The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-09-24

In health.
A large variety Of grass seeds at HafIen-
den Bros.
Col. Hogg returned from the East to
Corvallis last week, having proved success
full in securing the money to build a line
of railway from Yaquina Bay to Boise
City.
The young man who was run oyer by
the cars at Lebanon last week, died In a
brief time after the smputation OF his leg
on Sunday.
Cheap business suits at Biain's.
The o. R. & ". Co. proposes to carry
wheat, -four or feed. at one dollar per ton.
This will enable buyers to give more for
wheat.
r. Saltmarsh keeps the best stock Of
paints and oils in the city.
Choice syrups in cans ut LIaffenssen
Bros.
Mrs. Parks calls special attention to the
fact that she makes speciality of cutting
patterns of all kinds.
The Hancock fellows raised pole In
front of the Court House last Saturday.
They made some exertion to get up
crowd, employed the band and rustled
considerably. but Democrats don't enthuse
thus year-it's the loft year" with them.
Working suits at Blain's.
The rainfall and foegy. smoky. wintry
weather of Monday. started the business
of hauling wheat quite lively.
c. D. Simpson las received SO far, at
his tour warehouses, three In tins county
aud one in Benton, in the neiGhborhood
of 100. eco bushels OF grain.
A report was current on Monday that
a warehouse in Tangent had bnrsted.
Sunday -go-to-meeting suits and Sunday
go-to-courting suits at Biain's.
For soaps of all kinds go to HafEenden
Bros. They sell cheap.
Repairing jewelry and watches special
ty at French's.
Last Saturday. otr old friend Mccoy,
who lives near Oak Point, set fire to- hls
straw pile the fire caught in the stubble
and dry grass aud. gaining the fence. de-
stroyed several pannels before it could be
mastered.
More rain on Wednesday, with good in
dicati ons CT winter.
Lebanon now rejoices in railroad.
Mrs. G. Parrish now occupies the
brick next door above S. E. Young's store,
which is neatly and tastily fitted mp for
the reception of full line Of new fall and
winter millinery, which will be opened
| out Wednesday Of next week.
The largest stock of furnishing goods,
latest styles and lowest prices, at Blain's.
If you want nice fresh crackers and
sweet-cakes, go to Haffenden Bros.
At special meeting Of Linn Engine
Co. No. 2, on Tuesday evening, the bond
| of Mr. j. Gradwohl, the new Treasurer
elect of the Company, was approved, and
the books duly turned over to him.
Newt. Henton, on Wednesday, had a
head on him as big as ''pizened pup"
Poison oaks the matter.
The ssTow-Path Invincibles'' is the
name of the new Republican Club organiz-
cd by the young men of this city, nearly
| all of whom will cast their first Presidential
vote in November. Nearly 100 names
are enrolled.
GENTS WEAR, under and outer gar
ments, gloves, collars. shirts, neck-tlcs-
| in fact L. E. Blain claims to be able to
give any man or boy complete outfit.
Messrs. Miller, Willert, Snesans and
Liggett, the first-named engineer of Linn
| Engine Co. No. 2. for years past, and the
other last three members of Albany Engine
| Co. No. 1, this week left us for a home
east OF the mountains for An indefinite
time. Prosperity attend and walt upOl,
them.
Latest styles and lowest prices ought
| certainly to win. You can get both al
L. (. Blain's.
Cocoa shell makes a very pleasant and
wholesome beverage, and Haffenden Bros
keep it.
Mr.. Daniel Bringle, AL old resident o
Oregon. was reported dangerously i'll a
his residence near Boston Mills, on Wed
nestlay. with little hopes of recovery.
Wheat went up q cent or two In thi
market in the front oftlle week.
We are under obligsGions to Mr.. Johl
Fagan for a basket of luscious pears
handed in on Wednesday. May his sllad
ow never grow less.
The Magnolia Mills have received abou
10000 bushels OF wheat SO far, and it still
comes piliDg in
The Earl OF Ariie and other Scotc
tlignitaries were at tile st. Charles yester
day.
That New Crop Tea, at Hafft.nden Bros
is selling fast, aud It gives satisfaction
everywhere.
A full line OF overcoats and ulsters a
L. l.. Blain's.
We are under obligations to the Secre
: ttry for complimentary to the Count,
Fair, which commences on the 9Th o
October.
A full supply of celuloid goods a
French's.
Hard rainfall Wednesday night. Nor
rain yesterday.
: Ashby Pierce is very III.
A youth named Carothers, who aide,
in managing the ferry. we believe, die,
early i'm the week, OF some kind of fever.
Mr. DaOnais sold large hill ~ frr,,ft,,-