The Albany register., May 02, 1874, Page 5, Image 5

PtJBLISIIKD EVEIIY SATUKDAY BY
COLL. VAN CURVE,
ALBANY OREGON.
SUBSCRIPTION IN ADVANCE:'
One copy, one year $ 3 00
Five copies one ynr 12 SO
Ten cops, n, one yvnr 20 00
Any oncjfetMnj in a Club of five, and
forwarding $12 50, will receive the sixth
copy free.
Special In lncomenta offered to person
desirous of canvassing for subscriptions
V the IlKUI.sTl II.
Tuk Waum Spring Bkaves
Are not at P. C. Harper & Co.'s,
but there yon will find a splendid
lot of elegant buttoned Shoes, to
gether with the prettiest silk Hats,
the nobbiest Suits, ami the most
superb Dress Goods in this market,
with prices to suit everybody.
Also, a good wagon, on ( asy terras.
Accident. On Monday after
noon as Mr. George Humphrey
was entering the Odd Fellows'
picnic grounds, he was knocked
down and run over by a team
driven by Hob Bead, late of the
('orvallis Donocrat. At this
writing (Tuesday moni g) we are
not able to state wintrier Mr.
Humphrey is seriously injured or
otherwise. The pole o?' the buggy
struck Mr. Humphrey in the back,
and may have iufliett 1 a fata
injury.
Temperance. Oi. Thursday
evening ot last week, the Union
Temperance Society i this city
assembled at the Court House,
when a very interesting meeting
was held. Short speeches were
delivered by President In ne, Rev.
Mr. Stephenson, J no. Gunner and
R. M. Powers. The following
resolution was ottered and unani
mously adopted :
Resolved, flint until we can
procure the enactment of a complete
prohibitory law, we are in favor of
the Local Option and Civil Damage
Temperance law; and that we
will vote for no rson as a member
of the next Leg islature who is not
known to be in avor of such legis
lation. Married On last Sunday a
large number of the relatives and
friends assembled at the fine
country residence ot Martin Luper,
Esq., about fire miles south of this
city, to witness the nuptial ceremony
between the young and handsome
Miss Hattie Luper, Mr. Luper's
second daughter, wo believe, and
our talented friend, Mr. Joseph
Speidel, of Peters & Spcidel, car
riage and wagon builders of this
city. The marriage ceremony was
performed in a very impressive
manner by Rev. Dr. . R. Geary,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
of this city. We should like to
describe to our lady readers the
color, material and general make ot
the bride's toilet, but we are not
certain that we have the proper
"figgersof speech" at commaod to
properly set the matter before them,
therefore we shall have to content
ourself by saying the suit was
elegant throughout, and fitted the
handsome young bride as though
'twas "growed" for her. Joseph
was got up in good shape tor the
occasion, sud both stood tho try
ing ordeal well. The wedding
dinner, under the superintendence
ut Mrs. Luper, was a grand success,
and gam the most perfect satisfac
tion to (be very large number of
guests assembled there on that
Mccasioa Cakes, pies, chicken, and
.
in fact everything that goes to
make tip an elegant and appetising
dinner, was tliere in the greatest
abundance, and all showing the
oversight of a master in the culinary
art. Jo. has wieured in Haitie,
not only one of the handsomest and
most accomplished young ladies in
old Linn, but he has secured a true
hearted, noble woman for a wife,
one that will cling to him through
good or evil, through sunshine or
cloud; and Hattie will find in Jo.
an honest, industrious, well blanced
businessman, with a heart in him as
big as a "skinned hoss." We wish
the new life to them so happily
liegun, may prove to be full of the
choicest of God's blessings, with as
few ot the knots and snarls of ill
fortune as im perfect humanity can
escape.
Democratic Oounty Nom
inations. The Democratic County
Convention met at the Court House
last Saturday, and made the fol
lowing nominations : For the State
Senate S. D. Haley, Thomas
Monkers and Hendricks; House
C. P. Burkhart, B. R. Holt,
Harvey Shelton, Joseph Hamil
ton, A. W. Stanard and G. F,
Crawford. Connty Commissioners
Lewis Cox and James A. Porter.
County Clerk - R. C. Hill.
Sheritl L. C. Rice. Treasurer
James Shields. Assessor John
Curl. School Commissioner
James K. Weatherford. The
main fight was made oyer the office
of Sheriff", there being more candi
dates for that office than any other.
The main contestants were Allen
Parker, the present incumbent,
Kirk Price, L. C. Rice, Wm.
Cyrus, tliere was a dozen or more
ballots before the selection was
made. Of course there was con
siderable excitement over the nomi
nations, and the usual amount of
dissatisfaction, but generally speak
ing we suppose the Democracy of
the county will go the whole ticket.
. . .
The Maryland Legislature hav
ing made it unlawful for children
under sixteen years of age to en
gage tor more than ten hours out
of twenty-four in factory labor, the
passing of the Act was celebrated
by a mass meeting of working
people at Mount Washington.
Several thousand persons were
present, mainly children.
NEW TO-DAY.
BEDDING !
UPHOLSTERING !
W. j. WARREN & CO.
Upholsterers,
Flint Street, t i Albany, Oregon,
ARK PREPARED TO FURNISH ALL
kinds of
BeMIng, Unttremea, Upholstering-,
Ac, to ardor. Being" practical workmen,
they guarantee satisfaction.
All upholstery work done in Albany.
Call and examine our stock and work.
W. J. WARREN A CO.
April 18, 1871-34
The Imported Fercoerou KtaUlon
White Prince,
Wa,l UK AT TITE LIVERY STABLE
of Messrs. Marshall Schlosser, In
Albany, Monday afternoon, Tuesday, and
Wednesday forenoon of each weea, and
on Thursday afternoon, Friday and Satur
day Of each week, at the livery stable of
Mr. Durbin, Salem, from April 9d to July
Ut, 1874.,
Terms for the suiuxm, due July tot, 1874,
$30, L. S. Golf! Coin,
For insurance, (U V. S. Gold Coin, due
when the Mare is known to tie with Fob
or parted with.
W. V. (,
Albany. Or., April, 1874
ALBANY REGHSTER.
DRY GOODS, ETC. ,
Retrenchment !
MAKE MONEY
-BY-
SAYING MONEY!
lias just reoelved ft new stock of all tt
latest styles of
HENS' AMD BOYS'
HI
And Is selling so cheap that all can buy
The goods were
Bought for Cash,
and are hoinj? sold for the same commodi
ty. The secret of selling goods is in
Buying XUfflit!
Haying selected our goods in daylight, we
Will v tin. IIHIDt
CRITICAL EXAMINATION.
I SELL ALL GOODS AT
GRANGER PRICES!
( FULL LINES OF
DRY GOODS,
UIMM'KKIEM,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS tc SHOE
' NOTIONS,
ETC., ETC
N. BA17H.
Cheadlcs Brick, First Street, Albany.
apr!87i-M
SamuelE. Young
(Successor to Main, Young- k Co. ,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STAPLE and FANCY
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WAGONS, PLOWS,
end all kinds of I
Farming- Implemts
Agent for the celebrated
New Wilson Sewing Machine,
Guaranteed to bo equal to any, and
imm 110 to 15 lest than other
drat class machine.
TERMS-CASH.
GOODS LOW.
Call and See,
At Old Stand, Tint Street,
' fcbK74 ALBANY. WWBOJI,
CLOTHIN
Co.'s Coiam.
TITUS, BOURGARDES & CO..
DEALERS IN
JEWELRY,
Silver & Plated Ware,
and- ,
DIAMOND SPECTACLES.
"MANUFACTURED AND ADJU8TKD
ill especially for the Pacific Coast by the
NATIONAL ELGIN WATCH CO.
of Elgin, Illinois, viz :
Pacific, i
California and
San Francisco
WATCH, and we most confidently rjc
ommend them to the public, as possessing
more good qualities for the price than any
other Watch In the market.
We also keep all other brands of Elgin,
Waltbnm and Swiss Watches, Clocks, Jew
elry, Silver and Plated Ware,
Pistols and Cartridges.
63T Repairing a Specialty, jga
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eSTAII Work Done and Goods Hold,
Warranted to be as Represented.
J. I). TITOS. J. B. TITUS.
CHAS. BOOBGARDES.
Titns, Roargardes & Co.
AT JOHN CANTER'S OtD STAND,
First street, ALBAN T, OREGON
The Singer Still Triumphant,
A T THE VIENNA BXAIB1TION THE
A Singer received the Medal of Merit,
the Medal of Progress, and three other
Medals for auperiority of productions.
These are the Highest Sewing Ma
chine Award M Y ten no.
The Singer reoelved all the MEDALS
awarded to either of the compering Ma
chines, and two Medals more than any
other obtained. Then, in the name of
truth, what is it that prompts people to
claim recommendations for the Diploma
of Honor I The tnot te no Dlplonjaor Hon,
or has been given to any Sowing Machine
Company. But immeasurably more valu
able is
The World's Award
as shown by sales-proved by sworn re
turns to the owners of the principal sew
Ing Machine Patenta-whlob last year
amounted to two hundred and nineteen
thousand, seven hundred and flfty-cigh t
(219,758) machines, nine out of ten of them
&mg for Family Use. This is over 45,o
more Sewing Machines than were sold by
anv other company during the same period
and over One Quarter of all the machines
sold in 187?. These enormous sales are
owing to the long-tested merits of the
of mtruot.kn,and canabOity gnat
oi tne pum ic in um iv. j jiVTyyyTa
iXOBlwnwin wv.. . .....
othens teshown ejwveglven,
aside from the awards of International Ju
ries, either at home or abroad.
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