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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1873)
atTbany register. aee 1 jj! LOCAt MATTERS. POST OFFICE REMOTER. MArtis arrive: From Railroad (north and Bouth) daily t 12.20 P. M. From Oorvftllld, daily, at 10.J0 A. r. From Lelmnnn, trKweeklr, (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) at 10.30 A. M. mails dkpakt: For Railroad (north and dally, 4lrm: proniot at 11.21 A. M. For Corvaill, daily, at uo p. u, For I.elianon.tsi-weeUy.iMondny, Wed nesday and Fri layl nt 2 1'. M. Office hOUW from 7 A. M. to 8 P. It. Sunday, from 12 M. to 2 P. M. Money orJcro!llc lvmrs from 9 A. M. to P. M. ' P. H. RAYMOND, 1. M. Tlie REGISTER I issued twice each eck (Wednesday andSiiMirday mornings) it the low price of three dollars per year, tn ndva'ic". Call at the office, comer of first an 1 Ferry 8! reels, and subscrilie. err:- -r:rr:rrrrrr RlC PI T.I.IC AN CONVENTION. T!lC RcpuWiciii vi : :-s of Albany assembled In maas convention; on Wednesday eveiiiii"; at, the Court Hotr-e, and placed In nomination a full municipal ticket to tie voted for on Monday. Mr. I. Frnmnn. was selected as Chairman, M. C. Ooorge, Esq., Sec retary, and Mr. ST. Batim, Assistant Secretary. A large crowd of citizens wore in attendance, the Court House being pretty well filled. The Chair man staled. In a few remarks to the Convention, that he intended hereafter lo consult his own interests when eas ing his vote for city officers If the ticket nominated suited him he would lUpport it ; it not. he wouldn't. This sentiment was loudly applauded by the Democrats present. The proceed ings of the convention were harmon ious, the ticket selected composed of representative men, and we believe generally acceptable to the Republican voters of the city, and consequently will be elected. Following are the gentlemen who got away with the Dominations i For Mayor, L. Elklns; Recorder. J. Hannon; Treasurer, J. B. Titus; Marshal The. Cartwright; Councilmen, Jas, II.' Foster, Aaron Baltimore, R. K. Warren, A. B. Morris, J. F. Backcnsto and Dave Froman. . The THASKSGftTSQ Dinner Given tinder tlie auspices of the ladies ot the U. 1. Church, at Pacific Opera House, on Thursday, was, as predicted It would he. a grand success in every respect. For getting up eatables in the. greatest variety of styles and In the most inviting forms, give US the Indies who got up the Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday against the bal ance of the world. The dinner was imply perfect the art of cooking could go no farther. In the evening, at the same place, a Sociable was given by the ladies, at which ice eream, fresh oysters, coffee, etc., were pro vided to satisfy the-inner man, while vocal and Instrumental music charmed the hours away. The Opera Housewas crowded, and the general expression was that it was the most delightful Occasion that ourscitizens have enjoyed for years. The total receipts were, for Thursday, 225. As lunch was to be given yesterday, at same place, the figures will he still farther increas ed. . Good Ticket. The ticket placed In Domination by tlie Republican Convention on Wednesday night Is a good one, and meets with more gen eral approval than any ticket nomi nated since we have been acquainted with the city. The whine made by Brown In ye terday's paper, that tlie ticket is in the interest of the Canal Company, and if elected will bankrupt the, city, even in the absence of any thing .that could be honestly said against the gentlemen composing that ticket, is very silly, even for BrO'vO. The gentlemen nominated by the Re publican convention for the City Council, at whom this silly sling is made, are among our oldest and most respected citizens, who wordd lie tlie very last men in this city to do any thing that would tarnish tlicir fair reputations, or the reputation of our dtjr. Such insinuations are in very bad taste, coming Irom the quarter it does, and shows plainly tlie animus wiiuA actuates the Inksllnger who penned it. Read This. Owing to the crowded condition of our school, no scholars who reside outside of the District will be admitted. Bv order ol the BOARD DIRECTORS. Albany, Or., Nov. 23, 1873. Death of ax Oli Citizen. The mail brings intelligence of the death, a few days since, of Mr. Samuel Blain. an old resident of Linn county. About three weeks ago, Mr. Blain left his home in this county for a trip to the Eastern States to vist relatives and acquaintances. He was taken sick on the way, but reached tlie residence of bis wife's sister, in Garnet, Kansas, where, after a few hours1 illness, be died, lie leaves a wife and one son to mourn his loss. Personal. Sheriff Schultz, of Wasco county, and lady,werc in the city Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Ben. Colin starts East in a few days. Ben. is making prepara tions to go to Europe in the Spring, and Mrs. Colin will remain in the East until he returns. Dr. Plninincr is in the city again, after a long absence in Northern Cali fornia. 51. C. George will remove to Port land in a few days, to read law with W. II. Efihiger, Esq. His many triends in Linn will regret his remov al from among us. Thanksgiving Sermon. Tlie ser mon of Rev. Isaiah Wilson, at the TJ. P. Church on Thanksgiving day, is spoken ot as a fine effort, A large audience was in attendance. Lebanon Concert. The Brass Band at Lebanon is to give a grand concert on the evening of December 19th. Farewell Sermon. Rev Mr. Oakes preaches his farewell .sermon at the Opera House to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock. He starts for the Eas tern States next week. MARKETS. No change in the price paid for butter and eggs, but a change in the quality of the lirst-namrtl article is loudly called for, even if the price js advanced. A Pool. For the twenty-five thousand bushels of wheat pool at the Farmers Warehouse, $1 05, we be lieve, is the highest offer yet made. Religious. Rev. Dr. E. R. Geary will hold divine services in tho Court House at 11 A. M. to-morrow Sun day. All are invited to attend. Opera House Services. Rev. Mr. Oakes will preach at tlie Opera House to-morrow at 11 A. 51. All arc in vited. OREGON Granger Issued yester day, is a neatly printed, well filled sheet, which bids fair to till tlie incite It has elected to occupy. Success to it. Rain. 'Must as we expected," it mined yesterday in the old-fashioned style just as easy. LUNCH At Pacific Opera House, was patronized liberally yesterday. ThbCitt Election At Harrlsburg transpires to-morrow. . Mrs. Blackwell believes that women should live to ninety years. "But bow are wo ever to know if she does?" asks the Commercial Advertiser, In quire of her husband's sister. Apalachicola, Florida, has lost $250, 000 by the tornado, and is unable to replace one-tenth part of it. Hall the business part ot the town is in ruins. A Christian church has been organ ized at Tokel, Japan. They acknowl edge Christ as the Savior, but hold themselves independent of all foreign churches. Two thousand one hundred hags of wheat went into the ocean at San Francisco the other day. because a man had sawed off a spile to use for firewood. "Gallinarhim" is St. Louis for hen tinnsp. xt, we shall have Euuhmri- um and Bobinarium and Asinorium. A Chicago lady complains of the ittimr love of her absent hus band. He never sends her any money. Tho Mtcror nnxietv with which srirls rush to the seaside suggests the first stnircofarubber at whist They cut for partners. An old man named Scovlll made an attack on .1. J. Daly, a lawyer at Dal las, last Monday. The Statesman says: Dalv. some time ago. became respon sible for a board bill lor one Ezra Sco ville. which he was obliged to pay. Out of this grew bitter feelings, jnid. on Monday morning. Scovillcnttaeked Dalv, as we understand, unawares and' with a club. Dalv was knocked (1 wu by the first blow and his antag onist, jumping on him, proceeded to administer rapid and severe punish ment with liis weapon, until caught hy Hie bystanders and pulled off. We believe Seoville has qeen lodged in j.iil to await his examination." At the November term of the Jack sou County Circuit Court, the grand jury found five bills of indictment one for larceny, one for murder in tlie second degree, one for assault with a dangerous weapon, and two for selling ii Uor without license. YVm. O. Bruen's safe was robbed of 1243, on Monday in Portland, and Henry Morton went to jail charged with having done it. "Miss C ." said a gentleman, one evening, "why arc ladies so fond of officers!'" "How stupid!" re plied Miss G ; "is it not natural and proer that a lady should like a good offer, sir?" This is from the Augusta. Ga.. Cknnicle'. "Delinquent subscribers should cot permit their daughters to wear this paper for a bustle. There being so much due on it, there is dan ger of taking cold." A gushing, but ungrammatlcal, edi tor says: ' We have received a basket of Hue grapes from our friend , for which he will please accept our com pliments, some ol which are nearly an inch in circumference. A Memphis reporter who para graphed the prevailing weather with out even once alluding to "the beauti ful snow," was promptly ejected from the fourth story window, as unworthy a position on a first-class journal. A paper called the Inkrior is pub lished :it Stanford. Ky.. and a corres pondent says that from his knowledge of the editor, he is "enabled to state positively that he will throw a great deal of spirit into his Interior.''1 A French writer has described a young lady as a creature that ceases to kiss gentlemen at twelve and begins again at twenty. Jliehigaii moonlight is dangerous, we should judge Irom the statement that "two men were robbed in 5Ian Chestet, Mich., by moonlight." In a letter to a friend, a young lady of Illinois states that she is not en gaged, but she sees a cloud above the horizon about as large as a man's hand. The C'ontjrrifttiimaUd has seen this item in a late invoice of fashionable New York furniture: "Elegantly up holstered kueelinj; benches lor tlie weary and lieavy laden." Mayor Pierce, of Boston, has re signed. The Republican Convention of Salem nominated John G. Wright for Mayor, .lames Coffee for Beconler, Joseph A. Barker for Marshal and J. 11. Haas loi Treasurer. Fears are entertained tor tlie safety of the steamship I'ktou, ten days out from Quebec for Plctou. Thirteen more bodies trotn the wrecked .steamer Atlantic have been washed ashore. The Cubans accept the situation, and are preparing for war, should it com. Seed Wheat. Howell, Harper & Co. have tor sale a choice article of Wheat tor seed, such as Fall or White Winler. Click and Chila Club. Sonora, &c, &c., all of which they will dispose of bv exchanging for other Avheat. or on other terms which will nlltf. Living' Advertisements. medicine that lias done mora than all (hoproscrlptnsoif tho pliarteacopteta to nroteot the human system against the bo Illy ills superinduced by unhealthy ur roundingSjiscertatnly worthy of universal eonlldenee. Il is mainly on account of its extraordinary preventive properties that lhw el ter's ftlouuich Bitten) is so ex ceedingly popular In legalities subject to Hie vwitatiou of niiiisma'.ic fevers nnd oilier diseases produced by empoisoned, air. A familv that has escaped sickness during a sickly season in consequence ol using l he BlttoWWB safeguard, isa living advertisement of I lie virtues of the pre paration. The whole neighborhood real ize the fact. "I couldn't believe it," says one. "I scarcely credited the advertise ments; bill one must believe What one sees." savs another. ''It is the very thina we need In ibis unwholsome section ot countrvi" remarks a third. And there suit is that the instinct of self defence, the firs! law of tint urc, induces Ihivc-fourths of thai community to oblain a supply of the ureal vegetable antidote before the next sieklv season Sets in. In the winter, when tlie system requires extra vbror and elusl loll v to enable it to baffle the effects of darapandcold the Bitten will be fouydpar tlcularly serviceable, ltlioiimntism will not be apt to fasten npon muscles mid nerves that have been braced up by this excellent Invtgorant and nervine; nor will tho severities of Hie season, which have such a disastrous effect on t he pulmo nary ornans of I ho feeble and delicate, be likely to exercise tlie same untoward influ ences in cases whero the stomach nnd the externa! surface of the body (which always sympathizes with the digestive orjoinsj have lieentoned nndstlmiilatod by a course of the restorative. The tltsof Indnrcstlon and irregularities of the liowels which pro ceed from sudden changes of wenther may always lie averted by timely use of the Bitten. In mrduahing a machine ehrt the mat pop-uiarU NEW TRIUMPHS! HALES OF 7. IS T YEAR. THE STATISTICS FROM SWORN RE tnrnsof tlie Stiles of Sewini; Machines in 1872, (rcporlod in ln73), show Hint the Singer manufacturing Coiuoanv ol'i, lnt year, over FORT Y-FIV R Till USA N 1 ) more machines tlmn ANYol her Company, and over one quarter of all machines tola dur ing Mint year. Nine out of ten of snid Singer Machines were for FAMILY use -proving the r nt popularity of the Singer in the household. Annexed are the Suies of the different makers: MACHINES. Tt Sinqrr Sttnujac'a Co. 8M 219 73S. Wheeler Wilson MTg Co. . . .Sold 171,088 Howe Machine Co. (estimated). " H '.OOO Grover A Hiker 8. M. Co " .V',010 Domestic H. M. Co " Weed S. M. Co ' 42.4 U WUcoxAttiblM8.lt. Co " Ml Wilson S. M. Co " 21,W Am r. II. H. 0. ASM. Co " 18.8M (;oM Medal S. M. Co " Is.s-.I7 Florence S. M. Co " 13,"!B TITUS, HOC BOA HUES A Co.. Agents, Albany, Or. Also, all kinds of machine needles kept for sale. novl.iyJ A. WUKKliFF, c. r. HOUOK. C. R. WHEELKR. A. wheeler & CO., SHEDS), OREGOX, Forwardiug & Commiss'u Mercliaiits. Dealers in Merchandise and Produce. A good assortment of all kinds of Goods al ways in store at lowest market rales. Agents for sale of Wagons, Grain Prills, Cider Mills. Churns. Ac, Ac. CASH naid for WHEAT. OATS. PORK, i BUTTER, EGGS and I'OCLTRY. - 41 special ( Ann: dispatch. From tho World's Fair. Yikxxa, Austria, Aug. 20, '7:!. W. Q. Wilson, V-Q; President Wilson Sewing Mir!t ine Company, Cleve land, Ohio: Tlie Wilson Sewing Ma chine received tlie GRAND PRIZE MED al for being the llest Sewing Machine, and a Grand Prize (medal of honor) was awarded to the Wilson Sewing Machine Co. for manufacturing sewing machines in the best manner, from the best material, and by the liest known mechanical principles. These cele brated machines ar now on exhibition and for sale at the store of lltf. BLAIN, YOUNG & CO. Be wise To-day. "Tis madness to neglect a cough or cold. Consumption may follow, and though Dr. Wistar'i Balsam nf Wild Ckerry mres the. latter disease, yet the former disappears at once under its influence. 24 MISCELLANEOUS. I Ihl.li: VS BALL I ALBANY ENGINE COMPANY NO. 1 will give a - GRAND B ALL! IN ALBANY, AT THE PACIFIC OFERA HOI SE, on NEW YEARS EVE, Deo. 31, 1873. COMMITTER OK ABRANOBMWST8 ! JAS. HEKKKX, WM. TALLY, wm. benjamin, ieo. ( line, joe WKBBER. beception committee: M. V. l!Uu i S, A. N. AltNOLP, N. BAUM. i look committee: WM. BENJAMIN, N. I!. HUMPHREY, L, KLINE, WM. TALLY, J. It HEKREN, GEO, yLLS E. A general Invitation is extended. Firtv men are requcston ' appear m uiiieum. TICKETS including supper at the St. Charles Hotel $." T. W. BARKIS. H. J. Bot'flllTOW. HARRIS A- BOUGHT, I'iiytiSciaiiK and Stirstons. ALBANY, OREGON. OFFICE -OVER A. CABOTHEJR8 A Co's Ururf store. Residence of Or. Harris Fourtli-st.,four blockswostof theOourl House. Residence el Dr. Boughton Opposite Dr. Tate, on Third street, novl;V73 V. W. RAMBLE, M. Physician, Surgeon etc. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE At the late residence of John C. Mcndenhall, near the Foundi y. First street, Albany, OctoberM, is73y NEW GOODS ! iTAii'E & Wt'CCLLY, LEBAXOS, OREGON, HAVE Jt'ST RECEIVED, AND ARE constantly receiving) large invoices of late style IIKY OOOOS, FRKSII Uiim EltlES, XICW CLOTIIISU, nnd Uenvraf Slort'liandiso ! which lh"v will dispose of on the fairest and most accommodating term. A gen eral Invitation is extended toailtocnlland examine our new line of Dims Goods, late styles of Clothing, lie.id WW. hoots, shoes, Ac.. Ac, the very latest in market, and se lectod with tlie "view of meeting the re quirements of t Ii is people. MONTAGUE A McOULLY. October 18, iJSmS 4ftn,')A'1,'r('ny- Agehts wanted! ah !OiU" clnssi's ol working people, of either se.x, young or old, make more mon ey at work for nail) their siwe moment or all the 'tine, (ban at anything else. Par Honiara five. Addivsb ti. Sllnson A Co., Portland, Maine. Uyl MISCELLANEOUS. Only about a Hair Dozen i firrnst.L waaoss left at JH OUDBS, 4vo llet;istcr Buildhig, Albany. For Hardware, -O TO DODim. For Groceries, F RiiSH AND GOOU-UO TO DODO'S, For Plows, M OUNE. PEORIA, CAST CASTSTEIk, IHIDllli Is the place to get, mem. FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT, FIRST TRY DODO'S. For Domestic Sewing Machine, w HY 1 DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT For the Latent In i; c k s a vi s, axes. PITGHFORKBt etc., give DODO a cull, anyway. B When You Wont tMDER PRESSES, OR FARM MACBTH ' cry of any kind, call at thelteglstw Building and ice DODD. 0 TO THE BEE-ftlVE STORE! to nv Groceries, Provisions, Notions, &c, &o., &c, CHEAP FOR i SH Country Produce ol All Kind BOUGHT FOR MERCHANDISE OB CASH ! Tills is the place to get the BEST BAB GAINS ever offered In Albany. i'artii will always do well tocalland see f irtlmm selves. II. W.ED. First street, Albany, Oregon. 3Mt OLD STOVE DEPOT. JOHN BHIGGS, Dealer in RANGES, COOK, PARLOR AND BOX, STOVE S! Of the best patterns. ALSO : TIS, SHEET IKON AM) ( OF. PER WAKE, And the usual assortment of furnlshutt da to be obtained In a t in store. iiepalrs neatly niid promptly executed, in reasonable tonus. Short rcekoulngsmnHeloiifrfrlrod, FRONT STRE T, ALBANY. Dec.5.18S(i-l ALBANY Collegiate Institute ! Next teriu opeuw, MoiKiay. Seplcjober I, I7T D. H. WABSEX, President. M44 Coos Bay Coal Agcacy, BERRTMAN A DOYLE. DEALERS in Cumberland, Lchlf and all descriptions of Foreian and Do- mesticCimls. Also, IMG IRON. , Bulkhead-bctweon Pacific and Jacinj street wharves. San Francisco, Cfi. 1W