The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-12-10
Wheat quoted at s5t6c per bushel.

Wheat quoted at s5tzc per bushel.
Eggs three bits per dozer-scarce.
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CAMP meets tonight. Nomination
| night. Come out.
A new dressmaking establishment is soon
to be opened on First street.
The NJ. F. S. S. concert has been post
poned until Friday evening OF next week.
Mart Bringhan, OF Sweet Home, was in
the city, Wednesday.
DIR. Plummer has some of those way up
cigars
Chas. Cartwright was in the city Wednes-
day.
River f.liingan the boats can again pass
the locks.
Remember the meeting on Monday night
Twosters.
Myer Harris keeds most excellent ci-
gar, as we happen to know.
Considerable sunshine OH Thursday.
Weather pleasant.
LEBANON is way up, you bet. Her
young people now rejoice in skating rink.
'Ror for Lebanon.
Do you want fish hooks-go to the Dol
lar Store. If Baker hasent got 'em, he'll
tell you where to go.
Mrs. S. A. Johns intends to have a big
lay out of holiday goods. Keep your eye
on her store.
Mrs. G. C. EngliSh's popularity ms an
artist in hats, bonnets and general MILNE
ry still increases.
Our old friend, w. r. Dunbar, G. w.
C. L. of Oregon, called on Tuesday. He
was sober.
The big OK Lost River Ranger,'' on
exhibition at the State Fair, is reported
dead.
The vote at the municipal election was
larger by seventy-five votes than at any
previous election.
Grand Chief Templar Dunbar delivered
a fine address at Star Lodge on Tuesday
evening.
FoR RENT.-The store room in the RIG
ISTFR building. one of the best in the city,
is for rent. Enquire at this office.
One hundred and seventy names, we be-
lieve, were registered at the Republican
Convention Saturday night.
postoffice has been established at Bake
Oven. Wasco county, and Mrs. Ellen Bur-
CESS appointed postmistress.
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Young AMERICA.--On the evening of
the 18th next friday, an entertainment
is proposed at the College by the Young
Americans. 1t will doubtless be away up
Those double-barreled perfume bottles at
A. Carolhers 6 Cos. just knocks the per-
simmons. They are perfectly splendid,
ard no LADY ought TO be without cne.
Tue net receipts of the neck-tie soeiable
Wednesday night We're about S1oo-ffrst
rate considering the hard times.
The Presidents message is quite paper
this whiz. and we are compelled to give it
in broken doses. We give a portion this
morning, and will give the balance next
week.
B. II. Allen. State Deputy l. o. G. T.,
will deliver lecture or. Temperance to the
citizens Of Charlottesville OH Wednesday
evening, December 18th, 1875 All are in
viteCl to attend.
The water was so high in the Clackamas
bottom, last Saturday, as to cover the treck
to sufficient depth to put out the fire in
the furnace Of the locomotive attached 10
the express train.
The youngest daughter of A. l.. Stinson.
of Jefferson. who has been very low with
typhoid fever at the residence of Judge
Haley for two or three weeks past, we are
glad to hear is recovering.
NASAL JoKE.-The Salem Statesman
says that the President of the Nasal Asso-
citation has moved to Albany. That smells
very much like it was intended as a joke
on Norton, of the Democrat.
Those LAMPS. Wonldn't it be good
idea to have those street lamps lit np these
terrible dark, stormy nights? Will our