The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-07-02

Linn county with great acceptabilify dur
ing the four last years past.
DIR. Ed. Clark expects to ''strike out''
In search of new home next week.
Success and fortune attend him wherever
lie goes.
Mr.. Sorbin returned from tour through
the upper country on Monday. He was
as far out as Lewiston.
DIR. J. L. Hill, who has been east of the
Cascades, is expected to return to his
home this week.
Mrs. Annie Taylor, nee Bentley. OF
Walla Walla, w. r., has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Judge Johns, of shia city, for
some days.
The torchlight procession of Friday
night was success, Democrats and Re-
publicsins joining in putting it through In
good shape. We never knew of a ratffica-
tion meeting engineered by the Democracy
to 60 of with SO little exhibition Of hood
loomism as that of Friday night. The
ladies turned out en- masse to see the
bonfire and rockets, and while no exhor-
bitant amount of enthusiasm was manifest
ed. the whole affair passed of very cred
itably.
The newly elected county officers take
their seats next Monday.
Ex-senator Gordon, of Georgia, has
accepted position la developing the
mining interests of this State, and is. ex-
pected to arrive here coon. He will divide
his time between Oregon and Georgia.
Great preparations are making for the
picnic at Roberts bridge OH the 10th
Saturday week. There will be plenty of
sodawater, etc., on the premises, but no
intoxicating beverages will be allowed.
Two car leads OF Cinnamon came up on
Monday. under charge of j. H. Quaid, to
work OH the Albany & Lebanon railroad.
Mr.. Clement will move to Portland
soon. Sorry to lose Clem., but biz is big.
If You desire to be noticed while at the
Fair, go to L. E. Biain's and get one of
those handsome Fair suits.
The White sewing machine Is the boss.
L. F. Blain is the agent.
Ballard, Isom g. Co. pay the highest
cash price tor merchantable wheat.
Next meeting OF the City Council will be
held Tuesday evening, July 18th.
The Republicans OF this city will meet
at the Court House on Monday evening,
July 9th. for the purpose Of organizing a
Garfield Club.
Mrs. Parrish is selling millinery very
low.
Take your wheat to Ballard. Isom & Co.
an.l hn1,a II vr,or3a into o~oollonf Honr for n
small toll.
Handsomely trimmed bonncts and hats
at reduced prices at Mrs. G. Psrrish's.
The Albany Express train has been char.
tered by the Democracy of this city 70
take crowd to Halsey Friday night to
great extent, however.
Mr.. Peter Hume, enumerater for Browns
vile and adjoining precinct. will be at the
Court House the first of next week to cor
rect any mistakes or make any additions to
the enumeration of those precincts.
Three men and one woman were cared
for by the police on Sunday night. Too
much gin had quite copsot their equal
abrahams.
The notorious Bill English, of Indiana.
is the nominee Of the Democracy for Vice
President.
Try that sugar of lemon at Haffenden
Bros. Lemonade tins weather Is prime.
AS thet4th will be celebrated at Salem
on Monday-wash-day-a good many peo-
pie can't go.
Friliters tell us that Strawberries are not
as prolific this season as last.
Rev. E. r. Geary, of Engene City, was
in the city Monday.
The celebration at Tehama will take
place on the 5th-Monday next.
Mrs. f. 81. Miller and her mother, Mrs
| Armstrong, OF Lebanon, were in the city
| in the front OF the week.
A thunder storm OF short duration or
Monday cooled and purified the atmos
phcre-a big thing.
This weather the grain crop is coming
on nicely. One Granger says you can sc,
it grow. Ard won't We have immeus,
crops ?
Excellent d: led beef at Haffendcn Bros.
Fair times. The tightness in the mon
/ CJ usal ROb VIII HCCp - OLbS at uOIIl6
Thomas Galloway has returned from hi
| trip cast of the mountains. He expects Il
return to Spokane.
Judge Bonham, of Salem. was in TIN
city on Wednesday.
Whenever we hear that the busines
men of CITY turn In and pull up the gras
in front of their business houses, we ar
satisfied they expect q revival Of trade il
the near future.
Nice perfImery at the City Drug Store
The water was let into the mains oI
Tuesday. and now we are better prepares
to squelch fires than any city in the State
Water was thrown distance of 90 feet
througha section OF fire hose attached t.
the hydrant on First aud Calipooia streets
Every one Is wild over the Garfield ant
Hancock boom. and r. Saltmarsh sell
i goods ut lower prices than ever.
A. C. Jones, Esq, ofJacksonyille, arriV
ed In this city on Wednesday.
A. B. McIlwain on Wednesday received
large invoice of new goods. among whicl
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