The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-12-24

III the toy and fancy goods line and unors
too.
| Mrs. Hyde, at her place on Broadalbln
between First and second streets, lasi
week received fine invoice Of new goods,
such as ruchings, zepilyrs, shaded silks,
| corlucopias, cardboard. FUR kisis rugs, and
scores of fancy articles that the ladies want.
Call aud examine for yourself, ladies.
Ladies' aud children's knssee underwear.
corsets. etc., at HRS. G. Parrlshs, Tow as
the lowest for cash.
Fresh butter ranges from 50 to 37x
centsper pound In this market.
Owing 10 his low prices aud the excell-
epce of his goods. F. M. Dannals is selling
wagon loads of ali kinds OF furniture.
If you want a pair of boots made that
will fit, look well, and have all the latest
patents attached. viz !: patent shank and
counter support, a9d steel edge heels, go
to H. FIindt's shop on FiFse.street, and
he will turn you cut just such pair for
six dollars. See. ad.
Mr.. Wm. Bercaw has been living at his
residence very i'll for some weeks.
Mrs. G. Parrish makes . speciality of
ladies' and misses underwear, health corsets.
etc.
The Bazaar store, nearly opposite this
office. is the place to get bargains In fancy
dry goods, etc.
Dir. Perry Sphinx who has been very i'll,
indeed at one time it was thought lmpossi-
bie for him te recover. happily. is report
ed slowly convalcscing. This is good
news.
Old Mr.. Salinger. father-in-laxv of n.
Cohen, who died on Monday last, seemed
toIb be one of the harpiest OF men. He was
always singing-on the street, everyw
he continued to hum tune. The irnuedl-
ate cause of his death was hiccough, which
medicine aud everything else failed to re-
lieve.
Marriages seem TO be the order of the
Winter. and we are giad Of it. Ioui
Miller. our newly elected City Treasurer.
gave his eldest daughter. Minnie, away In
marriages ON Tuesday night. On wednes-
day Sam Cowen took to himseifa s.ribi'
in the siia pc Of Miss Ida Miller. There
are others who are making preparations
and will be tied In q few days-and ali the
boys get their wedding outfits at L. E.
Blain's.
Harry Cooley and daughter. Annie,
came up from their home at Independence
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Judge Piper, Of Salem. was In the
city the fist of the week.
The A.O.U.W. in this jurisdiction num-
bered 1.70S members at last report, and the
number has increased over 100 during the
last two weeks.
Such an array of handsome books and
other suitable Christmas goods as can be
see IN at Foshy & Mason's, would tempt
any one to purchase.
Don't forget that to-day 10 the last
chance to buy your Christmas goods, and
call at Haffenden Bres. and lay in q full
supply of fancy and staple groceries.
The Champion arrived at Simpsen's
wharf on Monday with q broken rudder. |
Her wheel looked as it it had received |
rough usage.
Drop into the One Price Bazaar and see |
for yourself at what prices you can pur-
chase goods for cash
kilograms from Salem to Portland have |
been going by the way OF this city and I
Corvallis. the line being down NORTH OF
Sa'ern. the distance nearly $50 miles.
For fresh candies. nuts, preserved and |
canned fruits, ETC.. go to Conrad Meyer's. |
The silver wedding of Rev L. B. White
and wife was duly celebrated last evening
At their residence. At least that is the
arrangement. but as we go to press early
Se shall have to defer further notice until |
1ext week.
Bynon's State Directory is now ready
md will be delivered tossubscribers in this
;ity in few days.
Rev. NJ. G. Kantner will preach Christ
mas sermon next Sunday st IL A. n. at
he Evangelical Church. In the evening
The Living God" will form the theme OF
discourse.
Mrs. Ella Merrill and children, o.
Astoria. arrived in this city on Tuesdays
Express, on a visit TO relatives.
Divine services viii be held In st. Peters
Episcopal Church on Christmas morning,
t $50.
Ah0SFeIiucHGG II TttSufH& right along ana
will SOON be one OF the big towns ia the
ALLEY.
Mr. II. Flindt makes the boss boot. putt
ng his new patent in each boot, and h,s
'riees are lower than anybody. See his
ard aud give him CALL II
The AcCulty viii soon commence max
ng regular trips, going as TAR up the Will
annette as Harrisburg. l
Frank Cooper is about erecting system
t telephone lines in Salem. Il might pay
ome one to try it on here. Fl
Those handsome brackets at Peters 6 |
OK are just what the good wife wants
hey are convenient for so many purposes.
Lots OF frost this week. !
Titus Bros. have sold very large num-
er Of fine gold watches, massive Iewelry,
nd choice pieces Of silverware. all of
ahIeh are to1nake the hearts of fair ladies
allse with delight. Aud still others may J
e accommodated out Of his large stock.
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