The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-02-13
PARAGRAMLETS.


We are indebted to Mr.. J. Millard
for basketf,tl.
Mr.. Bedding is in the city, having sold
out in Klickitat, w. T., and come back to
get home among us again. Welcome to
him and his.
Rev. A. J. Hunsaker made us pleasant
call on Wednesday.
Lemons, oranges. raisins. candles, nuts,
cheese, spices, syrups, sugars, flour. corn
meal, bucswheat. and any thing you can
think of in the eating line at liaffenlen's.
TO morrow is the day set apart for birds,
ETC.. to mate, and t'tolentines'' will be
thrown around lively OH the OCCASION no
doubt.
Mrs. Joe Speidel, of Corvallis, was in
the city or Wednesday.
All of F. NJ. Wadsworth's family have
been sick hut have pulled through ali o. K.
The revival meetings at the NJ. T..
Church are getting better and better, and
are largely attended.
The Grand Lodge of the A. y. L. w.
for California co:nmencesl Its third annual
session at Sacramento on IA G Sd. The order
is one OF the most flourishing on the coast
and contains an enrolled membership of
| 5000. OF this number over $500 were en-
rolled tlaring the past twelve months.
It's .iie hot pm cake that makes the
| butterfly. and that's the eternal truth,
| Rain Tuesday morning.
The finest honey ever brought to this
city at Haffenden's.
Claude Strallan is getting well.
Revival meetings at the NJ. +. Church
every. evening. Crowds fill the church,
and the ttgterest is increasing.
Heavy frost Tuesday night-ground fro
| zen. - =: '!
Circuit court sleSt,month.
/ Miss Mary Curry is:said to be recovering.
although but few days ago the doctors
said she cofifd not live.
ST. Valentines day on Sathrlay-and
don't you forget it.
w. U. Baltimore returned ,fom a trip
east of the mountains on Tuesday.
The State Temperance Alliance con-
venes at Eugene City on Wednesday neat.
Camp this evening" fGll attendance
desired.
Bogarflns broke $500 glass balls the
other day i'm New York. firing in the ag-
gregate 5.S54 times. This was done in
| seven hours. sixteen minutes and two Sec
onds. The force of the recoil was equal to
forty pound blow at each shot. Bogar.
Jus ma lie $1,000 by the feat.
The IRON KING, at Tweedales, is the
boss cook stove.
The finest comb honey ever brought tc
the market at Haffenlen's
Our rev hotel still remains without {
landlord
A fun line of stoves and tinwarc a
Tweedale's.
French has full assortment of spcctac
les.
Repairing specially at F. NJ. French's
At special meeting on Tuesday night
majority voted in favor of the purchase q
fhe lot now used by the company, for tn
place to erect a house for No. as.
French still lives.
There seems to be strong feeling 10
Carp. Sperry as the Republican candidat
for Sheriff about Harrisburg and Browns
vile, while Charlton has many supporter
in his neighborliood.
! z. Fl. Raymond. j. X. Weatlrerford, w
t Ralston and B. b. Derry started for til
upper Columbia yesterday to be absent te
days or two weeks.
| Mrs. U. RarflSn Is recovering,
weeks illness.
Fred Mccoy has been afflicted during tn
, week, but was conyalescing at latest dates
Miss Mary Curry, late resident oi tli
: city, but at present living near Oak Point
reported Mt the very gate of death last week
has passed the cl isis in the disease and
slowly convalescing, to the delight of man
friends.
3 Miss Matte Allison has returned frou
Philomath.
DR.. J. III. Boughton started on Wcanes
day for the upper Columbia. river country
: TO be absent u few days. The Doctor goe
to inspect Certain lands with the view {
: .purchasing.
A few of the Democratic candidate
for Sheriff of Linn county are embraced i
the annexed: Jas. Charlton. Ike Miller
Thomas Monkers, G.. w. Humphrey,
i Sites.
r Chinatown turned loose on Sunday
e China new year = but was stopped by til
IS efforts of our City Marshal. Ever sine,
however. at fitful intervals. some vii,
eyed pigtail 'glslTes into the street with
btinct or two of lighted FIRE crackers, an
r. the excitement is tremendous for a mt
v ment. Then the excitement dies ont unt
: the experiment is repeated again. In Il
+, meantime inside of the Chinese dens ca
IL be heard the continuous beating of gong
The new ordinance passetl'at the last SC
sion of the City Council is intended to SUI
press this nuisance.
Messrs. Capt p. c.. Harper, D. P. NJ
son, Geo. f. Chamberlain, r. N. Arm
strong. and others are Democratic cand
dates for the Linn County Clerkship.
You can get the REGISTER from no
= until the close of Volume twelye-abo
l. eight months, for one dollar.
r, All kinds 81 canned geosls at Haffende
4 Bros. cheaper tnan ever.
= A young lady went from Alabama
Rome to marry an Italian Count vii
whom she had correspoEded. but I'll
Counts wife and four children raised
many objections that the marriage did.l
!" take place.
!. DIR. q. w. Gray.
Dentist, Albany. Oregon. Office in Fo
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