The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-04-16

Cold. raw day Wednesday.

Cold, raw day Wednesday.
Several fog these nights.
Messrs. f. NJ. Wadsworth and F. M.
Westfall headed for the Cascade mountains
on Monday
Mr.. ). r. Herren started for WallA
"aiia yesterday, on visit.
w. B. Barr goes to Eastern Oregon on
surveying contract at nm early sIay.
Dunk Monteith will accompany him.
Wm. Raiston and son Lonner will take
trip TO Eastern Oregon next week.
Ike conn and wife have gone up to The
mill near Sweet Hcme, where they w,u
remain for month or two.
Miss Effie Reed, who has been ycrv III,
Is reported recovering.
Nice cheese at Haffenleu Bro.a ,vnsr.
can be found, also, the best baking pow.l~s
in the world. All klrsds OF sauces, s.a,,,,s.i
fruits, fish etc. Butter and vegetables.
nice lard in fact anything you wan. at
Haffenden's.
A good deal of labor aud wealth Ia 10
be expended on the Yaquina wagon road
tins season, widening the grades, bniidiI4e
new bridges, etc.
Ans. Marshali's Tam O'Shanter, Jr.. IA
one ofthe handsomest horses ofthe ClytitA-
lalc-Messenger stock we have seen. While
built for strength and endurance he sas
splendid action. Our farmers want Co
see him-he is just the Kind OF stock they
want.
For goods at less than cost, go TO jack
sons
Two weeks of fair weather and our far.
mers would have all their Spring work
finished. So far our farmers are nearly u
month ahead of last season.
From every diredtion we heare that the
fall grain never looked better or saSs
better promise Of large yield.
We may as well prepare for high wnset
this Spring-all indications point strtsfIly
that way.
A Representatives of a San Fralnisto
bridge building company has beeu Walt
ing the city, and figuring on the cost or q
bridge across the Willamette here.
Scrofulous erurtions, such as pimpioa.
! discoloration of the skin. especaaiIy la
| the face. will disappear rapidly by n&tng
/ Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier.
| Work has commenced ON the YaqniisA
Railroad. Whoop her up lively. This
nice weather makes us feel like trip to ths
Bay would be lawful splendid
He said he had wrought out the 13--Is
/ IL puzzle when a quiet individual
marked: s.I suspect you did 1t, ir 5os
say so but II / were In your place 4
should feel kind o. proud Of my little abIii-
ties as first rate liar.''
The most comprehensive treatise 90
| diseases of the blood and their trratusent.
| contained In one bottle Of Pftlus1srs 8
| Oregon Blood Purifier, If used NccoFsiiI,g
| to directions.
Weather prophets are already predict
ing plenty of good weather and unusually
heavy crops this season. Closh.
Is this year to pass into forgetfnlness
without some system of drainage being
inaugurated by our city dads?
Ready cash secures great bargains. M
you will find by dropping into L. 4.
, Bla;ns clothing establishment.
Mr Suksdorf, Supervisor OF Census SoF
Oregon, made US most pleasant visit on
Tuesday. He is a thorough and energetic
conference.-the right man in the right
place.
During the absence of M. John Conner
in San Francisco, Mr.. Merrill is running
the Bank in a very satisfactory manner.
Hon. II. F. SuEsdorf took the southern
train on Wednesday, to look after cesss0a
matters in that section.
Ala Harris arrived hou1e on Wednesday
uight, from months visit to San Frau-
cisco.
Two hundred dozen eggs were barterrtl
on Wednesday tor one bit per dozen. the
retail price being from Is to 1890.
Don't forget French whom you want
your watch cleaned or repaired-1icsss
place in the city.
Fresh and choice venison hams at HafIrH
den Bros.
Linn county has been divided into nine
census districts requiring the appointment
of nine enumerators, who will be appoint
Ell during the coming four weeks.
Hon. Cyrus Dolph and Mr.. Woodward
passed through the city on "Wednesday
from Corvallis, en- route for their homes
: in Portland. Mr.. Dolph has been men
toned as tie Republican candidate & I
Circuit Judge of the 4th district, but As hs
has a large and lucrative law business ~
hardly think he will accept.
The Greenback County Convention ~
$ sembled yesterday, but too late for tn
proceedings to appear in this issue.
IA Judge Walton, OF Eugene City. passel
through our city en- route for COrvalli
J. yesterday.
Capt. N. B. Humphrey started 70
: Pendleton on Wednesday, where he goe
as counsel for James Turner, ON trial 10
r murder.
sprsns and summer ssyIes eTbry 0eea.
The new styles Of dress goods, etc.. 70
$ this season, are being received 1t ..
l. Young's and are unusually handsome an
n rich, willie prices are very reasonable
" Mr.. Young's stock Of general merchandise