The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-17

rain, anu somewhat cool. talf crop
weather.
Politics quiet. Possoms ayersc to
canyassing the county-at the same
time they IRE freely scattering their
money IN a private way. Democracy
in Linn cotlnty was never so thor
oughly demoralized or had less back
bone.
The Grand Lodge Of the |. O.G. Il.
convened at Salem on Thursday, June
10Th.
The Grand Lodge /. 0. Of 0. Fl.
conycnes at Salem on Tuesday, May
Dist.
Mr.. Shaw, of Salem, candidate for
District Attorney, in company with
{. G. Curl and j. j. Whitney, went
out to Brownsville last Friday. but re-
fused to attempt a speech. lie did
not make an impression on the good
citizens Of Brown>yille-in fact if he
had not gone at all he would have
stood much better than he nov does.
Wool in the Portland markets shows
a declining tendency. Quoted at 5oc
7 b., but liable to fall at any moment.
Another Republican voter at jim
Harris on Monday night
Late wheat quotations from Liver
pool show wheat ut rs OIL q l3s, a
considerable advance, but San FRAN
cisco buyers refuse to advance their
rates. considering the advance in Liy-
crpool only temporary. Range of
san Francisco market $292 10.
Siwa>lcs are beginning to show
their handsome. sunbnrit collnte-
mnces Oh our public promenades.
New potatoes California; are retail
lag ut lc per ponAd at our groceries.
Comtry hams are retailing 1T lSc
pound, at present..
Dow q Crane are on hand again
with good assortment OF all styles
of ftct coverings. They have succeed
ed in eadicating the ''ties, and have
marked goods down from ten to thirty
per cent. below former rtes-a good
place to so to for It'll OF July gaiters.
On Wednesday Mrs. A. G. Layton
presented her ''oId man" with a little
Layton Mother aid daughter doing
we'll.
Prof Warren has moved into his
new residence of the most elc-
glnt looking dwellings in the city.
We saw Il very rich specimen Of
lead ore taken from 4 newly discover
ed lead somewhere on the Saatam.
John Briggs sells tin ware at tile old
prices Notwithstanding the recent adj
vance in tin.
The patent churn man was in town
bn Wednesday.
"IootIlacle" was WHAT'S the matter
with the hombre who fell down stairs
the other night.
We learn that Jack Split has mar
ried Miss Ella Licf-glad to hear that
wild Jack las turned a new leaf.
Ncsmith toots his horn at the Court
House, for the benefit of the posSums,
on saturday.
John Clelan is the happy dad ola
il bouncing boy-tirSt Of the week.
Egg; twenty-five cents per dozen-
receipts fair.
The largest farmer in Linn county
is Dir. J. VI. Mcconnell. He expects
to harvest this season, should crops
prove reasonably fair, fifteen or six
teen thousand bushels of wheat, and
four tiou3and bushels of oats.
Quite 4 number of old time Demo
Gratis in this vicinity have thrown off
the yoke, and announced that they i'll
tend voting the Republican ticket.
Ror.
Carotllers q Co. furnish splendid |
lrticle OF soda.
The news from Benton county Is
Great dissatisfaction ex-
sts among the Democracy, and
scratching will be indlgcd in inn
nenSely.
through Tie po!ltellesS Oh Nellat0r
Jorbett we are in receipt of Congress
.ional Directory tor 1872.
Messrs. G. B. lIaight and Abe Hack
cman arrived home from their trip
,ast of the mountains on Wednesday.
Attorney General Williams, one of
he ablest and most eloquent speakers
il the United States, will address Our
,eople on Thursday next at one O'Clock
,. NJ. A large audience is expected.
Butter is selling at 2O925c per
,ound; eggs at 25c per dozen; wheat
t Gjc per bIlsllel; oats at 50c per
'ushel.
Strawberries are rapidly rlpening,
nd as soon as cream ripens we cX-
'ect to be able to corral some. -
The Democratic candidate for the
who lives in the Forks, it
, n gsSprtptl c,J10M lrritp his 0irH 1eGillP.