ALBANY REGISTER.
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LOCAL MATT 10 UN.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.
MAILS AJtlUVK.:
From Railroad (north ami south) dally
i i:10 P. M.
Prom Corvallls, daily, at 10.30 A. m.
From Leliannn, tri-weckly, (Monday,
Wednesday and Friday) at 10.30 A. M.
mails dkpabt:
For Railroad north and dally,
low prompt at ll.Ki a. m.
rur Corvallls, daily, at U50 P. M.
For Lebanon, trl-wcckly, (Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday) at 4 r, u.
Office hours from 7 a. m. to 8 v. u.
rtunday, from 12 m. lot p. m.
Money order office hours from 9 A. M. to
r. m. P. II. BAY MONK, I. M.
The REMOTER Is issued twice each
Wek iWodnciday and Saturday mornings)
it tho low price of three dollars per year,
m advance. Call at. the office, corner of
First and Kerry streets, and subscribe.
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Tkansactioss in Real Estate.
The following transfer of real estate
have been' made In this county since
tho first ot (lie month:
Joint W. Short to Silas Williams
Nov. 1st; C!$ acres consideration,
ISO.
S. J. Architotl W JaL W. Swank,
Nov. 1st: 120 acres consideration
fi.OUO.
Isaac Miller to K. T. T. Fisher, Nov.
lit; 10 acres consideration, $300.
David Crabtree to David liilyeu,
Nov. 3d; 121 71-100 acres consider
ation, $0,100.
United States to John N. McDonald,
unification . No. 3.300,-320 acres:
filed Nov. 3d.
United States to Calvin Powell, no
tification No. 3.913.-320 acres ; filed,
Nov. 3d.
It. V. Brock to Daniel Brlngle,
Nov. 3d : 292 20-100 acres considera
tion. $7,000.
Jas. P. Garland to .Ms. H. ftsery,
Nov. 4th ; 1!!0 Herds consideration,
$1,000.
A. . I. Warren to ringti Dinwiddie.
Nov. 4th; 3 14-100 aerag considera
tion f 120.
Iwvid Simons to George Archart.
Nov. 6tli; 320 acres consideration.
$6,300.
Daytou Simpson to Chris. Far-low.
Nov. QfBj 8 10-100 acres consider
ation, (302 50.
We have heard of some other wiles
uf land and town property, but the
deeds have not as yet been tiled with
the Count v Clerk. The Inquiry for
(arms in this comity is increasing con
siderably of late.
Installation. The following nam
fl persons were Installed as officers of
Western Starr Lodge No. 10, I. O. G.
T. for the ensuing term, by Mr. W. B.
Oirter. ot ComMs :
D. K. Taylor. W. C. T. ; Miss Linn
Hideout. W. V.T.; W. Beach, W.S.;
Miss Alice Grlllta. W. A. S. ; R. Fox,
W. T. ; Miss Lissle Williams, W. F.
ft.; Mr. 10. H. Griffin, Chap.; Miss
Minnie Allison, W. M. ; B. F. Pur
doin, W. D. M1iss HI la Hideout,
W.I.G.: A.T. Aruell, W. O. G. ;
Miss Kmma Cartwright, R. II. S. ;
Mis K.tiwia Doueaster. L. 11. S. ; A.
S. Anirfj. P. W.C.T.
I.LCKV IOscape. Yesterday morn
ing about 8 o clock Mr. Stevenson had
saddled hi horse preparatory to tak
ing a ride ill the country, ami had
left Him tied while he was in at break
fast. The hor.-e from some cause
commenced pulling backward and got
down. The stable was small and 111
his struggling knocked a good portion
of Uie siding oll'oi'e side of the stable
and got one of his hind legs down be
tween the floor and sill. Fortunately
a number of gentlemen were near at
hand, and bv prudent an timely exer
tion got the horse out of his dangerous
prediuaimnt without serious injury.
IHT.K Cattle. Messrs. llacklciuan I
and Davis, a lew days ago brought j
oera tine lot ot beef cattle 1'roni.Deho. j
to seventy-nine head in all. Mr.
John Althoiw, who came over with i
thorn, reiiorts a very pleasant trip
across the mountains, the roud being
In Due condition.
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Temperance Lecture. -The con
dition of ronhy of our sidewalks ftirnLh j
a strong admonition to night rambling j
pedestrians to practice the precepts j
suaghi by the Good Templars,
Recordku'sCoubt. .fudgeHaniion
on Wednesday evening and Thursday
morning dispensed justice to the follow
ing named persons for their lack of a
proper regard for city regulations
Win. Noble, drunk and disorderly,
fined $5 and costs ; Longfellow, 5
and costs; C. Williams, $5 and costs
in all amounting to $33.
Splendid Views. Mr. Crawford,
artist of Harrisburg, has sent us a
number ot photographic views of Ore
gon scenery, all beautifully executed,
and perfect as representations or cop
ies of nature. Several of these views
are on sale at the post-office book store,
where they can be purchased.
Lucky. Mr. Isaac Conn, while
repairing a money drawer, asked tl.e
proprietor what lie would take for its
contents. He was answered that lie
could have all he found for a quarter of
a dollar. On' removing the tin cover
ing of the lock Mr. Conn found a
twenty dollar piece, four half dollars,
a bogus halt and a one ceil, piece.
Festival. The festival of the Ero
delphiaus was indeed a festive occa
sion. The young ladies ot Albany are
unequalled in getting up a pleasant
entertolnmet. Cakes, nuts, nicknacks,
notions and nonsense, numerically
speaking, were numerous, and every
body seemed to be happy.
Lunch. Persons who are hanker
ing muchly alter good things will find
the Opera House a good place to go
t) appease their appetite, as the young
ladies of the Erodelphian Society
will serve up a first class lunch from
eleven to two o'clock Jo-day.
IT. A- ONAL.
Mr. J. Evans, of Pond, Reynolds
&Co.. San Francisco, called yesterday.
Our old friend, Mr. Miller, started
for the Yakima mines yesterday,
Wc wish be may strike it rich.
The first cargo shipment of wheat
made Horn Columbia river to New
York, direct, was made by A. S. Mer
cer. In conjunction with several far
mers, of Yamhill, in 1868. First
shipment of Oregon wheat made di
rect to Liverpool was also made by
Mercer and several farmers and citi
zens of Marion county, early in 18(59.
The Umatilla House At Dalles,
under the charge of Hand ley &
SeliiiOtt, still keeps up Its reputation
as a home for the weary traveler.
The house lias been raised, rebuilt
and refurnished, and is now very
comfortable, capable ol conveniently
accommodating a large number of
mie.its.
HOTELS. lie American lOxchange,
at Portland, kept by ytiiniby & Per
kirts, is one of the best conducted
hotels in Portland. The fare Is excel
lent, the prices reasonable, and the
proprietors ihe most gentlemanly,
polite and accommodating of hosts.
Their great popularity is shown by
the fact that they have been feeding
three hundred people per day for weeks,
past.' As they have not lioen able to
find beds for all who required them
lately, the proprietors are about to
furnish room In the two brick build
ings, one on the west and the oueoil the
south of the Exchange, which will be
furnished In the Inst style, with new
furniture', carpets, bedding, etc.. mak
ing the accommodations superior lo
any hotel in tlie city.
Wood's Household Maoazixk
For November, is one of the best tor
the year. The printing is especially
elegant, the reading matter more than
usually entertaining, and the editorials
racy and pointed. The engravings.
"Past, Present and Future" and the
veni'ite," are first 11 is ,,IC
cliea pest magazine at the price pub
lished in the United States. Published
by S. E. Sbutes. at New York city
and Nowbm-gh, N. Y.. at $1 per
year.
Blanks. We have just printed
a quantity of blank deeds and niort
giges new atai improved forms
which we will sell at low rates.
Wheat. Someieatsiillcoiitiimrti
to come to town. Ai ciwuge in
market rata.
FINANCIAL AND
COMMERCIAL.
Gold in New York, lOS'SlOS.
Legal tenders 00 V.391 c.
Wiieat in Liverpool 12s 5dSl2s8d;
club, 12s 9d13s.
LuMBElt. Although there Is appar
Ontly little building going on here;
and our sawmills are run to their ut
most capacity, the demand for lumber
Is greater than the supply.
On Thursday the Grand Jury return
ed a ti ne bill against Dr. C. G. Glass
and Chas. Mealey, charged with man
slaughter. Removal. Mr. Walter McFarland
has removed his extensive stock of
stoves and tin ware to 'the opposite
side of Main street, and will hereafter
occupy the brick building adjoining
Mr. Conners Bank.
Found. A gold locket and gold
stud, which the owner can have ly
addressing post-office box No. 77.
The Ongonian of Thursday says:
James R. Farrish, whose prosecution
in the Circuit Court for the crime of
forgery has elicited much comment,
and concerning which such a diversity
of opinions exist, was adjudged insane
yesterday by the Court, and remanded
to the asylum. He was conveyed
there yesterday altemoon.
All who suefek from coughs, colds,
iH-onchltis, croiq), whooping cough,
tnd the most to be dreaded ot nil, Con
sumption, can find sure relief in Dr.
II ixutr luilsam m 11 tin awn, winch
always cures when other remedies
fail. 14.
Seed Wheat. Howell, Harper &
Co. have tor sale a choice article of
Wheat tor seed, such as Fall or White
Winter. Click and Chila Club. Sonora,
&c. &c, all of which they will dispose
of by exchanging for other wheat, or
on other terms which will nlltf.
I.ivlny A4vertlH?Miit.
A medicine that bus done mora than nil
the prescriptions of the phannacopaMa to
lroteei me nuinan sysiem nainsi me
wlllv ills lunerinduooa bv unhealthy sur
roundings, Uncertainly worthy ol universal
cnnliden'cc. It is mainly on account of its
extraordinnrv preventive pmienies timt
llostetter's Atoinach llit:crs is so ex
ceedingly popular in localities subject to
the visitation of miasmatic fevers and
other diseases produce"! by empoisoned
uir. A family that has es(pc'l sickness
during a sieklv season in ivnsequence or
nslnir the flitters AS A safeguard, isa living
advertisement of the virtues of the. pre
paration. The whole neighlwrhood real
ize the fact. "I couldn't benevc it, says
one. "I scarcely creniieu me aovcitise-
inents: but one must believe what one
sees." snvs another. " It is the very tiling
we need' in this unwholsome section ot
count rv," remarks a inirn. Anu itie re
sult is that the instinct of sell defence, tne
tint law of natnnt. Induces three-fourths
of that community to obtain a supply of
the great vegetable antmote oeiure tne
next sickly season Sets in. In the winter,
when tlie'system requires extra vigor and
Itv tn enable it to liatlie tlieellcclsof
danipaiul cold the, Bitters will he found par
ticularly serviceable. Rheumatism will
not be apt to fasten upon muscles and
nerves that liave been braced up by this
excellent luvigorafit and nervine; nor
will the severities of the season, which
have such a disastrous efleut on t ho pulmo
nary organs of the feeble and delicate, 1:
llkelv to exercise the same untoward Influ
ences in cases where t lie stomach and the
external surface of the lwdy (Wklc.lt always
sympathizes with the digestive organs;
hav e lieen toned aildsttmttillted by a course
of the restorative. Thetltsof indigestion
and irregularitiesof the lKiwels which pro
ceed from sudden changes ofWenthcr may
always Ik averted by a timely use of the
Hltteri,
A. WHKEI.FH. I'. 1. HOl'OK.
C. K. WIIKKLKR.
A. ailEEI.EK A CO.,
SHEDD, OREGON,
Forwarding & Gonimiss,n Merchants.
Healers in Merchandise and Produce. A
good assort merit of all kinds of Goods al
ways in store at lowest market rates.
Agents for sale of Wagons, Grain Drills.
Cider Mills, ('burns, Ac.. Ac.
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS. PORK,
111 ITER, EGGS and POULTRY.
MAK IED.
On the nth inst,, at the residence of the
bride's rents, at She Id, bv Rev. Iaiab
Wilson, Mr. II. ('.Clement and Miss Jose
phine Davis, all of Linn county.
Compliments receive I.
vv To-Duj.
SOTICE C!TY ELE1 TIOX.
XJOTIUE IS IIEHEUY GIVKN that the
11 annual election ot o.llecrs oi tnecny
of Albany. Oreson. will lie held lit the !
court house in said city, on the tlrsl Mon- ,
day In Oeoemlsir, A I). 1H73, and the jhiIIs ;
slu'ill be nnenedat ilo'cloek in the inornliig
i . -. .t .1.1 i. :.. ,,(
aim chmwi at ""
said dav: but the ludges inav Tortile pur-
pose of reoeiving all the voles bold the
noils onen until 7 o'clock in the even
ling.
At said eleotlon there shall be ohOMin
one Mavor. one Recorder, one Tri-aBiuv.r.
one Marshal and six Aldermen, who sliall
be citizens of and reside within the city,
and who rtiall serve for one year irom in
fbst Munduv in January following snl 1
olertlcm. or until their aiieuewnrsara e'e t
ed and i(uiiiiile.l.
In witness wncrcoi i nuc iivivhihu pci
I inv ImndiuidafflXodlVsi'alofsald ;
cltvthls7:h day of.Moveut'H-r. A.
1)A7A JOS: hA'NNON, I
Cltj Iteoordcr. f
MISCELLANEOUS.
New To-Day.
D. KTEELEW
MEDICAL WONDER t
CUHKS ALL INTERNAL AND E XTKlt
nal Aches and Pains; Purifies the
Illood ; Herniates the Liver ; Cure Agues
and bad Colds. Don't be without it Sold
by Druggists.
3mU
A. W. GAMBLE, M. I.,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
OmCK AKD BKSIDENCE -Atthelate
residence of John C. Mendenhall, ntfr
the Foundi -, First street, Albany.
Octol)r, 187y
NEWGOODS ?
MONTAGUE & McCVLLY,
LEBANON, OUEOON,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARE
constantly receiving, large in voices of
uire siyie
OBV WOOllS,
ft-KKMl UIMM'ERItX,
NEW VIM Till VJ, and
Generat Merchandlac !
wlilcli lUfy will dispose of on the fairest
and most acooiniundattng terms. A gen
eral invitation is extended toall toealland
examine our new line of Dress floods, late
styles of Clothing, head wear, boots, shoes,
&c,, Ac., the very latest in market, and se
lected with the view of meeting the re
quirements of this people.
MONTAUl'E McCULLY.
October 18, 73m3
REAL ESTATE
COLD fn CREDIT, OR EXCHANGED
N CHED1
her Propel
for other Property. Money Loaned,
Notes, Accounts and
vemaata on tne u.
S. collected
eted.
C. M. CARTER
will sell bis own City Lots and Blocks and
outside lands, on a long t ime, or will ex
change for ot her property. He owns real
estate in all imrts of the city, and can sell
cheaper than any one else.
MONEY LOADED for any person, on
Improved real estate in I bis city. Interest
collected quarterly and remitted lo lender.
Loans can be made to rebuild brick bouses
in the burnt district, secured by the same
property. Notes, Vouchers, Accounts and
Claims on the u. 8. collected.
Address, O. M. CARTER,
Carter's Block, Portland, Or.
October is, KflS-lm
m ildkrs. attioxtiox :
SASH, BLIND, AM) DOOR
FACTORY .
S. a. AI.TIIOfSK. 1. F. I1A( KKNSIU
W. KKTCIH M.
ALTIIOUSE A CO..
Lyon Street, vn the River Bunk,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Keep on bond a full assortment, and are
prepared to
Fl'RNISH TO ORDER,
Door, Sah, Blinda, und
Molding,
Such as
CHOW, PAJSEI.. BAND ft fcECTIO
MOLD.
Of all sire?
WINDOW AND DOOM PRAMKB,
Flooriug. SUiinK,
And
All thei !ilii!?.orniilIilln 'Hutrrlal.
ALSO: PREPARED TO l MILL
work, furnish shaker funs, sdgmg
sbttkers. suction fans, driving pulleys of
anv kind, at our factory on Lyon street on
the river bank), next below Jfarkhaln's
warehouse. ALTHOl'SE A CO.
Alnany.reb. I6,W89-U
ALRAW
Collegiate Institute!
Next term openN,
Montlity, September 1, l7t.
IS. Ii. WARREN. President
ntl
FARMERS
TctlSLe IXTotioo !
rpIiK NEW AND WELL-.UANtitIl
I Wiirehonse of R. Oheadle. with lie
omved oteuiina' apnmt n of itiu.ile enpac
ItV; is now prcpiwl lo receive grain for
I lie harvest of Iffll.
Fannef- wishing to s'ui'c or sell wlica',
will tlnil it to their a.l nn'tiee to ice me
bufnre selling elsewhere.
All lil be Inrie
isheil with sin ks to uii
e their xrahi by
cittlmg on me. . .
T.lie lilgliest cash prlee will be juild for
goo 1 iriercbanta'ile Wheal it! all "jnej.
I.' S MiiriMtl fill rtlil ell i en nl A 'IIIV.
":"f 1""
ot cxccucm n. unless qoaiiinm w
taken charge of the. WBKdioMw, unci will
.nis-rinieiKi uie receiving an i mchm-ij ,i
ill grain passing through It.
1 1!. GHEADLE.
AHinnv, JrttvJihWfiUnWniS
4'o Ray C'jhiI Ajeuey.
lirilttYM iN ft BOH I E.
-rKi.KK& in riniilsTlaiid I .eh lull and
17 all .leserir.liona of Foivlgn and Po-
mestlc foals. Als,PHi IRuN.
Bnlkln-a l -betwwi Pacltie and .la l.son
f.roel wluu-vvs, Son Praneliieo. Cal.
MISOELLANBW8.
Mm
Only about a Half Ddxea
TUT ITCHELL WAGONJ8
3ft
4v Register Bui
AHianj,
For Hardware,
q.o to poao.'
For Groceries,
REH AND GOOD-GO TO
ooamt.
For Plow,
M OUSTS, PEORIA, CAST CABTSTiaSjU,
DODD'N is the place to get them.
FOR
jNVTinXG YOU WANT, FLtwrTRT
For Domestic Hewing Maeblue,
WHY I DON'T I'AIL TO CALL AT
DODU.
' .i ii .1 i j. f , . a'
l or the Latest In
BV OK 8 A W 8, AXES, PITCHFORKS,
etc., give DODD a calf, anyway.
When Yon Want
pIDEE PRESSES, OR FARM MAClttN
V.' ery of any kind, call at the Kegisu.r
Building and see DODD,
TO THE FARMER !
AND AI.I, IN WANT OF RTOIUVI'.I
B. C'OMSTOCK t GO. HAVE THoll
J oughly repaired nnd strengthened
their Albany W archousc. and Iwvlnu two
good Ckuners, can handle
A LI. iiRAN THAT COMIX
with safety and dispatch.
They are prepared to furnish all lb
sacks needed.
Don't lie frightened by the old cry that
we are getting more than we can stop.
Call and see for yourselves.
"FAIR HEALING WILL WIN.'
Head!
WE WILL (ON
tract to hToiiB
Wheat FREE, either at ALBANY. PORT.
LAND or HALHEY, until it isworth 7;
per bushel.
Wanted.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF FLAX KELT
wanted, for which we will pay Out
IHUKEKT MARKET PRICE
in ca.-b. from lime to time.
Present luotntlont
For Common and Volunteer. 3c V H.
" extra tine and clean, 2 f W) Ii s.
C. II. COMSTOt K ft W
Aug. 15-n.1t)
BEE-IIIVE STORE!
TO III V
Groceries,
Provisions,
Notions,
ivc. iS:;.. i'c.
c hi:ai for eu :
Cnimtr) Proitucc uf All Ulndtt
B'lCGHT FOR MKUCIIANMSK OR
OAS 33t !
This Is th:M)!aee to et the I1K8T BAI
GAINK ever oifertMl In APsmy. Partle
.nr.i... a.. ..ii .....n..n.l C fAKiiiMu,
fSli
selves. ,,,.
WEED.
i
. r irst street, Albany, Oregon
I j
3iv
per duv. Asx'iito wand' All
claws of working people, if
i her sex, young or old. make more moa-
ej- t work for ns in thalr snarn lannaoi,.
. irH Ch time, ttaftt HeWNMf-
ilcutara free. Addr ti. StlwH-44
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