The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-09-25
PARAGRAMLETS.

Look out for the circus about Fair
time.
Miss Sparks. OF Portland, came up
the first of the week.
The price of wheat was down to 5S
cents in this market on Monday.
Mr.. Bedding and family have re-
turned from California. to stay.
VIM. L. Hill. Esq, ofthe Oaeyonfan,
was i'll the city Monday.
Take look at that nice clothing at
S. F.. Young's. It's superb.
The campmeeting near Lebanon last
Sunday was largely attended.
w. II. Doeld is to be Chief Crier at
Judge Baber's sale. next Friday
No change to notice in the markets
this week. Butter 2593Oc; eggs 20c.
Harry Kuhn is happy again, since
Monday. It's girl.
A load of tow was brought into the
ciry and sold on Tuesday, by the Will
hanson Brothers.
A runaway on Monday, from the
Farmers Warehouse kicked up some
dust. hut done no material damage.
Our Foreman. Ed. Gavlorl, has
gone to Jefferson on recruiting expe-
dition.
Miss Della IIaight. we are sorry to
learn. is still very low. with little
hopes of an early recovery.
Pat. Farrell. recently burned out at
Lebanon. has moved his family to this
city. Welcome home.
Mrs. McClune is in very poor health.
and Me talks of trip to the Islands
for ter benefit.
Nr. Ha~ner. Mrs. Eli Carter and
Mrs. l.. T. Blain. are at present tarry-
ing in Salem. visiting.
Mrs. Asa Jones has been confined TO
her room for some DAYS with heart
disease, and Is still very feeble.
Monday being the Jewish day of
ho,seS were closed.
John Farrell. having sold his pos
/ sessions in w. T.. returned to this
civ lasr week.
First street is nearing completion. and
Messrs. Geo. Young and Fnoch Sloan
have made a good job of it.
Rumnr has it that freight on the
railroad from fhis city to Portland is
to he reduced TO ten cents per bushe
on wheat. Good. if true.
Grand Patriarch ISaacs. of Califor
mia. gave ns call on Monday. WI
are inclined to think he is the righ
man in the right place.
Harry Wolf went below on Tuesday
He contemplates moving to Eas
Portland. He will have friends wher
ever he goes.
The finest favored tomatoes we hav'
had npon our table this season. camt
from the garden of Mrs VIM. Ralston
They were delicious.
We make our how to Mr.. g. p
Rurkhart President of the State a 9ri
cultural Society, for complimentar,
ticket TO that same.
; s. TT. Clanghton. p. NJ. has opene'
y brand new postnffice under the Od,
Fellows Hall. Main street. Lebanon
Next Friday .Tndge Raher will sci
at auction valuable personal property
} Read the advertisement on 4th page {
t this paper.
The Fstev organs are highly SpokeI
of by ffrst-class musicians. Rev. !
Wilson is agent for their sale in thi
; city.
! w. II. Dodd & Co. have numbe
r ofnew wagons on hand. and one {
: the prettiest little express wagons i
the eountry-all for sale at low figure.
> Jim Titus sold six s'Singers'' il
Benton county. the first four DAYS {
: last week. The demand for the SingC
. increases daily.
Bishop Pierce. of the NJ. f. Churc
e South. preached in the Congregation;
e church last Friday evening. The Sc
\ mon was well received.
e The campmeeting near Lebanon
4 which commencad last Friday. und,
d the auspices of the Cumberland Pre-
II byterians. was fairly attended.
e There was no change of Ian,
n lords in the st. Charles Hotel Ia
week, as one of the parties back,
down.
# Charley Wilson. at Webfoot Ma
" ket. had upon the block. the first
IT the week. the carcass of the first mon
N tain sheep of the season. It was ri
n and juicy.
Il Mr.. Hindman informed us that a
n telope were still to be had in the vici
II " ity of his ranch. near Camp Polk, on
NJ abOut ona bl10drofl miles from Fl
J city.