The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-14
Para<ramIets.

The grand lodge I.O.G.T. meets In this
city June 10th.
DIR. Watts will address the Legion OF
Honor of Scio on or about the 18th Of next
month.
Dwelling houses In Scio are scarce, there
being at present four families there unable
to secure dwellings.
Robt. Pentland g. Son, of Scio. have re.
ceived 30-inch Burnham wafer wheel for
their mill.
Quite a number of horses are in train
ing on the State Fair grounds for the COM
ing Fair.
Mrs. Isaac BEEN is quite III with neu-
ralgia.
Mr.. Leroy Martin is again In luck-fS
the happy parent OF a daughter.
Lenna, daughter of 0. L. Parks. is quite
i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Alice Erwin, daughter OF Mr.. f.
Erwin, died on the 18th inst, at Lebanon
of liver complaint, aged about % years.
New goods at the City Drug Store as
well as new assistant-a bully good boy.
The Council held long and interest
ing session Tuesday night.
Measles have made their appearance in
the city.
The purest is the best, especially in the
line of groceries-go to Hafenden's for
them.
More new and elegant farniture at
james Dannals', corner Second and Ferry
streets. Those new walnut finished chairs
lounges, etc., are specially handsome,
while in parlor and bedroom sets there
are some new and elegant designs.
DIR. F. C. Paine is the NGreenback
nominee for State Senator In Marion
county.
See sheriff-s sale in this ISSUE
We learn that there isa large deuland
at Astoria for laborsers to wheel fog.
Dir. Plummer, brother Of our druggist,
of California. is here on visit.
For ammunition go 10 w. u. Baltf-
more's.
The lectures on the s'reign of law and
the rise, progress and decay of nations"
by Prof. A. s. johnson, at the Opera
House, commencing next Monday Hfgtr.
will be most interesting and should attract
a crowded house.
w. u: Baltimore's.
Three young ladies We're baptiset In the
Willamette river on Sunday, at the ferry
landing, Benton county side, by Rev. Mr..
Crawford, pastor OF the Baptist Church.
DIR. Fahrney's blood cleanser the old
| and reliable panacea-wilI be found ut W..
| u. Baltimore's
| Frank Purtlom is down from the Da1leS.
| The handsome desk recently ordered for
Willamette Lodge No. ), A. o. u. w., of
this city, was manufactured by Graf 81
Frumm, and is one of the handscmess
| pieces OF furniture we have seen.
| Postmaster J. G. Couey. OF Oakville,-
| had the misfortune to cut off one toe en-
tirely and badly mutilate another with his
AK, few days ago.
The barkentine North Bend has arrived;
at Portland, with $50 tons of railroad iron
for the Willamette valley railway.
Mr. James Ii. Foster commenced laying
down mains for carrying water through,
the various streets of the city, on Monday.
The usual amount OF rainfall on Monday.
| Very little real warm weather this month
so far
OF the tons of fruit PIT Dip BY the Plum
mer process In this county last season.
hardly pound is LETT, almost the entire
product having been shipped out ef tho
State. Ard now il you want Plummer
dried fruit you must send to San Francisco
and pay good round price for it. It pays
to put up fruit by the Piummer process.
Mr.. John Briggs IS prepared to do all
kisds of water fitting, etc., at short notice.
in good shape, and at fair rates. See no
tice elsewhere.
French has a full supply Of spectaciea
OH hand.
school near Millers' station to take vaca-
tiolI during the week.
Who wants 250 acres of rich but uniu1.
proved land at an extreme low price ?
Inquire here.
Get your watches, clocks and jewelry
repaired at French's. Prices way down.
Ms. G. Parrish has branch millinery
establishment at Lebanon, presided oyer
by Mrs. P. E. Reed.
For embroidery, ladies' underclothing,
full line of hose, and late millinery, call
at Mrs. G. Parrish's.
For beautiful flowers and feathers, call
at Mrs. G. Parrish's.
Chicago - who has been at work in
Small Bros. sawmill, thirty miles from
Walla Walla, w. r., ever since he. len
here, had the misfortune to get his right
hand toosclose 10 circular saw, week or
two ago, and is now laid up tor repairs.
The six inch iron pipe now beIng laid
down on First street, by Jas. H. Foster,
will be laid to Montgomery street. From
this main pipe smaller pipes win convey
the water to all parts of the city where
desired.
ShApwreck and Ross oa HAse.-