The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-23


surance on their mill property burned re-
Gently at Grassridge. They were insured
| for $500, but some Of the properly
was saved.
The following teachers have been EN-.
ployed by the School Directors Of this dis
trict: f. F. Sox, principal assistants.
Mrs. w. NJ. Sox, Misses Hettie Miller,
! Rova Alexander and Mary CASTOR. AIr.
Sox will receive $50 per month. and the
assistants $50 each.
Harvest hands are reported scarce In
this valley.
Shall we have county fair In Septem-
ber or October ?
James Foster. Jr., and Billy Mansfield
have gone to Yaquina. Care for them
tenderly, Pete-they are good boys.
Last week Mr.. D. Mansfield was elected
Superintendent of the Albany Farmers
Co.'S warehouse in this city. As he had
but short time before been elected Secre.
tary OF the Company, he now fills the two
most important and trastworth offices
in the Company-and he's just the ooy
that can tio it, and do it well, and don't
you forget 1t.
The best kinds of coffee, ground an un.
ground. roasted and green, at Haffendcns.
Flax pulling will commence soon. Linn
will turn out considerable list dax this
season.
Farmers who need bacon, beans, pickles.
lard, syrup, salt, hams. canned fruit.
honey. crackers or cheese, should call aE
FIaffenden Bros, where they will always
0of a O0of3 arficla af l1xry r,rfcea
Charlea Haffenden returned from
Yaquina Bay on Tuesday, much improv.-
ed in health by his five weeks sojourn by
! the seaside.
w. s. Newbury, of Portland, swoppei
wa-wa with US on Wednesday.
Jay Blain and wife have gone to Astoria
for few days.
Pete Williams Is the handsome and
obllging ad interim at L. E. Blain's.
The NJ. E. Sunday School picnic across
the river on Wednesday was enjoyed by the
little ones.
The hot sun of last week cooked
hundred gallons of raspberries for Hon.
F. III. Wadsworth.
Capt. N. B. Humphrey Is slowly re-
covering from the bruises and mash up
caused by breaking the front axle Of q
buggy on Monday.
Extra chairs, tables. betlsteads, lounges,
ETC., needed for properly caring for harvest
| hands, can be obtained of James Dannals,
the boss furniture man.
George Terrell returned from months
recreation at south beach, Yaquina, on
| Monday.
Grasshoppers are reported as having
done considerable Injury to the crops In
| Ochoco.
The Omaha City Dads have contracted
with company to build water works tor
the city, agreeing to pay SS4 per year per
fire hydrant. and to begin witch 250 hy~
| drants. The city will thus pay S21, 600.
| for fire hydrants the first year. The
water works will cost 1850, ,O001
c. G. Cherry has the contract for the
iron front of Senders & Sternberg's build
| Ing. and is busily at work upon it.
Conrad Meyer is building an addition
of thirty feet to his store on corner of
Broadalbin and First streets.
Butter is in good supply. Buying.
121sc; retailing. 15@ zoe.
Hay Is coming in freely selling ae
from $6 to 50 per ton.
Eggs In good supply at zoe per dozen.
For bargains iii summer wear go to L..
E. Blain's.
Miss Howard is up form Oregon City on.
visit.
The Denorest patterns are the best fot
ladies and chiitlren's clothing, while thev
are the cheapest. For sale by Mrs. Coll.
Van Cleve at this office.