The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-29

almost instantly. After suffering inte,so
pain for few hours, death came TO b,s
relief s
DIR. Harris, of Eugene City, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. Best and family have moved b,.t
to this city.
The Willamette is coming I'M ,radn.u,,
The steamboat season will soon he hera
Several OF our friends have brought MS
loads of cordwood during the week, and
we are tolerabiy prepared for cold weather
Yes. Cannon, of Waitsburg, w. T.. is
in the city on a visit. lie .rahs for Car
field.
Carpet-rag sewing circles is what. $ the
matter.
Those snowflake potatoes, from Mr..
Townsen,fs, gets away with all OF 'em for
baking.
Holiday goods are arriving by every
steamer for Ptummer, the popular drug
gist.
Under tie guiding hand of Judge Boise,
Circuit Court glides right along. Business
don't lag III his Court.
Judge kelsay delivered an Interesting
two hour speech ht Halsey on Tuesday
evening to large audience.
Have you secn those beautiful lamps and
chandeliers displayed in Piummer's win
dows Call and examine you will be
pleased will, the beautiful goods and low
prices ut which they can be obtained at
Piummer,s, under Odd Fellows Temple.
I lSfo
near the Dalles, visiting lis parents in this
city.
Haffenden Brothers have Just received a
choice lot OF hams, breakfast baroi, and
lard.
Writing papers. envelopes and stationery
at Plum,ner-s
MIS-. Robert Carter and one child are re-
ported very III with typhoid fever
Gen. Brown will vote for Garfield so
that he can endorse our petition for the
po>tma>tership. 'Rah for Garfield
IMMENSE EBARGAINs-Faber L. al Pencil.
twenty-five cents a dozen at Plummer.s.
Buy some of those luscious grapes at
IIaffenden Bros.-tIley are magnificent.
More handsome new styles Mt l.. r.
Blafn's, in clothing, hats. underwear. etc.
Aud three cheers for the Red, White
and B.ue."
New ana handsome supplies Of dress
goods for the ladies at Samuel E. Youno's.
Blank books at Plulnmer's
Elegant bedroom sets at Dannal's.
Robert Carter died at his residence near
this city on Wednesday, Of typhoid fever.
He was Union soldier and was severely
wounded during the war lie was
prominent candidate for Sheriff before tI,t,
last Republican County Convention Peace
to his ashes.
lIaffeitlen Bros. keep a full supply of
domestic produce. apples. pears. dried
fruits, and every variety of vegetables in
The market.
Those sadde-seam boots at Samuel r.
4ounges are jn~t.the article for our winters.
Try them.
School books at Plummer's.
Rain plenty Wednesday nigln-it
sounds natural like.
Mrs. Coll Van Cleve is slowly recover
ing from serious Illness.
Judge Piper. our active and efficient
Prosecuting Attorney, is making a splera-
did record as such officer. 'Rah for Piper.
Spectaeles at FIenclls.
Young East died Oh Monday of con-
sumption.
Johnson VS.. Compton was on trial
yesterday.
Try pair of those Spencer glasses at
French's. Every pair warranted
Sunshine the greater part of yesterday.
Considerable sickness reported in the
neiglIborhood.
DR. Bonshton was up from Portland in
the front Of :he week.
Full assortment of watches, clocks and
jewelry. at French-s.
James Elkins and John Millard return
eel a day or two since from Oehoco. where
they spent the summer. rh. people of
that section have been favored witl, three
sales, cattle selling from SIS to $22 per
head, which has made flush times out
there.
The REGISTER Is fun of good things this
week-read it t\carefnlly.
Buyers are paying 71c per bushel for
wheat in this city.
One of the most ffecting sights we have
witnessed, was Nez AMI Gen. Brown
marching ont TO the Court House just be-
| hind the Brass Band. Saturday afternoon.
Those two men love one another, SO ao,e
Ii Pays go Hns.sre.
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