The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
PAKAGAeAMkETs.

Fine oils at Plummers.
Queen Esther in a few weeks.
Spring emigration commenced.
The hose boys ball netted $50.
Way up maekerel at Van Nactor7s.
Farmers all busy these pleasant days.
Won't somebody bring in pound of
good sweet batter?
TAKE q look at the handsome furniture
for sale at Mr.. Dunning's.
Great, large, round, mellow red apples
plentiful at soc n bushel. Yum, yum.
The citizens of Brownsville talk of aiding
60 start newspaper there.
Fred Banta is about again after a dan
gerous illness.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hyde has man7 articles for
sale that the ladies especially want,
The REGISTER is the official city organ
! for 1877.
Mr.. john Briggs puts up the Goldsmith
| Range. Call at his store and see it.
Orgeana Encampment meets the second
and fourth Friday night, in each month.
| Fresh groceries at Brrlsh's, next door to
| the REGISTER office.
/ Greenbacl9s taken at par at the REGISTER
| Office on subscription or advertising.
Go to Morgan & Mcfarland for bargains
in real estate.
Our friend Hatch, of Portland, threw his
handsome person in sight on Wednesday.
Gus. Layton, of Corvallis, was i'll the city
on Wednesday.
Travel is at present rather light, but will
doubtless pick up before the month is out.
Jim Sherrill's Cultiyator is winning gold
en- opinions from advanced farmers.
Mrs. Cross desires to sell out her entire
stock before 1eceiying her Spring purchases,
therefore will sell ut cost.
w. d. Bedding has received large stock
of fine broom-corn, and proposes to turn
out slathers of brooms.
Winter is leaving, and were it not for
the name we would not have known it had
been here.
Mr.. Dyson, the Brownsville printer,
called on Tuesday. Reports business in
brownsville pretty fair.
Fred. Banty's little daughter, taken Iast
week with scarlet fever in its most virulcnt
form. is reported recovering.
We did not receive our paper till late in
: the week, and are therefore a little hurried
, in getting it out.
Tho Albany Fruit Preserving Co. meet
on the 18th inst. to elect new officers tol
: the coming year.
y Men and money have been sent from thi:
: city to the new silver discoveries in East
ern Oregon during the week.
Mr.. Fox has opened new bakery in hi
building on First street, lately occupied b,
Fred. Graf
i A great deal OF hard work will be dom
: the coming season i'll the way of prospect
% ing. and we expect to hear of good place
diggings being struck, as a result.
The Richmond Range never goes bac1
on the good housewife. but is perfect il
every department of cookery. Sold onl
by Mcfarland.
Judge Piper has taken an Office up stair
in John Briggs new building, First street
where lie will be pleased to see clients an
friends.
When the report reached this city tha
? Oregon had been counted in and Croni
out, everybody felt that justice and rigf
had triumphed.
You can get cashmere suit at L. ]
{ Blain's, pants, coat and vest, for SIS. mad
in the height of fashion! The cheape
goods you ever went anywhere!
: The Temperance Alliance adjourned Ia
: Friday morning, after one of the mo
!, pleasant, and we hope profitable session
ever held by the Association.
: 4 letter from Jonesboro, H., from oil
!, brother, Rev. j. w. Van Cleve. informs
: OF the death of his youngest child, Laul
, Belle, aged about 2 years, on the 9th
! February.
Persons living in Linn county can hay
, the REGISTER mailed TO them one year f
, 81 80; to subscribers living elsewher
| s. IS, the extra 25c being to cover postag
, Send in your names.
: Mart Paine and wife returned to the
home in this city on Tuesday, after an a
sence of some months i'm California. Mr.
) Paine's health was much improved by Il
trip.
, We are informed that Curt. Price r
; ceiyed note from Abe Hackleman, fe
5 days ago. requesting him to come out
j the Oclloco country at once. Report
! it that the boys have struck it rich inquar
: lodges.
Rev A. j. Hunsaker's youngest cIiild
7 very low Will, typhoid fever, with recove
extremely doubtful. For this reason t
& Rev. gentleman has been unable to me
the many pressing demands for his min
terial labors at various places in the Stat
q We learn from the attending physicia
DIR. Wilcox, that another child of NJ
- Fred Banta's is suffering from an alta
we of scarlet fever. We also learn that |
IN 1;+tIo cr;,Y whose life was tIaSnaire1 IF
yer it'0AN ss'i' -
in n number of days, is in a fair way of
the
sie covery.
/ if
Q is It is expected bllnC the rooms secured