MM'.W. MATTERS.
POST OFFICE HEblNTER.
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mails akktve:
From Railroad (north and south) daily
at 12.20 i. M.
Prom Oorvallta, dally, at 10.50 A. M.
' From l-cimnjm, tri-weekly, (Monday,
Wednesday and Friday) at 10.J0 a. m.
MAILS dki'aht:
For Railroad (north and o..ti), dally,
lose pnnim' at 11 A. M.
For OorvalFts, daily.at 1.50 p. m.
For Lebanon, tri-weekly, (Monday, Wed
nesday and r'ri'ktylntt p. h.
( Mflee hours from J A. M. to 8 p. s.
Sunday, from H M. tol p. M.
Money order office nonrs from t A. jr. to
p. M. P. U. RAYMOND, P. M.
KKRTH 'ES M'XT M W.IV.
u.ll ipi i lll'iu ll -ncrviivs ar u A.m.
and 7 P. W. Sunday School at X V. M.
Rev. C. H. Mattoon, Pastor.
M. K, CHUBCH-Sorvlcwi! 11 A. M.nnd
7 P. M. Sunday School atlK P. M.
Rev.
Isutah Wilson, l'asmr.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN -Services at
11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sundi
fiP. M. Rev. ft J. Irvine,
11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday School at
ftli. Irvine, Pastor. .
CONGREGATIONAL cnt'RCII Wlthont
n Pas: or at present Snndav School at
tH P. M.
M. K. CHURCH SOlTn -Services in Con
gregational Church alternate Sundays.
Bev. Jos. Emery, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CIHTRCH -Services at
College Channel, alternate Sahlttths, at
U A.M. and 7 P. M. Sundav School at.
UK P.M. Rev. E. R. Geary, D.D., Pastor.
A Fine Warehouse. Messrs. A.
B. Morris, Allen and John Parker, of
this city, propose erecting, the coming
season, on the land owned by Mr.
Morris, on tire bank of the river, just
east of the Farmer's Warehouse, a
magnificent building for the storing
of grain. The building wlil be laid
upon a foundation of stone, and will
be ninety by sixty-six feet, and about
forty feet in Might. It will have, also,
a shed ninety feet in length and six
teen in width, on one side, and an awn
ing on the south side six feet in width
It will have four bins 25x25 feet, and
eight bins 20x25 leet Two large hop
pers will be placed in the center of the
building, so that two teams can be un
loading at one and the same time,
while two cleaners -will be running
constantly, "perfectly cleaning the grain
for shipping. The machinery will be
ot the best and most improved charac
ter, and will be propelled by water
from the Santiam Canal. The ware
house will Iwive the Willamette river
running past its north front, and the
0. & C. Railway on the south, andean
take advantage of either to ship its
grain, ft is calculated to hold up
wards ot one hundred and fifty thou
sand bushels of grain, and will cost
from $12,000 to $15,000. The machin
ery will be so arranged that, if neces
sary to clean the grain thoroughly it
must be run through the fans twice, or
even oftener, the grain can be drawn
from the bins to tlw fans, and back
again when cleaned, thus doing the
business expeditiously and rapidly,
and at a great saving of man-power.
Mr. A. F. Cherry, proprietor of the
Albany Foundry, has the credit of
drawing the plans tor the building.
Religious. Rev. Joseph Emery,
of Corvallis, will preach in the Con
fregationalist Church to-morrow,
Sunday, at 11 o'clock A. M. A gen
eral invitation is extended.
Service at the M. E. Church as
usual to-morrow. Subject of the
evening discourse : The conscious ex
istence of all who have departed this
life the righteous are enjoying the
bliss of heaven, the wicked are ban
ished from the presence of God into a
place of punishment. Proofs strictly
scriptural. All are cordially Invited
to be present."
Phonography. Prof. A. B. Mc
Caw Is succeeding finely with his
Phonographic Academy. He has
quite a large number of pupils, and
will have more. It Is a business that,
it thoroughly understood, pays the
very best of salaries a good shorthand
reporter always being in demand at
high rates. Our young men could
not do better than to attend the Acad
emy. So Relation. Baiter, the young
Wan captured at Corvallis on"Monday,
estates Prison convicts from Nevada,
is no relation to the. lawyer of that
typo ot this city.
PARAURAWLETS.
Ous. Wheeler. ot Salem, trowed our
threshold on Monday.
' The -oolcn mill enterprise is hav
ing good success, i
i Rebekah meeting this evening at
7.U o'clock.
Quite a number of the children in
this city are enjoying the mumps.
.1. J. Whitney has been elected
City Attorney by the City Council.
Judge Denny, of Portland, was in
the city last week.
j Philip Low was adjudged insane
'and taken to the Asylum by Sheriff
Parker on Thursday.
Democratic primaries on- the 28th.
I Tlie Odd Fellows are talking "of
Icrectiirff a hall during the comlne
i Sllinninr
oumnHr-
The Hamsburg (irange has eighty
wemuers, aim applications still come
pouring it..
The Brownsville woolen mill con-
I tinues to turn OUt quantities of C
i . ' .
cellent goods
The Brownsville school has an
average attendance of sixty-eight.
Mr. Gilbert is principal of the school
an excellent teacher.
The Brownsville Grange numbers
sixty odd iliembers.
The attention of those whose busi
ness it is to attend to the matter is
called to the crossings of the Canal on
iiiim ana rourtli street. Ttiey are
badly in need of attention.
The Albany & Santiam Canal Com
pany are now ready to furnish water
to those needing it.
W. H. Mendenhall Is now lying
dangerously 111, with hemorrhage of
the lungs, at the residence of C. C.
Godly.
Dr. Golden has gone to Illinois from
California expects to return to this
city in May.
There remains in store at Harris-
burg, some 60,000 bushel of wheat,
unsold to shippers, although it has
been purchased from the farmers.
Mr. Foster thinks of tearing down
the frame building between Carother's
drug store and Fox's store, on First
street and erecting a brick, the com
ing season. It would add materially
to the looks of the block.
Ben. Kohn departed on Monday
for a visit to Bavaria, Germany. He
proposes to induce as many as he can
to return' with him to Oregon.
Messrs. Marshall and Goodchlld,
the first of Junction and the latter of
Eugene, passed several days in our
city during the week, looking at the
advantages offered for the erection of
a sock factory.
The brick store on the cornei; of
Washington and First streets has re
ceived ax new floor, preparatory to
being occupied by a Portland imnv
chant, Mr. Bloom.
Mr. Arnold reports, so far, 86 chil
dren between the ages of four and
twenty years,, who have attended no
school during the year ; 26 who have
attended College ; 126 that attend the
District school
Elder Stephenson delivers his last
lecture on the course, at the Court
House to-morrow evening, commenc
ing at 7 o'clock. SubjectThe Com
ing Conflict among the Nations."
C. P. Bnrkhart was thrown for
ward on to the hom of his saddle, a
few days since, hurting him so severe
ly as to confine him to his room for
some days. He is about again, how.
ever.
See advertisement of Samuel E.
Toting, micAssor to Blain, Young A
Co., elsewhere In this issue. Mr.
Young is determined by close atten
tion to business, liberality mid the low
figure at which he will sell goods, to
deserve the' continuance of the popu
larity eujoyed by the linn of which he
was a leading member.
Born. To the wife ef Jo. Elktns,
of Lebanon, a boy 10 lbs.
To the wife of Johnny Atkinson, of
Portland, a daughter; Another prin
ter in luck.
To the wife of Jos. Webber, on the
6th, a boy 10 pounds.
Vivian Gave one of his elegant
entertainment at Pacific Opera House
on Monday eyeotngy A good house
greeted him.
ALBANY REGISTER.
Masonic Corinthian Lodge No.
17, A. F. & A. M., of this city, hav
ing grown too large for one Lodge, a
division is called for, and an applica
tion presented to the Grand Master for
the institution of a new Lodge, to' be
called St John Lodge. Geo. Humph
rey is recommended as Master, and J
W. Baldwin and J. K. Herren as Sen
ior and Junior Warden.
New to-dav.
Samuel E. Young
(Successor to Blain, Young & Co.,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
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WAGONS, PLOWS,
and all kinds of
Farming Implemts
Agent for the celebrated
New Wilson Sewing Machine,
Guaranteed to bo equal to Any, and
Irom 10 to $15 less than other
first class machines.
TERMS-CASH. .
GOODS LOW,
Call and See.
At Old Stand, first Street,
febl274 ALBANY, OREUOX.
Phonographic-Shorthand
SLOADEMT!
TERMS
For teaching Corresponding style.. ..120 00
" " Reporting " ....40 00
(Time and number of lessons unlimited.)
Payable, in advance; balance in half
monthly instalments of $5 each.
Rooms lh Burkhart's building, up stairs.
A. B. MH AW,
PRINCIPAL.
63T Lessons by mail to any part of the
State. fel574
NOTICE.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned, is
this duv dissolved by mutual consent,
Messrs. L, K. Blain and"J. Barrows retiring.
The business will hereafter beoonducted
By 8. K. Young.
All persons having unsettled business
with the undersigned, will please call at
their earliest convenience.
L. E. BLAIN.
J. BARROWS,
S. K. YOONO.
Albany, Or., fchrtiarj- 5, 1874.
NOTICE I
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Win. H. Kithn and
James C. Van Rensselaer under the firm
name of W. H. Knhn ft Co.. Is tins day
dissolved bv mutual consent, the notes
and accounts due said Ann becoming the
property of tho said Van Rensselaer, and
to whom, or his representative, they must
be paid, and to whom mnst be presented
all claims against the said firm.
W. H. KITHN,
PH. C. 8CHUYLER,
Guardian estate of
JA8. C. VAN RENSSELAER.
i) tn thi ahnve. I iive not ice that
the notes and accounts duo W. H. Ku in Jtl
Co., will be collected bv Jas. B. Wyatt.ofH
the firm of Clark A Wvatt. who may he
found at t lie ow srana oi nnim u., mm
who is fully authorised to receipt and
ttle the same. ii C s,m,tl BR . ,
Guardian estate of
Jas. C. Van Hknkskjakil
Albany, Or., Feb. 3, U744m
Wishing to
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Before the opening of the
Spring Season
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To the
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PRACTICABLE LIMIT.
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We liave determined to offer,
during the
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Next TwIontlA,
our remaining stock of W" fer
Uoous at a
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on rates current during the sea
son, and to tnateiui will
on tbe
1st of January
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MARK DOWN
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our stock to prices that will
DEFY COMPETITION.
Terms i
READY PAY!
and
om: price for am..
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kinds of MerenaataM Pi
A. Wheeler & Co.
p
SHBDB, Dec; ft
THBCEEEXNEOCBT
CITY MARKET,
W. H. MWDEMIAIX, PBOPV.
WILL ENDEAVOR TO BR ALWAT
supplied with the best meats to to
had in t he market, and will be ever ready
to accommodate those who may favor him
with a call. OTv6
OLD STOVE DEPOT.
JOHN BRIGGS,
Dealer In
HA.NGES.
LOOK, PAKLOH AND BOX,
STOVES !
Of the best patterns.
ALHO : TIN, SHEET IRON AND (W
PEK WAKE,
And the usual assortment of furnishing
ds to be obtained In a tin store.
itepalrs neatly and promptly executed,
in reasonable terms.
Nhor (reckoning make lontffrlenla
FRONT STRE T, ALBANY.
Dec. 5. 1880-1 1
NEW GOODS 1
MONTAGUE & McCULLY,
LEBANON, OREGON,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARC
constantly receiving, large invoices of
late style
DBY uoooa,
ritENA UIUM T.HIEN,
NEW LOTHINO. and
General nerchandlse !
whicli they will dispose of on the faireet
and most accommodating terms. A gen
eral invitation is extended toalltocalland
examine our new line of Dress Goods, lata
styles of Clothing, head wear, boots, shoes,
Ac, Ac., the very latest in market, and se
lected with the view of meeting the re
quirements of this people.
MONTAGUE A McCULLY.
October 18, '73m3
W. II. McFARLAND,
(LATE M. M. HARVEY A CO.,)
Opposite the hotels,
Albany, Oregon,
STOVES, RANGES.
Force and Lift Pumps,
LEAD AND IRON PfPE,
Hollow Wore,
HOUSE rVKNINHIM II Alt ll WAKE,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
Ware.
LARUENT NTOI-H IN THE VALUVt
Lowest Prices Every Time.
Repairing Properly Done. 40v1
BUILDERS, ATTENTIO .
i'ASH, BLIND, AND DOOH
K ACTOR Y .
S. U. ALTKOl'SE. J. V. fttiKtOUtm.
W- KKI'I UI.M.
ALTIIOVSE & CO.,
Lyon Street, on tke River Rank,
' ALBANY, OREGON.
Keep on hand a full assortment, and ar
prepared to
tTKNISH TO ORDER,
Doom, Mush, r RlindH, and
Moldings,
Such as
CROWN, PANEL, RAND SHTWI
HOED,
Of ail sizes
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMBP,
flooring, Mdiny,
And-
ARo4herkhMiorBnlhMn-Material.
AfcfJO: PREPARED TO DO MIU,
work, furnish shaker fans, ilgaaa
bakers, suction fans, driving puUeya of
anv klnd.al our factory on Lyon street pa
the river bank!, next lielow MarktolM
watvhonnr. ALTHOl &R A i
Albauyreb. 10. vm-U