The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-03
Do love herr

Teasing, tortnring contradiction
No, don't!
Dol love her?
With kind acts and sweet words, she
Aids and comforts poverty
Yes, 1 do
Dol love her?
Qnick she puts her cuirasS on,
Stabs will, laughter, ,stings with scorn-
No. I don't
Do love her?
No. When to my arms sI,e flies,
Filling me with glad surprise
Yes, Il do!
We are sorry to learn that Ike Miller. of
Millers' station. Is very i'll with spinal
issitation-a severe atrark.
Onr farmers have been taking advantage
to bring I'm the wheat left fr their grainaries,
and the mills aud warehousemen have
been compelled TO hpstIr themselves to pnt
it away. On Saturday the Farmers
Warehouse received 500 bushels. and on
Monday 800, and the several other ware
houses and mills probably done as well.
This Indicates far larger amount remain
ing in farmers hands than we had been
led to suppose.
Tie tickets will all be headed s'For
the extra mill tax" Those in favor OF
the tax must write after the line Yes
and those opposed. NO" II neither
worl is written the vote will not be count
o1 oft ia INN Mt
matter. and taxpayers want to vote un-
derstandingly upon it. BE careful how
you vote.''
The Prof. went on four days hunt.
returning the first of the week. As soon
as the game heard that his crowd were
coming, they fed to the other side of the
range. Take more salt.
Del. Rogers. D.D.G.M.W. of the 40
wv. went to Scio Wednesday in the in
terest of the order. He is a worker.
F. M. French has a splendid lot of new
jewelry. latest and most attractive styles
selected for holiday presents, on the wy
and to arrive in a few days and don't
you forget it.
1t you wanb some of those fat and ap-
petizing freshoylsters. call in at Mady's.
Mr.. Chapman who sold out in this city
recently and bought into newspaper on
the Sound, has sold out there and gone to
San Francisco.
Backgammon is most thrilling game.
The washoUse business still excites
large share Ot comment.
The Pacific coast diary at Plummer's.
Awful cheap rrading-Seaside and
Franklin Square Library, 10 to 2Oc vol
ume. eau be had at Plnmmer's.
About O'Clock Wednesday night large
number OF Rebekah's swarmed into the
hall of Albany Lodge No. 4. taking the
three-linkers by surprise. An hour or two
was pleasantly passed by the brethren and
daughters. The ladies are invited to call
often.
A beautiful display connter, built by
Graf s. Fromm for DR. Plunmer at Odd
Fellows Temple takes the rag of the
busE-it can't be excelled in design and
work knIanship. Plummer has filled 1t with
handsome holiday goods, the whole maxi
ing = most elegant display. Drop in and
see It.
Wiley r. Allen is candidate for City
Treasurer, and will have large support in
the Convention. The Office pays salary
OF S1o0 per annum. Mr.. Allen would
make fine officer.
Novelties in vases, toilet sets, etc., at
Plummer's.
Large contracts will soon be let for
several hundred tlousa nd feet of timbers
tor tho bridge to span the Willamette,
doubtless, for the use Of the Yaquina Bag
railway.
mer's.
The turkle duv sung finle
The old blind hOss he clumb Climb
The dorg footed loud his merry whine ;
Dose is the reason yy pine,
Fir long I've not cedar, my spruce
Valentine.
Photograph albums, autograph albums,
scrap books, large assortment, at Plum
mer's.
The subject for consideration ut 7. P.
C. A. Sunday afternoon viii be from the
Book of Esther.
See notice Of meeting Of stockholders in
the Linn County Agricultural Association,
in this Issue.
Russia leather goods at Plummer's.
lamps and lanterns. the best made, at
Plummer's.
Scarlet fever is reported in the city.
The daughters OF Rebekah will give a
supper at the Opera Honse on Wednesday
evening, January 5th, 1881 Oyster soup,
ice cream, etc, will come in as side dishes
Everybody is invited to arouse themselves
to the importance Of the occasion, put on
their Sunday harness and come out.
Books, Handsomely illustrated and bound,
for grown people, for young folks, for
little folks, for efFtybody, the handsomest
and most varied stock in the city. at
popular prices, at Plummer's
Snew storm yesterday.