The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, June 13, 1874, Page 5, Image 5

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    PUBLISHED EVERY 8ATCBDAY BY
COLL. VAN CLF.VE,
ALBANY ... ... OREGON.
.ihUBSCRIITION-IN ADVANCE:
One copy, one year 3 00
Five copies, one year.... 19 90
Ten copies, one year SO 00
Anj' one petting up a Otnb of Ave, anil
forwarding 112 .to, will receive the sixth
eopy five.
Special inducements offered to persons
desirous of canvassing for subscriptions
an the RtnnsTKK.
P ARAC1 RAM.ETS.
Weather co l.
Roads splosliy.
Three days ot mist.
Schools fairly attended.
Municipal year half gone.
College vacation i" two week.
Fine turnouts at Peters & Spei
del's. A. Carothers & Co. have doubled
their soda business.
John Schnwfer is doing a thriving
grocery business.
Fresh groceries at Weed's lots
ot 'cm.
The strawberry season is about
over.
Cherries are beginning to come
into market.
The plum prospect is good, as
also is the app'e and pear.
The Xewby warehouse will
spread over an acre or so of ground.
Andy Hill came up from Port-(
land the first of the week.
A new awning in front of Geo.
Wollcr's place.
New county officers 6W0rn in
next month.
New threshers and cleaners at
Dodd's.
Fresh goods at C. P. Harper &
i o.'s. Call and see .them.
Who wants to buy a print shop?
Ion't all answer at once.
The sun came out a little while
on Monday.
Commencement at Albany Col
legiate Institute on the 18th.
The price of coffee has fell a frac
tion.
Venison hams, dried, retail at 15c
jr pound excellent grub.
Two and a half dollars is all the
ItKtiisTEi; costs for one year two
dollars to ifubs.
Gus. Layton's new house will be
ready to be " warmed " in a few
days.
Dr. G. W. Gray is doing some
splendid work in tbe dental line,
is extremely hard to beat.
Foshay is putting up a very neat
residence on Uaker between Fonrth
and Fifth street.
Any quantity of tinware, stoves
and Rich at John Briggs', at fair
rates.
Business increasing. We got a
subscriber from Minnesota last
week.
Our sawmill men can't get out
lumber fast enough to supply the
demand.
Chances yet to be taken in the
Louisville Library drawing. See
the ad.
The late rains have clinched the
grain prosjiect, and the yield will
be large.
Tbe new silver ware at Titus,
Bourgardes A Co.'s is attracting a
good deal cf attention it's splendid.
The Marshal is a success as a
repairer of street crossings. Do it
more.
No Fair for Linn county this
ir the Company takes a rest
6 stockholders say (bey can't
stand so much lots,
At the school meeting on Satur
day, the resolution to purchase
grounds and erect a new school
building was voted down.
If a man dreams the devil is after
him, it is a sign he had better settle
his subscription bill.
Dobbs thinks that instead of giv
ing credit where credit is due, the
C.'IMI Mail IH'Mt'l IIC JliVKI. I
A lady had two canaries, one of
which she named Wheeler and the
other Wilson, because, as she said,
neither were Singers!
At the firemen's election a few
days since, Jos. Webber was unanw
mously re-elected Foreman cer
tainly a high compliment to Jo.
The man whose sands of life had
almost ran out, has gone into the
mucilage nuiness, and hopes to stick
it out awhile longer.
A Maine woman has hair seven
feet and five inches long too long to
be availnble for use in butter.
The gaudily arrayed maiden of
the forest, with her attendant buck,
gracefully swing up and down the
Broadway ot Albany, sometimes in
twos and often in mores.
Hilly Newhouse was united to a
young lady of Portland, in this city,
early Monday morning. The happy
pair took the noon train for Port-
laud.
Mrs. Cree, who took a second
husband the other day, evidently
wanted tocre-mate.
The Hrening Express train did
not arrive in this city from Portland
until about 10 o'clock Monday
night an hour and a ha t behind
time. On that evening, as the
train started from East Portland,
the locomotive and tender ran off
the track owing to a misplaced
switch, thus causing tbe delay
above mentioned.
The Pendleton Tribune reaches
us this week on the half-shell.
Silvkr-Platkd Wauk Bar
gains. Just received from the
factory a large quantity of silver
plated ware, consisting ot Pitchers,
casters, table and teaspoons, Forks,
etc., which we will sell at lowest
prices all of Hoger's pate. Also,
silver steel knives, etc. We will
sell table spoons at $3 per set; teas,
poons at 81 50 per set warranted
Roger's 6ilver-ulated ware. All
other goods in proportion.
Another Invention. On
Monday we examined a new inven
tion by Dr. Smith, of this city,
which is certainly the neatest and
handiest thing in its line that we
have ever seen. It is a lead pencil
sharpener, and is different from all
other pencil sharpeners in this, that
it remains on tbe pencil and acts as
a fender to the lead. When tbe
lead wears down to the wood, all
you've got to do is to give the feu
der or sharpener a turn or two, and
the wood is nicely cut away from
the lead, and the point of the pen
cil nicely sharpened ready fbr use.
It is certainly a very complete and
handy invention, and as it can be
afforded very cheap, will sell by the
million. Dr. Smith is a genius,
and bound to get away with a pile
of chickamon rn the strength of this
invention. Success to our boys.
At the immense Democratic rat
ification meeting in Salem on Mon
day, at which there were no less
than seven men bearing transpar
encies, a wagon containing tiie brass
band, and Col. Tom Cann on
horseback, Geo. ft Helm, G rover,
and others made speeches.
Aim high but not so high as, not
to be able to hit anything,
ALBANY REGISTER,
DRY GOODS, ETC.
Retrenchment !
MAKE MONEY
-BY-
SAVING MONEY!
Has just received a new stock of all tht
latest styles of
MENS' AND BOYS'
And is selling so cheap that all can buy.
The goods were
Bought for Cash,
and are being sold for the same commodi
ty. Tliapcrct of selling goods is in
Buying Right l
Having selected onr goods in daylight, we
court the most
CRITICAL EXAMINATION.
I SKU. AM. GOODS AT
GRANGER PRICES!
FULL LINES 07
OUT OOODM,
UIMH'KHIKS,
HARDWARE,
MOO I ft SHOE,
MOTIONS,
ETC., EtC.
S, BAU9I.
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(Successor to Blain, Young & Co. ,)
Wbolcsale and Retail Dealer in
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WAGONS, PLOWS,
and all kinds of
Fanning Implcmf :s
Agent far tbe celebrated
New Wilson Sewing Machine,
flnarooteed to be equal to any, and
from 10 tolls less than other
first class machine.
TERMS-CASH.
GOODS LOW.
Call and See.
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At OI (Stand, Ftra IHree
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Tltsm, Rourfar4ea A Co.'s Ca4a
TITOS, BOURGARDES & GO,
DEALERS
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JEWELRY,
Silver & Plated Ware,
and -
DIAMOND SPECTACLES.
MANUFACTURED AND AD JUSTE b
especially for the Pacific Coast by the
NATIONAL ELGIN WATCH CO.
of Elgin, Illinois, vi: '
Pacific,
Culifornia and
San Francisco
WATCH, ami we most confidently r,c
oiiimend them to the public, as possessing
more good qualit ies for the price than any
other Watch in the market.
We also keep all other brands of Elgin,
Walt ham and Swiss Watches, Clocks, Jew
elry, Sliver and Plated Ware,
Pistol and Cartridges.
Repairing a Specialty. .
C9AU Work Done and Uoodg KoM
Warranted to be nit Represented.
J. D. TITTS. J. B. TITCS
CHA8. BOCRGARDK8.
Titus, Bourgardes dc Co.,
ATJortNOANTEK'S OLD STAND,
First street, ALU AN r, OREGON
The Singer Still Triumphant.
AT THE VIENNA EXAIIIITION TUB
Singer received the Medal of Merit,
the Medal of Progress, and three other
Medals for superiority of productions.
These are the HighfHl Sewing- N
chine Awards at Vienna.
The Wngcr received all the MEDALS
awarded to either of the competing Ma
chtnes, and two Medals more than any
other obtained. Then, in the name of
trots, what is it that prompts people to
claim recommendations for the Diploma
of Honor 1 Tbe fact is no Diploma of Hon
or has been given to any Sewing 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 Machlae Patents which last year
amounted to two hundred and nineteen
thousand, seven hundred and fifty-eight,
I419.7.WI machines, nine out of ten or them
being for Family Use. This is over 46,000
more Sewing Machines than were sold by
any other company during the same period
and over One Quarter of all t hn machines
sold in is?. Those enormous sales are
owing to the long-tested merits of the
SINGER machines, which meet the Wants
of the nubile In suneriorlt v and slmnlic.it v
of construction, and capability for great
variety and excellence of work. That the
rableQuftUHte
others, is shown by tbe sales above given,
aside from the awards of International Ju
ries, either nt home or abroad.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
M Union Square, Rev York.
Tttus, Rourgardef & Co.,
Agents, Albany, Oregon.
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