The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-12-01

begging.
Printers will know we have had pleas
ant time this week, when we state that we
have been casting new rollers! Our office
is ''stuck up some.
Lebanon Lodge, I.o.O.F., has made
to entertain one hundred
guests at the dedication OF their new Hall
to-day.
TIIANKs.-We are under obligations to
the managers for a ''complimentary' TO
Linn Engine Co.'S ball, which comes off
next Thursday evening.
There is one little rooster attending AL
bany Collegiate Institute of whom it is re-
ported he has two chills each day, but he
won't stop going TO school. Hes brick
If the Yaqtiina Bay Railroad was now I'm
running order, our producers could sell
their wheat at from 81 05 to 81 o7 per
bushel, present San Francisco prices.
We have been pushed with job work dur
ing the week. and have not been able to
give as much attention to our paper rs we
would like.
THANKSGIVING SERMON-At the Baptist
Church, by Rev. Mr.. White, of the NJ. E.
Church South, was listened to with interest
by the large congregation in attendance.
RErUELTcANs-Nom ominate good, solid,
trustworthy men for the different city Off
ces tomorrow night, and they will be
elected.
We are now luxuriating, each night and
morning, i'll dense, damp, chilling fogs-
the kind of fogs that freeze the blood i'll a
mans veins in no time.
Mr.. Peterson had an insurance of 81, 100
on the two buildings burned last week.
The appraisers gave him more than that
amount as damages.
The Santiam Canal Co. have put in a
hydraulic ram at Fosters mill, wliicl, forces
water into the st. Charles from the Santiam
river. This is good scheme.
Tyler & Tate always keep fresh groceries
and provisions, and everything else kept
in well regulated grocery store, and they
are good boys to trade with.
Gradwohl has large stock of desirable
goods, including groceries, dry goods. hard
ware. ranges, stoves, tin ware, etc. Call
and see.
A few days ago. VIC are sorry to learn,
Mrs. Luther Elkins was stricken with par
alysis, affecting one entire side ofthe body.
The roads through the county are des-
perately muddy. and no one is better ac-
qainted with this fact than our physicians.
Some sickness reported, and the doctors
are compelled to strike ont at all times OF
the night or day.
Remember the S. S. Concert at the NJ.
z. Chnrch Monday night. and so. Only
two bits admission.
Christmas is coming, and Titus Bros. are
supplied with ali kinds of jewelry, etc.,
specially adapted for presents.
The west side of JOHN Briggs building,
burned in the fire last week.. has been re-
sided.
The Nucleus calls on the people of Har-
risburg TO agitate on the Calipooia Canal
question.
Wheat quoted at soc a busllel. At Sali
Francisco on Tuesday, wheat was quo.ed
at 81 05@2 12ta per 100 pounds.
Mr.. John Briggs was awarded $640 fire
damages on his business house, by the ap-
praiser, on Wednesday.
Leighton Blain has some OF tl,e hand
soonest slippers you ever saw. Take looL
at them.
New goods at Foshay y's-anong the rest
some of the waynppest diaries that ever
went anywhere.
Opposition in the milk business is get
ting warm. Two bits per gallon Is all the
1slacteal'' costs at present.
Diptlleria has been troubling members Oh
the editors family for a week or more. and
has not entirely disappeared at this writing.
Christmas tree at the M. e. Church
Christmas night for the benefit of the chill
dren attending the Sunday School.
brownsville Wooden Mills are crowding
work right along. running part of the ma
chinery night and day.
The Odd Fellows of Lebanon dedicate
their new hall this evening. Alarge mum.
Der of three 1inkers go from this city.
Friend Matthews is fitting up the Che
mcketa, Salem, in grand style.
Harrisburgians are to Lave grand bal
Christmas.