The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08
Paragranllels.

AAos'' oA 1nO ch2ile mouse. OH Lyon street.
See DR.. Johnson's card in this issue. He
is homeopathic, and comes we'll recon-
mended.
Mrs. Powell's array of new style hats
and bonnets, trimmed and otherwise. can't
be beaten in the city
Mere new furniture at Dannals, where
all the late styles can be found, at most
reasonable prices.
Go to Peters & Sox for all kinds OF
shelf aud heavy harlware-the only ex-
euisive hardware house in tile city.
Everything in the millinery line. includ-
ing glove-fitting patterns, at Mrs Powell's.
Mrs. Cad. Smith returned to this city in
the front of the week.
Remember that Ex-Governor Gibbs will
speak at the Court House next Thursday
evening, and he present.
Strangers visiting our city should not
fail to call on Plunmer the Druggist, and
inspect his store and its novel attractions,
He will always make You welcome.
We are prepared 10 do the neatest and
most tasty printing. i'll colors or plain, in
the line OF bill l-heads. carls. letter heads
sale bills. book work, etc. AS specimen
of neat work. see Happy Hours in Picture
Land" Plummer's gin to the little ones,
executed at this office.
Underwear tor The ladies' at Mrs. Par
iish's cheaper than you can cut and make
them.
Twenty-fonr days more and Garfield
will be President of the United States
and don't you forget it.
The finest lot Of shoes ever received in
the city at l.. E. Rlain's.
Ashby Pierce is slowly recovering after
his severe illness.
Those ''Bazar glove-fitting patterns, -
so anxiousiy sought after by the ladies,
have arrived at Mrs. Powell's, and all
who desire can obtain them.
Mrs. Parrish has rcceiveda large invoice
of new goods that the ladies will delight
in examining, all late style and the most
popular and fashionable. She will con-
tilne to receive new lines of goods by each
steamer. The lades are invited to call
Mrs. Geo. Patterson is confined to her
room with crysipelas.
Ballard, Isom 6 Co. are paying the
highest market price in cash for wheat.
II is first class time to pay subscription
TO the REGISTER. Remember us in your
prosperity.
All the late style hats and bonnets at
Mrs. Parrish's, cheaper than anything.
Graham is making splendid suits so
cheap that all can invest.
The city is full OF gamblers, but the au-
thorities are determined they shall not ply
their vocation here.
All kinds of grass seeds at Haffenden
Bros, among them the celebrated Mcsquit,
among the very best grasses grown.
For Fern CliG.'' ''Signal,'' MI
son" and all the new style beaver
hats call OH Mrs. Parrish.
Oatmeal Biscuit. new thing in
this market, at Haffenden's. Splendid
grub.
Two's flag-po!e came down with rush
yester tay-broken in several pieces
Peaches, grapes, and all kinds of frnts
at Haffenden's.
The marble monument erected TO
the memory of the late James A.
Porter near Peoria. is one of the
ever turned out of anv
shop Messrs. StaiSer Bros, of this
city, who furnished the monument.
are doing work in the marble line
that is unexcelled anywhere.
Yesterday was a damper. 1t was cold.
wet and gloomy.
L. c. Rice is able to be upon the streets
again, after long seige of rheumatism.
Glad to see the old boy out again. 'Ror.
f. a. Freeland and wife arrived here
from their home in Oehoco III the front of
the week. Ed is in unusually good health.
City election in two months. Right
face.
AT the head of the Garfield and Arthur
Club in the torchiight procession Monday
night. was carried the flag made and pre-
sented by the ladies' of this city to the
Linn county Volunteers engaged IN the
Indian troubles some time i'm sfxtv. It
was carried by Mr.. John Pnrdom, one of
said volunteers
w. II. Brunk is selling Mark Twain:s
last and funniest production, "A Tramp
Abroad" and everybody wants it.
The excellent dinner provided at the de.
pot hotel for he Presidential party last
week. called out an expression from the
party in tie shape of gold watch, chain,
brooch, earrings and rich dress pattern
received by Mrs. j: A. Gross, the na,ns.
taking landlady of the hotel, last Saturday
New lot of grapes at Haffeuden's +: also
luscious peaches.
Fine assortment of combs at Fcench,s
Thirty four cases of sasldle-seam hoo,s
just received at l.. e. Blain's. direct from
Chcago-and you want to see those boots.
Coast Rdngrr Isl the title of the new M.
per out at Coos Bay. 1t stands i'm tor
Garfield and Arthur.
Our warehouses are loatled down with
wheat and more to come in.
The bill providing for the erection of q
building tor the insane win probably pass.
It certainly should. as the present exorbi.
tant tax should no longer be paid to en-.
rich one man at the expense of the tax.
payers.