The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-23


also tarry in Iowa few days visiting friends,
and will not probably arrive in this city until |
next month. Mrs. ThotiiIson' . health is great |
ly improved.
Richmond Ranges, six different styles and |
thirty different sizes, at Mcfarland 4 Harvey's.
The report that Mr.. J. J. Charlton, Republi-
can candidate for sheriff. was engaged In a
fight at Providence church on Sunday last, is
false,-therc Is not a word of truth I'm It's
All the novelties in stoves. runges, cooking
utensils and house furnishing goods, can be
obtained at Mcfarland Harvey's.
Tho attendance at the union meeting at the
Court House Sunday night was immense.
The collection taken for Rev. Mr. McLanerty
amounted to $50.
There is a prospect that the recent iron boom
will fiatten ont, In the meantime Mcfarland &
Harvey are $. uing goods at the old prices.
See public sale OF land belonging to the estate
of David Presley, deceased, on the 9th of May
next, on tho premises, Frank Presley admin
istretor.
Lots of ammunition Mt w. L. Baltirnorc's.
Judge Finn has about recovered from his
late illness.
Mrs. Parks display of millinery is handsome,
and her assortment of flowers can't be beat
anywhere.
Just go 10 WI. Baitimorc's and bny your
onion sets for twelve and one-half cents per
pound.
An excursion from this city 10 Astoria by
water is on the tapis.
Cheering news comes from every part of the
county that the Republicans are united ON the
county ticket, and will heartily aid in clecting
it. In union there is strength.
The ladies will find all the novelties in spring
dress goods at Samuel 4. Yonng's,
More new goods at l.. E. Blain's he always
has the very latest in clothing.
Jack Alphin moved MFR. Names two-story
flame, from Ellsworth street, between First
street and the river, out on First, between Ly-
on and Baker streets, during the week.
We believe the entire Linn county Republi-
can delegation went down Tuesday morning to
attend the Republican State Convention.
Wheat in Liverpool is 9s l0d to lis in New
York, 81 .25 g 1.3o per bushel in Chicago Gill;
The moon has been striving haid each night
to put in an appearance, but generally she has
hid her face behind q veil.
Don't forget the onion sets at w. L. Balti-
more's at twelve and half cents per pound.
Handsome new jewelry at Frenchs cheapern
ever.
The handsomest Derby hats at Mrs. Parks,
awful cheap.
| The grocery business, in the hands of the
| Haffenden Bros, never was In a more pros
| porous condition. Keeping the fullest and
| most varied assortment of goods In their line
active, ,energeticand wide awake to the interests
of their patrons and the general public, dealing
| on the square with all who give them their
| custom, they have the entire confidence of
| the community and with their business tact,
| good Judgment and fair, honest dealing with.
the public, they will contintie 10 prosper in the
coming years.
In these 'money tight times it becomes
| every man to decrease actual expenses as much
rs possible, while luNurics must be entirely
cut off. In looking aboat for the best and low
eat priced furniture, don't fail to call on james
| Danna!s-hc's got the furniture at figures that
| tell their own tale.
| The City Recon der has advertised for bids fol
removing Linn's house, etc, to the lot OF
| Lyon street, and bids must be presented to ths
Council at its next meeting, Tuesday eyenii g
| April 27th. Hand them in to the Recorder OIL
| or before O'Clock of said evening.
Odd Fellows in good standing will rcnembe
the social union at the Temple, and be on hant
Monday night.
Jas. Titus has not returned from the lunch
grnss country yet. but Mr.. Everett will kind
ly and politely show you through the srIendit
stock of watches, jewelry, ETC., for sale by Titu
Bros. or attend to repairing jcwelry, cleaning
time-pieces. etc, with skill and dispatch.
Drizziy-drozzly, damp, chilly, uncomfortable
weather generally through the week.
Nice new cheese at Haffenden Bros.
Union meetings are in progress at Eugen
City, preparatory to the reception of Rev. NJ
McLafferty, who is expected to aid in a scrie
of meetings there as soon as his iabors I'm thi
city arc terminated.
spectacIcs of every description at Frrnch's
There are quite number of men who aspir
to be chief OF the Albany Fire Department, an
as election day approaches they are airin
their claims with more or less ingenuity.
Mr.. Georges Hardy, the new telegraph operl
; tor, is right up in the business. and make
friends right along.
: Bills of sale, statement of accounts, etc
| printed. go through the mails In an unscalc
envelope for ono cent; the same, written, co:
three cents. Come to the REGISTER Office an
get your statements and bills printed, af1d say
money.
Ii Is stated that our ordinances are dencien
3 not explicit enough in defining disturbance
of Unable characte-. Make them ironclad,
necessary-cxplicit enough to meet any an
| every emergency.
II. N. Armstrong has got good dappointmer
in the o. s. n. Co.'S service east of the Cascade
and has or will soon remove thither. Succer
| old boy.
| service In st. Petcr's Episcopal Church ne1
, | Sunday, April 25tll. morning and evening.
L. Z. Blain keeps the only exclusively clotl
, ing and gentlemcn's furnishing goods store 4
Central Oregon.
New goods just received at the City Dru
Store.
The new syrupat IIafTenden's just beats all
, Try it.
A fun supply OF paints at the City Drug Stort
Rev. Mr.. McLanerty gave notice that wet
nesday night would close his labors In this cit,
when he would depart for Eugene City to al
in the work there. The gentleman lahore
faithfully while here, and win be kindly r,
membered by our christian people.
. Frank Wood. Jr., returned from q weeks al
sence in the Cascade mountains on Frida
, | evening, bringing q nice treat in the wa
of fresh elk meat. Frank had the good 70
tune to kill a monster elk while in the moul
tnins, and, in the kindness of his heart h
brought down the best portions Of it and ge,
| erously distributed 1t among his friend
! Thanks, Frank, for the remembrance.
WIN Hairless Is fitting mp the Central Markt
again throughout, and about the first Of ne,
4 month he will be on hand again to furnfs
our people with all kinds of fresh meat
Btll 10 a success rs 8 butcher, and all win b
: glad to know that no VIII once more occur