The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-19


field was elected President it Hancock
had succeeded, then his potatoes would
have cost him nothing. AS Garfield was
elected, Brenner's potatoes taste strongly
of money!
The wheelbarrow ride came off Monday
evening to the no small delight of the
little ones, who whooped it up lively as
the procession moved along.
The Chinese wash, houses have all closed
up Etisihcss, as they say they can not afford
to pay IS a mouth license. and there is no
end to the CONSERVATION and trouble 10 the
good people OF this city that it has created.
As we said last week. we see no good to
accrue from the ordinance, except TO COM
pei our people either to run their own
wash-houses or pay double prices for wash
ing. A light tax might have been paid.
but So per month is too large for the busi-
ness.
On Monday night ont at the depot
large bonfire was burning. and the hotel
was Illuminated handsomely. In addition.
when the procession marched along Ninth
street. the locomotive near the hotel an
swered hack the shouts Of the Republican
hosts with a Uhoopup that WAS heart ten
or fifteen miles away.
Fred Goriz has sold his interest I'm tlbe
CITY Market. and proposes trip to- Europe.
starting aI,ont the first of next month.
Fre,l is a genial hoy and we shall miss him.
We wish him ii nlcaSant journey to Baden.
and safe return.
.Ta>e Wheeler doomed mp alongside Char
ley Barnes in the Republican procession
Monday night. carrying torch and cheer
lug for Garfield in a manner beautiful to
behold 1t was an effeeting sight ami
Democrats wcpt silent but copious weeps
-perIaps.
Prot. 4. NJ. Catch has been secured as
principal of the Wasco independent Acad-
envy for the next ttree and oHe-haif years
And now the fierce bear,
VIII soon lose hiS hair.
If lie don't soon repair
10 his long wiuter's lair.
Where. willie scratching his nose,
Aud sucking his long toes,
H.. car, take sweet rrptssP.
Bidlinp defiance to all foes.
Why doi.'t you bring home our shot
gun?
F.M. Sadsworth hiet! to the mountains
Thursday on bear hunt.
Coal oiI-Best quality and lowest prices
| at Plumm"r's.
The Odi Fellows talk OF public :staIIa-
| tion in January.
That handsome case of stuffed birds at
Plnmmer's continues to attract general at
| tcntion.
Should the present weather prevails a
few days longer it will help railroatierS. hut
the farmers won't be rirklcd TO death BY a
| lnng shot.
The tnffv made ii O<Horrl'> is the kind
that suits Mclindn Ann.
The little lavrricS want to select the
Longest pair of toekngS thar have no holes
in them aud are clean, and lay them one
side to- haiig rp the night before
| Christmas. az oil Santa Clans l. bound ro
he OF, hand this year aud fiji them Mp " ith
| toys. catnlies. books. nuts. etc. If Han
cock had been elected this might ,,.,t have
+! Iieen the case.
Tie vr.ll * drawing Ia close. and it
J you want to hlnw you nuSe. Y" fo Bai,' =
and lu,v vonr clothes. ar,sl he'll throw in u
| h4tlsrrclii..t' l.. which to --pu.ls Your
nose. Just SOS.
Christmas Is coming and Piurnmcr is re-
ceiying handsome presents. Call early
ard mnk'. v'sur selections.
Such L-:,iI,iiul clear cold weather. 1t
| won't help the Steamboat navigation on
liz. river.
Tile. b,inlS of the Yaquina Bay railroad
have been placed upon the New York
markets, ami they go off like hot cakes.
'Rah for our railroad.
For drugs and medicines 90 to Plum
mcr's. He understands his business aud
will treat y"u we'll.
The brick on corner az Ferry and First.
occupied Fy F. II: Frtncil:,nd Mrs. j. T.,
Powell was tIn. most handsomely Iuhipar
eel an MONDAY night.
Wiley p. Al!en. the mH<ic dealer. KEGS
fill assortment Of <cl"ml hooks anG
<t.h"oi supplies. which can be procured
,.l,ear ~ Than eiSewher" la Albany. Re
meulb,-r the place-Wiley B. Allen.
O'r"l'% building.
Fresh cnenanrIfs at O<I,nrsl's At I5c each
Tie l,a,clsn,nest la,lics' dress good
etc. ut s. z. Toung's.
WHEAT at I'on,eroy. w. r.. Is quoted a
:s5 aud 4Oc PER bu~he. and mo- hayers n
that.
Re;ncmia.r that Joseph has ni,r x'ocl
at holiday g',otl<. which he proposes (,
close out. regardless "f c"st.
Fred Refs. at thc Revere House. ia agen
for the thistle 'lew wltisky-tlie best ia thu
market.
See the new advertisements OF C. w
O<born IN this issue. He Is the boss canti.
maker. tile little people all know.
Gov. Gibbs Is one cf orr FeatlIest nm
most entertaining speakers. and he has a'
unblemiSIetl reputation.
That Cl,ine1c ordinance passed by tn
City Council last week created breeze
The Cinnamon say the fax Is too muclse=
and propose TO quit. The only hardship
in the matter seems to he. NOT on the Chi
nameu, but on those who llavs emp!oye