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VULUMK VIII. f ;V; , i-. ALHANY, ORKGON, JtJJJK: 30, 1876. .- : j ..... .
BUSINESS CAilDS.
SAMUEL. E. YOUNG,
Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in . ,
BHYr GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS &
8EAP28S & f13VuS,
VVAGDfiS, SMLGYS,
SEED DRILLS,
B30AD03T SEED
ETC.
All-, my. Oregon.
Terms :
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St. .'Charles Hotel,
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wr iuMainUK nnu irst t
ALBANY, OREGON,
Slaiiftews' & Morrison,
PFOf:UHTOriS. -
nne n-wly furnishol throushont. The
wsi the market aUVir lKaiwajs on the- ta'ole.
. i'ree oat-it to and roiu Cic 3toa;, ' 1
"-- .' -IVa.fr In - 'u 1 1 .
"lot:iU(Si -''Kit't Hiid Slsava. 23t. (Irwr-
Wailpaixeir, V.oou ant 1VilIw
I "-licS Cutlery, &c., ire.,
f n'.d Tery low eii hr for rash, or to prompt 'pav
R33 iu cuioioers on time. v7
Furniture Varercoms.
FRED
TTATIN'fi mufVias...! t
XX Ooliar in the m!e ft
he entire interest, of .
?!e favniinre business,
W. return li !b.-knks tu
raiTi tr.it x (..oliar. in
fM.Jct-3 thi- Iwtmrliiniiv
the vitizens of Ailmny
im t viyinivy wuo have
Uj.-I him in the juint
-f'V 1 1 ' 1 TV nil " " t ll 1 b in
, an-1 resiwc fully ask a
nituro kent on luiu iau.
. kso an stinasoi inr
.1 mauufatnreii toorrier
lit fowest rHt.9.
, Ai'jauy, Sov. 13-vSn8
i'aitiri'; and Sluing 5SuS2dii;.
TVETna CN-PERsixEr beg leave to
amionnue to tht ci!iK!n- of Albany antl
sorromvlins: country that, having supplied our
Tssilveswiin the nece-wry uiachitieryfor-rais-ia-an.'i
renovinic bnillins. we ure read vat all
time to rex.t;ive oniers for mtcli work, whieh
we will do it sliort or ter at lowest raie. We
(rnarantee entire satisfaction in all work under
lken by us.
Order left at the Registes ofEce promptly
atttmtedto. Apply to. t
Mik BAXTT, ALLEN & CO."
fr.. .April 2. Is.' 3. ... 2gv7
AEDWAES!
305TS, til shw nnd deserlp
rlons. A general !$8ZLP IAESil-
Mfimeuf. - , .,,
!vss Ticware, i'amps, Kose.
Til . C53B3r, Zinc ani Sieei Iroa.
' on uand for sale. ' , w
CnCCERY WARS,,,
The larjrurft and most complete, assortment in
- the city.
f.- ."It-fnis"S done neatly, t abort notice,
ai.ii WA1UIA.MTID.
.f. G8APWOHL
First street, Albany, Oregon. r . nS7v8
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AK. IIAHSIIALL, Froprletor.
j.riAr;f. 7:tf;ciKs, hacks saijlk
or.-i-ti n ti on re:isrnable twms. t
:-e-s tiottri'd ;y the uuy or week-
m vi'5'1 hitv3 xi.tii- of (be Kavest ria ever tnrn-e-intf
ol it live-y fctiibU; in Alinny.
!:iT' i i li A litsls.' and camarje furnished for fa-tii-;
, . -v- . f
ttive mc a t.;i when you vrnnt to rwlp.
- AXSS. MAIiSHALL.
FRSEftDS!
CIT2ZEENSS!!
" COUNTRYMEN i n
LEND US YOUR TRADZ !
TK If VE JUST OPENED OUT A SKW
ku4 inu tuwiriiatiU( (X
GROCERIES,
. PROVISIONS,
c, in Dr. Tate" new brick. First street, whom
we would Ins plrtiaeti to serve you wilb. anv
thing in our line
Our s ouk, was selected in San Francisco, by
31 K. JOHN' BARROWS,
well known in this city, and w feel safe in
Ouaranteelng
satisfaction to all wlio Javor us with their fat
miiaac. '
We will endeavor to keep on hand a full sup
ply ot 1
Fresh Vegetables,
i" their season, at all tine.
Vonure invited ; call am) seen".
... . 1 i-IK A" TATE.
Albany, May 5, Ve-23
- D. K. X. CJ K,
ATTORNEY ATT LAW,
, miOWXSTLLE, LIN JT CO.. OGX.
pn!S"V ATTi:TlOS GIVES TO AIX
a iiyjt"V7ts. 22v9
. W. .WILCOX,
Homoeopathic lhysician.
OFFICE with Dr. . if. Griffln, First street,
Altiany, Oregon. feTChronic. diseases a
specialty. , AivS
povvj-:r.L & fuxx,
Altoraey A- C'onatvllor a t Law and o
. t , Uciloru in ( anuvrry,
Albany, Otejroti. Collect ioaa. xnade uui in
veyances jmomptlv uiietuted to. - it
i XV. JS; EASLA3I, ' -
; JiATE OF XfCRIOAJt)
ler-olistnt Tailor,
KKEi'P always on hand rioeskinii, Casimeres
Vest i;;s, etc., a larger and iericr stock
titan ever licfore broushf to t his marker.
Cats and mnfces to order all stylesof Clot bins
for llHin km) 1V4. nr. i-.-.ii. . : i.. i
.. , . . ilco, KWtlltlf
teeing S!tlSf!U.TK)0.
Shop on First street, jiest door to t:ity Mar
ket, lately occupied by Dr. E. O, Smith. ava
. DR. rz PLUmmBR,
DK.UG..GIST, :
Pure and Fresh ;
DRUGS Am MEDICINES'!
Oils, ; '
Eerrumer!c,
y , Toilet Article
IBOiHXS AM) SnOlXDES BJt4CS.
Prescriptions carefully filled. ' ,8-13
Ticxv litllnery Store!
MRS. D."STEVENS,
HAS move.3 Into the store recently occupied
i)y Mrs. O. C. knali-sl). on First street, ad
Joimnif the City liruj Store, where she has
opened out her select stock of
Fasblonable Moclt of Slilllnery 3ooda.
TTavInpr hart rranv years of exrerience in the
ninlmery busimswin the Ejt. Jim. Stevens be
lieves she can fcivethe fullest saitslaciion toail
who jctve her their rmrronatre, and would there
fore respectfully solicit a share of the same. -.
MRS. . 8TKVKN3.
Albany, Nov. 19-v8n9ml -
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CROCERIES a PROVtSlOKS.
NEW STORE! KEV GOODS !
JUST OPEJEI, in the bnildlnsr on First St.,
east of Ferry (lately occupied by II. Weed),
anewaadtieshstock o .
Gh?oceries, Provisions, tc.
which I offer to the citizens of Albany and sor
roundin!; country at fair living rates. .
I projiose keeping a rood mock of ev ervthinjr
m nij-Jine, in its season, and res)iectfuily astc
tlie patronage of thecitizens of Albany and vi
lromisin low price and tair dealing with,
all- , - ' J. H. HALLEY.
March S, IS7C-34V8 . . ,
S. C. STOHB, bi. .; -
Physician and Surgeon,
TmCtt-XSyiLLE, OKEGON. . ,
OFFICE At tlie Siru Store, . 27V8,
Btex&o Interests
The Souk f tJe frcnHidve Nan.
O, jt-s, O, yes, Tin a Wfenoltivo man,
A very nneoimn.only sensitive man; (
I rip am! I swear wheitwver I can.
Bus I'm an aucommoiitu sensitive man.
1 rush to the aepof.Jftit and I niar;
I fceWow. Muster. I eaiMo no more; i
t prance and I snort. I rip and 1 tear;
I t!aine a fanilango, ami so(i;-tiine- I swear.
Which tnakfs all the Innocent emigrants
! stare:
Bt still 1 maintain, and deny it yon can't,
Tim I'm Albany's timid and .sensitive
Il-mt. C. W.
Officehs Klect. Orgeotia Kucnmp
miit 2io. 5. I. O. O. F. bi-t Friday nir!'.t
Seeted tlie foiowig officers for the next
t.nii. commencing with July: Jie Web
W. C V; Coll. Van Cleve. H. P; Oonra.l
Mryer. S.W; Enef CtV-ter. J. W; N.
Baum. Scribe; R, ii!tnlflrl Treasurer.
W The nomination of have for Presi
des j ;ives assurance that tlte country is s;ite.
ml a Wheeler (not of KeVYork", hut of
Sii-ltU proposes to cmttirt ji4k)Ti)jfa square
twMiiu'Ksou a narrow msrgin t profit Tor
iwly pay. all uiay he iwppy yet. -Let
tti h:i"e peace" and prosperity.
Dr. Whitney, hrother of onr worthy
ISrri et Attorney, who arrived Iiere last
wt'k from Philttdylphia, where he has been
rtteivling a thorough coirtse of medical
W-tty.-es. started on a jaunt' to Alsea Res
r vaiionoti Monday. The Dr. will locate
"! here m Oix-;on for - the practice ot
. is profession. $
Aa most everybody is fitting up their
premises or putting up r.ow buildings, 5t
becomes desit.ible to know where the best
anil cheapest paints are to he had. Aver
II "s paint stand high wilh those who have
used it, and yon em get any color yoti
wish, the genuine Averill paint, already
mixed ready to he put on, at A Carothers
A Co's drug store. 1
ChasGES IV. C. Tweedale ealctilates
to move into bis store now occupied by
Dr. Lister, on First street, in about two
week. The storeroom a t present occupied
by Mr. TweedaTe, adjoining the-RGiSTER
office on the west, will be occupied by tlie
gentleman who recently purchased the
building, with a stock of general merchan
dise. .
Job work lias been quiet "peart" dnring
the week, keeping us as busy as we could
well be. The orders. o-pner.il!i- limuui.
for a better class of work then usual, our
people showing an inclination to nar a
fair price for neat and tasty wor!t. This
suits us. and we are always ready for orders
for any kind of job printing, from a visit
ing card to a poster in colors or plain.
" New Brick. Mr. Sam M Her has con!
tract d for the necessary brick to erect a
large blacksmith and
corner of Ferry and Second street;. ; The
building will, of course, be of brick, some
50 feet trotit on Ferry sti-eet running hack
the depth of the lot. It will be substan
tially built, and will be" an ornament to our
block. Kahf r ft, tn.
Sxow. Mr. Jas. Klkins called on us
last Friday having just returned to his
home in this city from Ochoco and Beaver
creek via the Lebanon Wagon Koad. He
says teams can scarcely travel tlie road for
a tew weeks, as there is irom ten to twelve1
miles of snow on the divide, ail the ,way
from two to eight feet deep. His advice
to families is, wait a eonple or three weeks
before attempting to cross. .
-t Mr, John Jrvirig's new residence, now in
course of erection when completed will be
by odds the handsomest in the city. ' It will
be something entirely -new in Oreo-.
architecture, and will not only be handsome"
hi very convenient. , , , r
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... Tbe big circus is meandering this way.'
Bbowksvii.le. From a gentleman first
from Brownsville we leani that theM'oolen
j Mills of that place Itave started up again,
with better prospects and a fairer outlook
than ever before. Having secured the
services of a srtprior finisher, and other
skilled mechanics, the new Company pro
pose to get tip better and I5ir qualities
ol goods than they have been able hereto
lor to offer thh public. Although the
Eagle Woolen MihVs have gained a high
aepntatinn for work done in the past, the
present proprietors propose to do a finer
grade of work than they have been able to
do heretofore. Of course we wish the
enterprise the very best of success, and
all such enterprises deserve, and should
receive, the aid and active co-opeiation of
every well wisher of Linn county.
Boats fois Portland On third of
I July, next Monday, the steamers City of
Salem and Willamette Chief will take pas
sengers at half fait! to rortiii,t
first named wi'I leave Corvaliis at live
o'clock A. M. ot Monday, this city, at 6,
and Salem at 9, while the Chief will leave
Corvaliis at 6 o'clock, this city at 7, Salem
at 30. arriving at the locks at 4 p. m., and
Portland at 6. The largest crowd. If not
the entire number of visitors on the oc
casion, will goby oneorthe other steamer. '
Itwill be much the pleasantest mode of
travel, and every effort of those connected
with tlie steamers will be exerted to make
the trip agreeable to all.
The McCoemick Machine. Overeighty
of the leading tigricnltui istsof theStateliiet
at Salem recently, and. among otlier things,
discussed the merits: of different harvesters
offered fur sale on tht3 coast. After a
reful examination, and a thoroitTli tp,s-
cussion of the merits of tlie different ma
chines, as we h am from the Statesman, it
was decided by a unanimous yote that the
fticiormic Harvesters and Mowers, as
improved, were the best and cheapest in
market, and t lie farmers were advised to
procure them as they are the most econom
ical, and the chief among labor-saving
fcirm machines. P, C. Harper & Co. are
trie agent for the MeCormick in this city
Call and examine them.
As the Willamette Chief proposes to take
iiienremeu to Portland and return, Cen
lenniai week, for 3 each,, taking 2's
steamer, hose-cart and tlie three Percheron
horses rice, it's altogether likely our bovs
will camp-' on her for that occasion. She
is a large boat, and makes good time, ' and
under ihe circumstances the trip will be
more pleasant made on a steamboat than
by the cars.
Acting through the pores upon the
sources of inflammation Glenn's Sulphur
Soap promptly relieves the burning, itcli
Itig and other annoyances caused by Salt
Rheum. Scald Head. Impetigo, Erysipelas,
and other skin diseases and u'timately re
moves every vistige of them.
Woolen Factoky. Mr. W. c. Gis
wold talks of rebuilding the Willamette
Woolen Factory in this city, should suffi
cient inducements be offered by our citizens.
It seem to be generally acceded that Alba ny
is the best point in tlie Willamette Valley
for such an enterprise. We hope our citi
zens will look upon the enterprise in the
proper light, and extend all the assistance
necessary to enable Mr. G. to rebuild here
The Scio people, with their accustomed
energy, have gone to work to get up a
celebration on the coming Fourth which
win cap anything ot a similar charaeter
eyer held in that bailiwick. Scioans are
upon it, as all who go will find onet.
Our handsome friend, Joe Tyler, of Tyler
& Tate, grocers. First street, accompanied
by his wife, left us for Yaquina Bay and
the salt sea breezes, on Tuesday, to be
absent a week or more.
Hon., W. R. Dunbar, G; W..C.
the State, visited Western " Star
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officially on Tuesday evening.
A Chinaman with a pair of red top boots
was the attraction on Monday.
The knife grinder made his appearance
the front part of rhe week.
The water commenced receding at Port
land Saturday night, and that city will
soou be on -dry land" once more.
The Fire Department parade on Tues
day evening was way up, anJ everybody
turned out to see !t.
- Mr. John Briggs has stacks of fruit cans,
as well as stoves ranges, pumps, tinware,
etc.
Harvest is being vigorously pushed in
California, the first of tlie new crop appear
ing at San Diego on Monday.
One of the pieces to be fired on the even
ing of the 4th at Portland is 100 by 200
feet. This is a red hot piece, yon bet..
Parties bound for the mountains or the
coast can obtain splendid sugar-enred hams,
dried beef, cheese, etc., at Tyler & Tate's,
fn First street, at reasonable figures.
If yon want a cheap, durable wooden
pump, order of George Moilenkopf. at his
manufactory in O D. (Simpson's warehouse
at the foot of Ellsworth street. .
It is a rare sight novv-a-days to see two
men standing on the hank of the Willam
ette seeing how fir they can heave Mexican
dollars over the chuck!
Get ready tora high old time at Hackle
man's grove o,i the 4th. Go early and
put in the entire day in old-fashioned enjoy
ment. ,
No paper. next week. It's Centennial
week, and we propose to tike one week
ot holiday, as these Centenuials don't come
around very frequently. .
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A. L. Stinson dropped a valuable watch
in the ditch n Sroadalbin street on Mon
day. At last accounts he had been'tmable
to find it.
Gone East. Dr. G. W. Gray has goue
Eest on a health and business trip, expect
ing to be absent about three months.' Due
notice will be given of his return. 33m3
Mr. Fred Banta, ot this city, has been
awarded the contract for bnilding the Odd
Fellows hall at Lebanon. Four hundred
aud thirty dollars was the bid.
This warm weather suggests soda water,
and A. Carothers & Co. continue to manu
facture a siilticieney of the test kind for
ail who call at their establishment.
Rev. W. R. Butcher and wife, of Dalles.
are paying our city a visit. They are in
excellent health, and as they have scores of
friends in this city, will doubtless enio
their viMt.
Generally we have a nice, cool bree
right from old ocean, keeping the terhner.
tore down to where a fellow can wear a
couple of shirt-studs without their weight
appearing oppressive !
"Py Schiminy, how dot poy studies dose
langwidges I" was the exclamation of a de
lighted elderly Teuton the other day when
his four year old son called him a '"blear
eyed son of a saw-horse." .
Mr. N. Baum bought a firm last Satur
daythe Lowe place, about four miles
south of this city. It consists of about
147 acres of excellent land, for which he
paid $27 50 an acre.
Silver is at a discount everywhere, all the
way from five to ten per cent. Despite all
this, and to further prove our liberality to
this people, we are prepared to receive the
discounted stuff, in large or small quanti
ties, at par. We do this that those owing
us may not be compelled to go on the mar
ket and sacrifice largely to secure tlie neo-
!' cssary amalgam with which to satisfy our
jwt demand, w in you pay up now, be
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