The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-06-18
Mrs. Parrish has all Kinds of ch:ldren,s

Mrs. Parrish has all kinds of ch:ldren's
under clothing. as well as nice hats,
bonuets, flowers, ribbons, etc.-fresh ar
| rivals. too, cheaper than anything.
The Grand Lodge I. O. G.. T. met in this
city on Tuesday. The attendance was
very good.
The Star System of dress cutting is the
latest.
Charley Haffenden has been having a
seiSe of chills. and he don't admire them.
Prot. Powell went up to Eugene to
attend the commencement exercises of the
State University this week.
Frank French and Ike McCIung went ND
to Mary's Peak last week on a fishing ex-
cursion. The fish were good and plentiful,
hut too much rain spoiled tbs fun.
Miss Piper gives her annual musical
| concert at the Opera House this evening.
She will be assisted by the Ladies' Cornet
Band, who will appear in their new uni
form. Everybody wants to go.
Wheeler s. Dickey can turn yon cut a
nice team in short order. Call at their
stable.
Johnnie Denny. aged about two years,
died at Mrs. Smiths who has been caring
for him since his mothers death six months
since, on Wednesday morning. His dis
ease was probably the same as that of his
mother, consumption.
Miss Ada Rice returned to her home in
this city on Tuesday from Salem, where
she has Been for some months attending
the Sisters School.
The Babcock fire extinguishers have
been thoroughly tested by the Salem Fire
Department and pronounced just the thing.
The Democracy of this city met on Tuesday
night and concluded to hold q ratification
meeting as soon as the nominee of the Cincin-
natl Convention was made known.
a full assortment OF spectacles, at
French's.
Following are the officers OF the G. C. R.
Arch Masons, installed last Saturday at
Portland: D. p. Mason, G Fl p F. N.
Shurtlefr, d G III P; Binger Herman.
Grand King Wallace Baldwin, G $; R.
P. Earhart, G Sec C. Taylor, g T =; Rob
ert Glow, Capt of the Host Seth L. Pope,
G L.
The Pioneers met at Portland on Tues
day. A large number were present, and
the occasion proved of great interest.
The coming State Fair is beginning to
awaken general interest Preparations for
celebrating the 4th of July at the grounds
are being made OH grand scale.
Fresh butter, vegetables, berries, new
puzzles, ETC., at Haffsnlen Brothers.
E'Sin and Waltha,n watches, very
cheap, at F. N. Frenct's.
II you calculate to go to the State Fair
next month, don't fail to go to Blsim's AID
get Fair suit, patent pockets and all.
The LADIES' Industrial Society meets at
our house next Tuesday. BE on hand.
The official vote of the county is given
elsewhere in this issue. File the paper
away for future nse.
Dir. Wsbber will get through enumerat-
ing for this city this week.
Gail at James Dsnnals', and you will be
astonished to see the amount OF handsome
furniture on hand, ana the low prices at
which it can be obtained.
Our old friend Joseph Pearl, ESQ, OF
Halsey, spent few pleasant moments
with US on Wednesday.
Grand Lodge I.O.G.T. meets in June,
1881. at Hillsboro
Blue Ribbon Club tomorrow evening.
Good programme offered.
Charley Haffenden. w. U. Baltimore
and family, started for Yaquina Bay
yesterday.
A large invoice of new styles in milli-
merry, hats, bonnets, etc, received this
week at Mrs. PowdN.s, to which the Atsen-
tiOn Of the ladies is invited.