The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-07

All our old friends bring as new ones,
and both old and new are using that csle.
biatcd vegetable compound, Pfunder's
Oregon Blood Purifier. Certainly . fat-
| tering testimonial as to the virtue and
smelioEatIslg qualities Of, this Botanical
Remedy. Use it now delay is danger.
Gus and may prove fatal. ).
Slight rainfaIls on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday-Msy showers. .ss.
Don't forget the. Sunday School eKctar.
sion on the 18th. from this city to Salem.
A splendid line OF Summer hats at L.
| E. Blain's.
Maple sugar ut Haffenden's, with a tuu
line OF fresh groceries, at lowest cash rates.
| Safe and profitable ia the investment e
few bottles OF Plumbers Oregon .BiaaH
Purifier safe, because it 10 Vegetable
compound profitable, because it viii
diminish your doctor bill. =
Hon. E. L. Applegate delivered .
splendid speech at the Court House Saturt
| day night, to a large audience. The
Ladies, Cornet Band furnished good
music.
Dr. Ed. Clark has returned from PhiIa-
tlelphia. where ne graduated with higA
| honors as surgeon dentist.
Miss Luella Barnes went to Portland o0
Tuesday, where she win attend th0
| Sisters school. -x
The incest of sweet. fresh hoae5 1t
| Hafenden's. -.
See the new ads In this issue, I
Fifty cents from here to Salem. and re-
turn. On steamboat, 10 cleapee'n any
thing. -,--.s.. 80,
High winds on ,Tuesday-the meat
changeable weather as Is.
The soc:able at Mr.. Raymond's win ha
on Friday evening, May 14th, and every
body is invited =. ~ -
Those deslying tickets for the grand
steamboat excursion from this city 60
Astoria, spoken of in this paper last wee&s
should call at this Office and secure them ae
once. 5.-,-
Mrs. L. Fl. Montanye, who has beeD
very III for two weeks past, Is repest ted
convalescing.
Conrad Meyers little bog has been very
low with intermittent fever, but 10 report
ed some better. ~,
| MIR. D1VlO 4LyGDS k1AS B0ob bWO S1AAAh1TeFtA
all he had. of scarlet fever. one ON Mpn.
day and the second ON Wednesday, aged
two and five years. He lives near Miller's
station. ..F.i
Mrs. Nicloy sold out all her hotel furpi:
turc. bedding. ETC., on Saturday, at auctioNs
getting very fair prices for the entire esae-
fit.
The stiff breezes Of Tuesday evening"
blew down several nice shade and oyna-
mental trees.
For nice embroidery, corsets, and
ladies' furnishing goods generally, go to
Mrs. q. Parrish's. es,
The Ladies' Industrial Society meets. aE
Mrs. G. I'arrish's next Tuesday afternoon
ut 2 O'Clock. -.
!, This world without. wonaH-lovely
woman-would be like blank sheet Ul
paper-not even ruled. ~
Linn County Counsel, P. Of H., WHY
meet with Grand Prairie Grange, No. 10.
: on the first Saturday in June, the 9th.
Mr. A. I. Hawley, Of the 3. F. bulletin.
went to Eugene City yesterday. He Will
" write up that country in good shape.
Messrs. George and John Horlacher and
two sisters. started for Eastern Washing.
l. ton yesterday. We wish them prosperity
AID happiness in their new home.
:. Several cases OF scarlet fever In the
y neighborhood OF hIiller's station.
i AS James DannaIs mapuEicturs his own
fi,rnitme, he saves the arnopnE. that other
wise would go to the middleman and GIyea
the benefit thereof to his patrons. C4I
aud see his handso furniture. !. =. ;,
French has some new jeweify--hand
some and cheap. IS
Soon every idle hand will be needed ID
pushing work on the several railroad lines
projected in the Willamette Valley, and
: hard times will gradually give way q
peace and plenty. ~ Ii :.
! Some. rain and good deal OF cloudy
:. | weather. - .g.s&
+. f, Rlain Continues. to, receive new
/ and handsome suits, which be disp6se4 oi
rapidly, as his prices are unusually mode
rate for cash.
0 The Skagit Ne,cs. published at Seattle,
:. w. T., has been received. II 10 not very
d large. but it is bright. and lively, and IN.
1 dicates paying btisiness-; ;. .
For the latest style of hats and millinery
at lowest rates; 60 70 Mrs. Farrisn's.
! Mrs. L. j. Powell went to Portland o.
Wednesday.
Haffendcn's won't take back seat when
it comes to selling groceries, ETC., way
down for cash. -.
In the case of Jim Turner, East Orsgese
ian, the grand jury failed to find true
y bill.
r. Jos. j. Charlton is man Of The people
g his qualifications are undoubted /, las hon.
;. esty and integrity are unimpeachable, and
he win be ths next sheriff Of Linn county,
y called there by the voice OF the people.
e The canvass in Linn county is going ou
is quietly but effectively. The vote In june
o will astonisl the Oldest inhabitant.
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