The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-23

circuit of the NJ. e. Church South,
commences in that village tomorrow.
The City Marshal has been putting
in new street crossings where needed,
and he has been doing the work well.
We should judge from the looks of
some of our exchanges that a new
roller would vastly improve the print.
The litigant law having been re-
pea1ed. parties who have legal adver-
tising to do can choose the paper in
which it shall appear.
Baum's new styles of clothing seems
to meet the appreciation OF customers,
Judging from the number of suits he
is daily selling.
If you want to save your carpet and
add to the warmth of your house, go to
w. r. Blain's and buy some of his
paper carpet lining.
One of the handsomest young men
in the county will lead to the altar one
of Linn county's most lovely daughters
in few days.
The Farmers warehouse sent ten
thousand bushels of wheat to Portland
last week, to be shipped to Europe
through Morgans Sons.
Prof. Belding is turning out some
OF the best brooms ever made in this
| burg. His parlor brooms are specially
good. Try one.
DIR. Geo. w. Gray is turning out
some of the best work in his line we
ever saw. For first class dentistry,
call at Gray's office.
White sticks of candy with red lines
running through from end to end, form
ing the ''legend'' o. S. Fair, was a
novelty at the stand of Piper s. Co.,
on the State Fair grounds.
Mr.. Alb. Humphrey has purchased
Geo. w. Young's property in the
eastern end of the city, paying 81 200
for it. There are two dwellings on
the premises.
Cordwood sells at about the follow
ing figures, delivered Ash and maple,
$3 % to 81 per cord Oak, 81 balm
and fir, So.
Mr.. Louis Rehwald has opened a
fine assortment of boots. shoes, etc,
in the frame on corner of Broadalbin
and First streets. Call and price his
goods.
Friend Hindman. who lives out near
Camp Polk, came in on Monday te
renew his supply of ammunition
Hindman gets away with quantities o
game during each winter.
Mr.. F. S. Crosby, Lighthouse Su
perintendent at Yaquina Bay, she6
the light of his countenance upon u
Monday. Uncle Sam has not mort
faithful or efficient officer than Mr.
Crosby.
A large number of Odd Fellows an,
their wives, went from this city t.
Brownsville yesterday, to witness tn
5 ceremonies incident to the dedication
of the new Hall built by Callapooy
| Lodge No. 43. They doubtless had
good time.
| The mail train going north was de
layed an hour or two on Monday, b
f the breaking of the rims of one of tn
locomotive drivers, beyond Junction
: No change in the produce market:
Butter, fresh country roll, is stiff &
25c per pound, While eggs hold thei
own at 25c per dozen. There has bee
:. scarcely any change i'll price in thes
two articles all summer.
q We invite our friends all over til
l. county, specially, and throughout tt
State, to write us as often as convei
lent, giving the local news, etc. Writ
Is briefly and to the point, on one side
the paper only.
. The demand for houses seems to |
OH the increase. Twenty or thirt
> neat cottage buildings would be a
investment that would pay, as the
would rent right along, paying lar:
= per cent. on the money invested
them.
10 If the times are hard, stop yo
ST paper at once, but don't discontinr
your allowance of whisky or tobacc
of A good paper is great comfort to t