The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-11-25
PARAGRAMs.-A.C G. Layton has re-

ter use Comstock 81 Co. S wharf at foot
of Ellsworth street.
Blain, Young & Co., having received
a thousand gallons of coal oil, have re-
dueed the price.
E., Cartwright & 90. sold out lock,
stock and barrel the otherday, to Chas.
NJ. Cartwright.
Dow * Crane have received another
new invoice of elegant boots, shoes,
slippers, etc. Among the new styles
we notice the Oregon Premium, West
Side, and East Side. Look at their
stock.
The Good Templars hold their festi-
val on Tuesday night next. A pleasant
time may he expected.
Harper Il Co. have received some
choice teas which should be tried by
| those who like a superior article.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church give Fair on Thursday, No
vember 30tl, at Thompson's s 81 Irving's
new brick on First street.
Everybody should buy one OF S. J.
Mccormick S Almanacks. Get one at
Ed. Freelanl's.
Our iovial friend. Jason Wheeler,
got back from his visit East the other
day, looking as handsome rs ever.
w. II. Mcfarland & Co. have a
splendid lot of stoves. tin ware, and
various novelties that have only to be
seen to be appreciated by the public.
They hold forth on the corner Of Wash
ington and First streets.
: Read notice to taxpayers Of Linn
county elsewhere. 1t will do you
good.
Ruel Custer goes East on visit in
few days.
1t is reported that No. 59,0S9 drew
the $40, 600 prize in the Omaha lottery.
Don't believe it as we don't hold that
ticket.
Monroe & Staiger have removed
their marble shop to Broadalbin street,
between First and Second.
Mart. Brown, in giving his style of
making cider, is infringing on Horace
Greeleys patent. Amt it?
The Caifornfa sails for Puget Sound
ports and Victoria next Tuesday.
The place to get all kinds of hard
ware, iron, steel, tools. etc., is at w.
III. Kuhn Sc Cos. The Red Jacket"
AK, a new thing, is just the tool to
sever wood. Look at it.
Capt. Robinson, of Corvallis, drove
his buggy on to Pierce's ferry OH We'd
nesday. After crossing. the chain
used to secure the wheels and keep
vehicles in place while crossing the
raging Willamette, was not drawn ell
tirely through, and as a consequence
when the team started the hook ut the
end of the said chain caught, tearing
out the spokes and making a wreck of
that wheel.
Sylvester Cannon has little s.roos-
ter at his house. .now-it happened on
the 22d inst.
Mrs. Harry Cooley went to Portland
on Thursday morning. Look out for
new goods soon.
Geo. Turrell has been receiving new
lines of goods, to which the attention
of buyers is asked.
A protest against receiving the new
county jail was presented to the Coun-
ty Commissioners OH Thursday signed
by James Bamford. Reason for the
protest waszthe building is not what
the specifications in contract called
for.
Biles. the prince of steamboatmen
and chief of the w. F. Co., was in the
city the other day-the same old Biles.
At last accounts the Willamette river
hadn't fell any.
The work of clearing out the Cali
pooia still goes steadily forward. and
the enterprising gentlemen conducting
it, have the highest hopes of>a success
ful venture.
a letter. from. our old friend Mr.. A.
Hanan, informs US that he is located at
Delta, Walla Walla county, Washing
ton Territory.
DIR. Alexander has again become a
resident of our city.
r. III. Markham's address will here
after be Norwalk, Huron county,
Ohio.
Rev. Mr.. Sweeney has gone to Salem
to dedicate the new G. z. Church, re-
Gently erected in that city.
The friends of Mrs. j. B. Sprenger