The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-02-28

Mrs. Gus. Layton is slowly recover
ing after severe illness.
"rhe mumps are abating, bress de
Lord. =" is the latest ejaculation.
No change in general market prices
to note.
Fail sown wheat generally, so faras
we can learn, looks splendidly.
The price of fat beef cattle is begin
ming to look up.
New goods to replenish depleted
stocks are beginning to arrive.
r. Cheaale looks quite cheerful in
4 the old store on the corner.
( S. Il. Young has some fine shot-gllns
--muzzle leaders.
At Rumbeau's Restaurant you can
get 4 square meal for two bits.
Juhny Schmeer still makes excellent
bread, and keeps fresh groceries, pro-
visions, etc.
Tonight is the regular meeting night
of the Rebekah Lodge, I.O.O.F. A
full attendance requested.
Harper & Co. have had a good run
of business during the week. They
keep IN excellent assortment of goods. |
Oats quoted at 30 cents per bnshel in
this market 81 SO per GENITAL in San
Francisco.
The article on fourth page, entitled
the Dartmouth College Case, was com
piled from the st. Louis Democrat.
Ice eighth ofan inch thick WedneS-
day morning. ''Siberian weather."
certingly.
Whooping cough is still stalking
noisily through some of the outlaying
districts.
Mr.. Clement Is lying at Mr.. ID. |
Mansfield's, in this city, very i'll with
hung fever.
Geo. w. Young has the lumber on
the ground, and viii soon commence
the erection Of cottage, on the cor
ner Of Third and Lyon streets.
Preaching at the Court House on
Sunday evening by Elder Stephenson.
Suhiect-evlences of future state.
All invited.
Vim. Tweedale viii remove his gro
Gerry establishment to the store lately
occupied by n. Baum, on First street,
next week.
A number of candidates for county
offices. who have not resigned. are
getting ready to. They shall all have
a free show.
Mr.. Cherry will soon have a black
smith shop in fnlI blast opposite his
foundry. .on corner of Montgomery
and First streets, where general job
bing will be done.
The PhonograEIic Academy is grow
ing in numbers and popularity. Prof.
McCaw is proving himself an able
teacher
Mrs. Andrew Hill. now of Portland,
who experienced severe attack of
henorrhage of the lungs last week,
her friends here will be glad to learn,
is convalescing.
The final meeting Of the creditors Of
Charles Mealey, bankrupt, takes place
in Portland, on Thursday. March
18th. at ore O'clock P. NJ. at the office
of II. II. Northrup. Esq. Register in
Bankruptcy. Those interested will
make note ont.
The Odd Fellows contemplate cele-
bratiug the Goth of April in grand style,
winding up With a ball in the evening.
Albany Lodge has never celebrated, at
home, heretofore. and this occasion
will be a "new departure, and Is
bound tn he success. Let the cele-
bration take any shape it may, we are
OH it.
Albany Foundry is in full blast,
turning ont headers andflrm machinery
generally. Mr.. Cherry is also engaged
on large order for newly invented
cleaner, which is highly spoken Of.
and a large number Of which have al
ready been ordered. Mr.. Cherry can
and does turn out as good work at his
foundry as can be obtained in the State.
The politicians (ofice seekers) of
Linn county are constantly asserting
to their friends and repeating it to
themselves: There's something IN the
wind that bodies us no good-that
threatens to leave, us without an occu-