
showery I, iiiln 2. Wind north 21 days,
sotitlii, southwest 4.
One Beau. Mr. ('lenient returned
from the mountains, a day or two
since, with n barrel of trout. He re
ports that Jerry Winter killed a big
brown bear, weighing some six hnt
dred iiotinds, a day or two before he
left the party. Clem, returns to the
hunting grounds next week.
LlTRBAHY ExElinsi:.s0f Albany
Collegiate Institute transpired on Fri
day evening last. The house whs
crowded, and the performance
throughout gave marked satisfaction.
The Recitation by Miss Llbble Hal
brook was especially well done, as Warf
the Oration by .1. Torrence Tate.
Shot. On Saturday alternoon two
men "fell out about quarreling," in
Front of Cannon's livery stable. Dur
ing the "jaw." a pistol accidentally
exploded in the breeches pocket of one
of the men, producing quite a scare
among those assembled then and
lliere. Xo serious damage was done.
The light didn't come off.
Ciihistian t'oi.i.Eia: Located at
Monmouth, Oregon, under the care of
President L. F. Campbell. Is one of
the largest attended institutions of
learning in the State, and seems to im
gaining rapidly in popularity and use
fulness. Cokvallis College. Through the
porous condition
Tin-: Place. Blaiu, Young & Co.
have received lots ot new goods this
week. Dolly Vardens, and all other
new styles, and more coming In time
for the Fourth. Consult your own In
terest and go and see them.
BmciiT and Haul v. All those go
ing on the excursion Thursday, should
be nt the depot bright and early, on
the morning of that dny, as the train
will have quick dispatch.
Blacrbkukiks Are as plentiful up
could be desired, and within sight, al
most, of First street. Parties cross
the river daily to reach tbe huge patch
es to lie found in sight of the landing,
in Benton count v.
BrsiXESs Still lags. Wheat all sold,
wool crop ditto. Principal busine-si
now Is swapping knives, nnd getting
up new "sells."
Weathkb. As we go to press tbe
sky overhead Is bright, the air Imliny
no dust and everything is lovely, etc.
Kntlbpbisk. .Steamboats still vMr
our wharf, although the river is wry
low.
Festival. On Tuesday eveninir
j tlie Literary I'nlon of Albany Col
lege, gave a 6trawbcry festival. If
was extensively patronized.
Bobn. At Peoiia, July 1st, tlie wife
of R. S. Slianklin gave birth to trip
letsall girls. How's that for high I
EARLY. We Issue on Wednesday
this week, to enable all hands to filly
enjoy the glorious Fourth.
- -
On Friday. Regular traiusto Oak
land on the fifth Friday.
Vacation. Public selwol adjourn
ed until September.
Financial.--(iuld In New York,
1134. Legal tenders 8$89c.
The San Francisco steamei Is ex
pectod at Portland on Sunday night,
MAKKKr8.-Nothliig special to re
port. Product:. Butter Is quoted at ISc
per pound ; eggs, 82c per dozen.
HARKIKU.
i In this cltv, June 30th, 1872, at tlie
residence of tlie bride's brother bv
Rev. C. W. Sliaw, Rev. J. W. Vaii
Cleveand Miss Belle Gird-all of Al-
hany, Oregon.
They have our blessing.
Bargains. For banralns In irii.
Ing material, call at this office lurnn
dtataly. ;