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For U'banmi.tri-wecfcly, (Monday, Wcd
aosday and Friday) at I p.
Offlai hours frmu 7 A. M. lo 7 P. X.
Snmlnv, from KM. to 4 P.M.
SF.KTI01S mt SVSDAT.
BAPTIST Cin KCH -Service 2
and 7 P. M. ftmdnv School at IIS P. M.
Be?. C. H. Mattyon, Pastor.
M K. OTfURCH-Stuvlresnt U A. M. and
7 P M. Sunday Seliool at S ? M-
Isaiah Wilson, Pastor.
0NITED PRESBYTERIAN - jwrfejj at
11 A. M. and 7 P. M Snnday Scliool at
)K P. M. Itcv. S. G. Irvine, Pastor.
CONGREGATION A l CHURCH Whhm,,
a Pastor at present. Sunday school at
iX P. H.
M. E. CHURCH SOtnrn -&rVeij In Con
ffresrst tonal Church alternate SunOajs.
Rev. Jos. Emery, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH h 8WW a'
Collet Channel, alternate J!
It A M. and T P. M. Sunday Miool at
, 12), P.M. Rev. K. R. Geary. D.D., Pastor.
Linn touaty Indpenuui i'onveii-
. ritoiu
An Independent Convention for
Linu county, Oregon, will bn held
at the Court House u Albany, on
Saturday, the 2d day of Jlav next,
at 10 o'clock A. M. (instead of 1
o'clock P. Mi), ft the purpose of
nominating a full county ticket,
and to transact such other business
as may coiue before the Conven
tion. , Tho various precincts in the
counts- will hold their Primaries on
Saturday, April 25th, at 1 o'clock
P. ai., tor the purpose of electing
delegates to the. County Conven
tion. By order of the County Ceutral
Committee, ,
O. H. BAUER,
w. s: elk ins,
.T. II. SMITH.
Albany, April 9, 1874.
Caupe Win. None but Odd
Fellows in good sUuwJugand their
lady friends, are invited to the Soci
able on Monday ' evening, and no
others will be admitted, the Soci
able being entirely distinct and sep.
ante tro the ball, and having no
Amillion with it. T h reason for
not extending the invitation to out
siders is, that tlie guests of Albany
Lodge, members of the Older from
a distance, will fill tbeirhall to its
utmost capacity We were request
ed to say this much by the Lodge
to the public, so that there might
bt uo misunderstanding in the mat-
ter.
'.' T...w Tit.US.
Bom gardes A Co, jwelT8 of thb
dty, have One of the neatest
tMu' ots we nftve eeef Ior 'on8
tjf6o. The carnage, built speeially
to der, by Messrs. ftetere & Spei.
del, of this city, is a neat, strong and
serticeable veliicle that any me:
cUanic might be proud to point out
aatis workmanship. The painters
have also done' a good joby and it
shines like a new dollar. A pair
oiue'voune biys get away with
tho waston in good style. Wber-
eyr Jak driv through the
country with that showy equipage
Wsureto attraetthe fullest at
tention. We wish the turn tlietull
eat suooew in this, attempt to in-
..u, thai hnaiuMa. Native tal-
VHPN
tut in eonjunctiou with good htel
i qual ideations and perseverance
jid to succeed.
14teote:Carihtxpete, to
ottera wlWgitropgiy oi twung
Md Fellows' 1 i irnlton.
On Monday ne4t the Odd Fel
lows of this city, and their invited
guests from other points in the
State, will celebrate the fifty-fifth
anniversary ot the Order in the
United States, ns per programme
elsewhere printed in this isMie of
tlie Register. Thvprocession will
form at Odd Fellows' Hall, on
First street, at one o'clock P. M.,
and, preceded by the Albany Hrass j
' r i , hi .. .
Rknfl n iharoh tri Hnpk email S
grove where the members of tho
Order will partake of a basket pic
nic provided by members of Al
bany Lodge No. 4, after which an
oration suitable to the occasion will
tie delivered by Bro. I). K. Nesoit,
of CorvallU, one.of.the most talent
id and popular public speakers on
the Pacific coast! Music, hoth vo.
ca! and instruuiei.tal, will he tiir
nished on the occasion, lending an
additional charm to the celebration.
There will prolably be three or four
brass bauds with the, procession, in
addition to the band horn this city,
brouuht by Lodges from Pur"
tions of the State.. It will be the
endeavor of Alba"? J t0 c"
terlain all memlwrs of the Order
who may feel inclined to attend, in
the best possible, manner. After
tlie exercises of the afternoon at the
trrove, the procession wid re-form
and inarch back to the city. In the
evening a Sociable will be given at
Odd Fellows' Hall, especially for
Odd Fellows and-their lady friends,
and for them only. The Daughters
of Hebekah give a grand ball at
tho Opera House the same evening,
dancing tc commence at 7f o'clock
P. M. All those securing tickets
from the Managers, whether mem
bers of the Order or not, will, ot
course, be admitted to all the priv
ileges of the ball-room. As the
door-keepers have no authority to
admit any one not a naemlierof the
Order without a ticket, those who
wish to attend should provide them
selves with tickets at once. Sup
per will be called at 11 o'clock P.
ill and we cau promise in advance,
that it will he. the, most complete
and. elegant 'affair in the "grub"
line ever placed before hungry hu-
raanitv in Oivaon. The, celebration
promises to be largely attended,
probably not less, than four hundred
Odd Fellows participating in it,
and, should the weather prove
agreeable as at present, tliere may
be a still larger number. .
Metzler8 Chairs. The envi.
able repotatioit obtained by Mr
Metzler in the. manutaetwe ot nu
raw-hide bottomed chaii, has in
duced parties in this city and else
where to offer a ebtip foi sale every
way inferior to the Meteler chair,
claiming it to to the Meteter chair,
thereby detaaoding the pnN and
injuring' Vb seputatiou of the Motz-
lerchais. M. Ma asks us to say
that there m but two places in this
city whetohair8 of his make can
kd ohtjuneA. tvwlt : At Messrs.
Graf & CoHai's, aiid at his old shop
near the west ed pt j irst street,
AwoWJKMMWNd'.-ijGood goods
And aoebAiodaig, gentlemanly
proprietor, always attract custom.
While every oiaa expects to get
goods at' the lowest possible living
rates, he also wishes to trade with
generous accommodating men, who
are always ready to do the lair
thing. P.C-.Harpw (Ub.Thave
thogoodr; audi fowess anaccowwot
dataig spiria that is attraotmg a
lara auA UwiativB iitradc Icy
ALBANY REGISTER.
The Rkekcimng Broke. A
friend of ours awl his wife, on a
visit to this city, one day recently
procured a horse and bugiy in
which to take a spin and glance at
the surroundings of Our city. The
horse was lively, but everything
went along nuothh.uiAU.uufortii-
nately, the rear- portion of the
"gears" broke, when the animal be
came unmanageable. Tliai it was
that our menu orougnt nvo
nil I, c nmiracrn ami coolness: he
M 1 V lU IK-Ml- klAii
entered into the contest with spirit,
and by the use of, good judgment,
a quick eye audu firm rein, he held
the demoralized 'animal in the right
track, which led to an enclosure for
chickens. Having reached theenclos.
niU, tliat demorali7d auimal went
through boards, Jiickcts, etc., light
ing among the birds in rather a
tang'cd up mess, most of the shed
being on top, and holding the ani
mal level until he could be secured.
Ft was a very well engineered run
away, and the scare over, was rath
er a laughable occurrence to ion-
v " , r ,
participants.
Police Coubt. On Monday
Mr. John Petty was arrested by the
City Marshal and brought before
Recorder Herrcn pu i harge of as
sault and battery. 1 1 seems that on
Saturday night last, Petty and Bill
Brown had an old-ftsbioricd knock
down, in which tlie latter was pretty
severely punished. The jury failed
to agree on tlie first trial, and were
discharged, nild new jury em
panrieled. The second jury found
that, Petty acted in 'self-defense,
brought in a verdict of not guilty
as charged inl tlie indictment, and
Petty was diiharged from custody
on Wednesday. The trial occupied
three days, and foots Up quite a bill
for tbe city to pay. Judge Powell
for the city; Judge ; Helm for the
deleudant. A wairant has been
issued tor the arrtst of Brown,
charging him with aeault with a
dangerous weapon, and as soon ' as
heisabletojeavohisbed, he will
be put through a course, ot judicial
investigation,,
H r j ETij
Steam Washer. The Climax
Steam Washer is tlie latest and, we
think, the best iustiurtion yet ottered
the public in the way o' a labor;
saver in the drudgery necessary , m
"keeping house.'' ' There is nolabor
perfbmed b the housekeeper that
is so much oreadeS aS clothes wash
ing. By tie use of the above,
named washet the drudgery hedojues
a pleasant ptttime, is no washboard
is needed, tie clothes coming from
the boiler c)n and white, redjt to
be run thrcagb the wringer and
hung ou tbt line. This saved a
great deal o' Wear and tear of fab
ric; is especllly, noticeable1 in wish
ing lace oirtains ari4, .other fine
fabrics, whih a little rubbing, by
unskilled lands, will often ruin.
We have tfied the Climax, and
know it to te the best ' Washer We
have ever eu., Bead the' adver
tisement els'wliere, awl call on the
agent, Mr. Eli Hazel, at MoFari
land's stovt store, and gfel full par
ticulars as t ' price, Ac. ,
DEAn.-painfrtfnewsreibned
us, on ThtirnDay evening of the death
of Mm (;cfe'Pttiersoi,,,at Teal'e
ranch , aboujeight miles east ot liar,
risbiug, on he morning of that day.
Uertnneraiys! to tftkd ' place on
Friday, iiHa'rripbjrg,' ,
vK'tm ot cptWiptii
Sap AfccioEJq).- Late on Mon
davevenimr Muf (1 C. Kuhn had
the sad misfortune to break his right
teg between the ankle and knee.
He hnd inst ferried his team across
the Calipooia, and was in the act of
pulling the boat up as close to the
bank on this side as possible, to en
able the team to be driven to the
shore, when his foot slipped and he
fell in such manner as to break his
leg as above described. Drs.
Bon;:' ton & Harris were called in
. . ... 1 . .1.. Unto
ami atliiiimsiereu 10 wie
wants of their patient. It will be
some timo, we tear, before Clay will
be able to attend to business. :
We issue on Friday, this week
one day earlier than usual.
- 1
At llackleman's grove on
Monday afternoon, cnxpiet grounds
willlic arranged, and everything
pveparod for the comfort and
pleasure ot tlie guests. Let every-
body come, bringiig baskets of
grub, of course.
As Clay Kuhn was driving along
the street, probably th? same day
ho was so unfortunate as to break
his leg, his little dog, hi attemptiiig
to jump from the wagon, fell be
tween the wheels and was crushed
to death. They say misfortunes
never come singly.
On Tuesday the jury in the case
ot the City vs. Petty, assault and
battery, could not agree and were
discharged, and a new trial set fir
Wednesday. Judge Powell prose
cuting, Judge Helm defending.
Heal Estate Thamsacxioks For
the week:
Thoinns Moutcith and wife to A.
W. fiamWe. one fourth of modi pi.
Albany.llOO. . ' .
Geo. Patterson and wue m a. w.
Oamhlo. one fourth of Block 18,
Albany, $1000. '
Trustees M. K, Church to Mary
Kce-". Cenietrv lot. ?15.
H. T. Profist, to Enoch Miller, 17
23-100 acre of land. 55(J.
H. T. 1'ropst to Q. W. Propst. 82
acres $2,070.
Daniel Miller to O. W. G. Vernon,
34". Macros. $1,100.
Nom Walker to J. M. Walker and
other'', Homestead premises; .
E. 1). Whitlow to B. H. Griffln,
lot 7. Block 101. Albany. $250.
j. B. Saltmarsh'toJf. C. Saltmarsh,
312nrres, $1.S0O1. ' , . .
n. C. Powell and wife to Edwin
Trites. acre, $3,800.
James E. Connor to M. M. Ander
son, 320 acres, $1,350.
II. QueenertoWm Cyrus, acres,
.1. j. jnenaennaw ami wue ro 'ese
Parrbh, Quit claim. $1.
TJ. S. Patent tKieharl Farewell.
Samuel Carroll and wife to E.
Stinger Co., 390 acres, $2,900.
.1. Yt. IiveaH to Andrew Milter.
160 acres. $900.
Presley Georfce to R. S. A. M. J.
Rolierts, T99 acres, $3,550.
C. H. Cowan to tewb Cox, W
aeres, $204.
New ToItof.
The .ew Patent ,
enmax Steam Washer!
WUAj do th washino for an
ordinary family In from thirty mln-iit-N
tonne hoar! .
Reqnlres no at tention while the process
of cleaning 1 (coing on; much lens soap
than by the old process ; tho clothes re
qnlrinK no rahMnR. It lsespcclally adnpt
ed to washing I.aee Curtains and all fine
Fabrics, and for Flannols is most desirable,
as it will not frill them as a Machtne or
Hand-rubbing does.
ForfuU rswtlculftrsasto price. 4e., call
on theaeht, ELI HAZBL, At W. H. Mc
Fartoni's stove and tin store, First street,
(tibial r, Ororon.
April 8S.1S74.
GREAT EXCITEMENT !
rpTlE FXCrTESTENT at Portland is rag-
Ji ing to o very high degree on acconnt
of the
LarJiop' Omsade!
Aise,st Artftiiy, on account of the now
store hjch I nave opened at the corner nf
Washington apd JUvl streets, with a nice
kmrM StqcR f 6oods?
which I ppjpow to sell at
Bed v o c k-iP rice if I
(HAS, B. MWiTAQCE. BOBT. M CAIXKV.
MUSTACHE & McCALLEl,
ARE NOW OPENING A MAGNIFICENT
stock of
SPRING GOODS I
-consisting in part of elegant
Lustres,
Pvpllns,
MnHle,
fjrllllithtcs,
Piques.
Nhitwls,
Jnpnnese
Bresstioods,
and an endless variety of
Ribbons, Collars, Collarettes,
Iiaces, Ac, dec.,
for tho ladles, and a fine assortment of
Readymade Clothing,
h-.
Uoots,
Mboes, .
CIoUm.
Caasiinercs.
'otoiinl",
nntl Hosiery,
of all descriptions for men and boys. Also
fnll assortments of
Groceries, Crockery & Glassware,
for cVerylJOdy.
select 1 with care, and
pnrclinsed at very low prices.
a iooK mniuxu 1,1,1 f"" K ",,l ,M"
cd prices tlwreon, will satisfy all that we
are determined to place onrgnuds at prices
that will warrant satisfaction to tho pur
chaser. Lebanon, Oregon, apra , i.
FIFTY-FIFTH ASS1 wEBSA BT .
GRAND CELEBRATION
of tho introduction of the
Independent Order
ODD FELLOWS
IS TILE
United Stated or Amcrlra,
to lie held fn the city of Albany,
Monday, April 27, '74
consisting of a
PARADE AND ORATION,
during t he day, and a
Grand Calico Ball
and
SOC I A. B t E
IN THK RVENIVO.
. T1"
President ...WALTER KETCHUM1
Grand Marshal DAVID THOMP80S
Orator Rev. I). K. NESBIT
Chaplain. Rev. JOSEPH EMERY
, . , .Klo JOSEPH WEBBER
Assistant Marshals, j A N arjj0L1
'Procession will form at Odd FeUows
Hali at 1 o'clock p.m. sharp and march to
u....t i ....... .' , i.,-v i hM HTerelses of
the day will take place ; after winch the
procession will re-form and march to the
Odd Fellows Hall.
In the evening
A Grand Calico, Ball
Will be given at Paclflo Opera Reuse, to
got her with
FIRST CLASS SUPPER,
at Granger's Hat), ail under the manager
incut, and for the beiwllt ef. the
DAUGHTERS S REBEKAH
, with- -
S O C I A H L E.
at Odd Fellows' Hull', open to all guest on.
that occasion.
Tickets to the ball (Including supper) l t
fcjj-To be obtainod ot the Committee of
An-auKeincnts.
Casnnalste C Arrairtttneals.
Coll. VanCleve,
1). M. Thompson,
J.F.Backcnsto,
Mrs. H. D. Godley,
" J, F. Ilackcnsto,
Wm. Tally,
Mllard-. " W.M.Ketchum..
, J. webuet,
Kk ptlA uiumltteo.
4. N. Arnold,
Jos. Wobber,
lour
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