The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-02
PARAGRA9KL.ETS.
Next week is Fair week.

friendly call Oh Tuesday.
Hon. Ben Simpson was in the cit,
on Wednesday.
We hear that the Granger has sus
pended. for time, at least.
Mrs. J. d. Titus is at present visit
ing her parents i'm Brownsville.
Capt. Humphrey has been enjoying
the luxury OF chills and fever.
Miss Addie Ballou seems to have
taken the citizens of Salem by storm
The big circus will be here mex
week.
MIR. James Elkins has been ap
pointed Marshal of the Pavilion.
Uncle Jackey Suttle called on Mon
day
Our old chum, Geo. Steel, OF Port
land, came up on Monday.
= Linn County Fair opens ON Tuesday
OF next week.
The city was full of people on Mon
day, and merchants were happy.
Stylish dress goods at P. c. narpel
& Co.'S.
Mrs. Allison has let her millinery
establishment to Miss Williams.
Next week promises to be lively
Everybody will be here at the Fair.
Soda water still ''biles'' at the City
Drug Store.
Mr.. Strong has new roof on his
dwelling.
These beautiful moonlight nights
are enchanting.
P. C. Harper 6 CO.. warehouse is
rapidly filling up with wheat.
We are enjoying the loveliest
weather imaginable = none better
grows.
Look out for splendid Methodist
Dinner on the Fairgrounds during the
Fair.
Don't fail to look through the new
goods to be seen at P. G. Harper s.
Co.'S.
Chas. Bourgartles has purchased
Mr.. A. B. Morris splendid farm, a
short distance from this city.
S. Z. Young forwarded several
hundred dozen eggs to Frisco on
Wednesday.
Hens now furnish fruit at 25e per
dozen; butter walks off at 2593Oc per
pound.
The new wharf at the Farmers
Warehouse is completed. It is 3OxS0
feet, and is substantially built.
The City Council has authorized the
employment of three extra policemen
during the Fair.
We are advised that splendid
theatrical troupe will visit us next
week.
Buy your boy new toy hose-cart
at s. f. Young's. It'll be big thing
for the boy.
r. c. Hill & Son have sold their
drugstore TO A. Fl. Bell & Parker,
late of Oregon City.
See new advertisement of A. Whee-
ler & Co.. Shetltl-one of the most
firms on the Pacific coast.
The attendance at campmeeting
near Lebanon last Sunday was larger
than the Sunday previous.
Mrs. John Claypool is very low with
and her many friends
have little hope of her recovery.
The Indian camp just below the
city is very obnoxious to residents in
that vicinity.
L. c. Burkhart has just burned
kiln containing over 2OO,0 brick,
which are for sale cheap.
Mrs. Allison is the landlady I'm
charge at the st. Charles, under the
new management.
The competition i'm the sewing ma
chine line at the County Fair, prom
ises to he Intense.
st. Charles Hotel changed hands on
saturday. Mr.. Du Bois selling to
Messrs. Matthews &c Morrison.
VIM. Westlake left for California on
Fuesday-was not certain as to the
length of his stay.
Morrell's Chemical Diorama flung
its canvass to the breeze Monday night
At the Opera House.
We learn that Charley Monteith
was united in marriage on the 10Th to
Miss Frank Whitman, at Lewiston,
[. t. Closh.
Mrs. G. w. Hunt, of Fayetteville,
eft Fayetteville. Idaho, for this city,
0n visit to relatives here, last Mon
lay.
Elder Stevenson and lady propose
starting for the Eastern States in a
lew weeks. Their stay may be pro-
:racted.
Universal" is the name of the
Attest style chewing tobacco, which
AN be had a. S. E. Young's. It's the
lear quill.
Mr.. John Claypool purchased the
property OH corner of Third aud Els
worth streets, lately owned by Charles
Mealey, where be now resides.
Harvesting is about over in this
county, and it is the universal testi-
nony that the wheat crop is the best
,ver secured in Linn county.
For the report of the Superintend-
mt and Commissioners of the Oregon
we are indebted to the
,oliteness of Supt. w. FL. Watkins,
.I,lCIre Raber,S sale comes of ar h;s
ate farm to-day. As valuable prop
rty will be sold, and will doubtless
% cheap, here's your chance.
Zamlock gave the best entertain-
nent in the line OF ledgerdemain ever
,iven in this city. at the Opera House
asst Saturday night. All his tricks
we're well done.