The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-16
Home. Interests,
rARAGRAMLETs.
SOUTHWEST

Farm hands in demand.
The Alden Fruiters mean biz.
Tlrpentine-dogs don't like it.
Onr markets well supplied with fish.
Money in demand-come and see us.
For a*neat thing in parasols go to Baums.
Judge Baldwin has entirely recovered.
and looks as serene and happy as of yore.
The street-sprinkler made it's first ap-
pearance on Wednesday.
Overcoats and sIovepipe hats laid away.
and busters, light hats and slippers donned
p. c. Harper returned from San Fran
cisco on last ocean steamer.
Those new hats at Harper & Co.'S are
the style.
Sulkys and fast trotters are now the
thing.
Rev. DIR. Geary and family left us for
their new home in Eugene yesterday
Mr.. Clark. of Corvallis. threw his smii-
| ing face in sight on Tuesday.
When the boys get too tired to do any
thing else. they fish.
Mrs. Matte Gaylord lectured at the
Opera House Tuesday night.
| Jas. EIkins is on duty at the depot, full
of sstdrtter ia modo if not so forttter in re.
The pencil and chrome yender has gone
from our gaze.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
Doris. of Eugene City. on Saturday last.
Sim. Reed, of Portland, was in the city
/ last Saturday.
Jobwork looking up. Fetch on the
work. we're on it.
NJ. c. George. Esq, of Portland, has
been among us for several days.
Abe Haekieman and family started for
the Ochoco country early in the week.
Circuit Court at Corvallis during the
| week.
/ Fresh goods at DR.. Plummer's-aitsi0sl
| anything vou want, too. awful low.
AT evening services in the M. +. Church
on Sunday. five persons presented them
selves and were baptized.
Rev. Mr.. Conner has been secured as
pastor of the Calvary Society for the COM
| ing year-an excellent choice.
Capt. j. w. Mathews started for Hang
man Creek. w. r.. last week, taking his
| fine horse with him.
II. C. Clement came In from Grass
Ridge the first of the week. He will have
his sawmill going shortly.
The next meeting of the Linn County
Teachers Association viii be held in this
| city. December 18th, 1876.
Female pra ayermeeting at Mrs. CHne's,
next Wednesday at 251s o'clock p. NJ. All
are invited.
Our old friends Claughton and Nicker
son. of Lebanon. came into this city or
Wednesday and remained over right.
Spelling schools are now the rage in the
East. When will our folks get ready for q
"spell?'
The Methodist church is being thor
onghly cleaned and repainted, inside anC
ont.
Bathing tubs for babies are in order. ant
John Briggs has got them of all sizes ans
colors. specially green.
l Roads are rapidly drying, and vii
soon require heavy rainfall to lay th
dust.
Plnmmer keeps adding to his attractions
He keeps everything looking as neat as
pin.
Ted. Whitfield is out again. and
pleased by the fact that he will not b
tiisfigured by the shotgun accident
The resignation of Johnny Petty as bos
of Jas. Harris butcher shop, places o. w
Warren in place and power.
Jno. Foshay has the best and mo;
tempting stock of books, stationery, mus
cal instruments, etc. at his establishnler
ever brought to the city.
II. Weed don't take a back seat when
comes to groceries and provisions. by n
Mariner o. means. He's got 'em-and a
excellent stock, too.
: Hon. Geo. r. Helm, we are pleased |
: remark. is improving. and from preses
indications will soon be able to entertai
clients at his Office.
. Geo. w. Young cut his thumb prett
) severely with his little hatclet, while
work on Thompson's building, on Thur
lday.
t The M. T.. Church being In the painter
. hands, undergoing renovation, repaintins
graining. etc. there will be no servic
there OH Sunday. Sunday week servic
s as usual.
i The temperance lecture at Knox Butt
s by Rev. i. Wilson. viii occur tO-morro
: evening at 4 o'clock. A Good Temps
J lodge win be organized after the lectsir
{ Turn out.
i Our old friend, Mr.. wm. r. Anderso
!. !. having received patent for his harro
!. and clod n,asber, is now ready to aail rigli
for their manufacture.