The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-11
Our New Advertisements.

Cur New Advertisements.
SANTrAu AcApEMr.-R tho advertise.
ment Of this educational institution among
the new ads. Lebanon, the village in which
this Academy is situated, has long been no.
ted for its beauteous scenery and healthful
locality. and the superiority of its edncn,
tional advantages has been the crowning fea.
ture Of its renown.
Mourn IIooD.-Messrs. Morris & Avery
advertise that the famous " Oregon Baby -.
the " Big Ok will beon exhibition at the
Fair Ground during the Fair.
LAW Harmon, Esq, this week filings
his banner to the breeze through the columns
of the DEAocRAT. He is young man Of
ability and promise, and deserves. encourage.
ment from tho public.
COLLECTOR OF CLAIMs.-Read tho, special
notice CT Vim. Davidson, Esq, Collector of
Claims and Real Estate Dealer, Portland.
He has reputation for promptness and re-
liability equal if not superior to any other
man in his lire of business in Oregon. Send
him your orders.
WHEAT WANTEp.-Messrs. Corbitt & Mac.
leay, of Portland, arc still paying the high.
est cash price for wheat. Read their an.
nouncement.
Observation-Disclosures B. Prescott informs
tho public that he is prepared to accommo.
date oil who desire anything in tho barber.
Gus line, two doors above Crawfords'
Flock, on main street.
r. Cheadle wants his debtors to pay up,
and announces the arrival cf new goods /;
also has furniture for sale.
FAvoRs.-our dark eyed little friend, Adah
Mendenhall, one day this week appeared at
our Office door with fruit.dish full of deli
ciously favored grapes, stating that "they
were for all of us" and vanished ere we
cdhld hardly get time to thank hor. The
printers are certainly fortunate when such
little angels visit them bearing in their
hands the richest fruits of Mother Earth's
vineyards.
We have been made the recipient of mag
nifcent present, from Mr.. o. p. Tompkins,
in the form of a beautiful tea urn, made from
.planish tin, handsomely moulded and Orna.
mented with birds, flowers, etc.
The publishers of the DEHocRAr are un.
der obligations to Mr.. 4. C. Jones. Secre-
tary of the Linn County Agricultural Asso.
citation, for complimentary tickets to the
Fair.
Mr. John Rothell, of Benton County, has
our thanks for q Fall Beauties and another
variety of apples.
And Mr.. Palmer, of IIiltebidel's grocery,
viii accept a most beaming smile for bas
ke. of Bartlett pears.
Also, We bow profoundly to Mr.. s. f.
Young. for powerful nice " melon.
And Fred Hill has purchased " RIG :"
and promises US spin around in it in a
short time.
Verify weare in circumstances -
/
| Will Coxrgsr.-The members Of tho CApiisl
Engine Company. No. I Of this city. contemplate
I eontestine Tor the premium offered hy the Linn
County i Agrieuiinral Association for the best FIRE
+ engine. Il hey N0 cEutesfa s1fbsnS uTefnEn
viii do sell 81 cultivate muscle. ms No. Of this
city has the reputation OF Icing second to no other
machine n the State Willamette (Ssieesl .fsr-
mer.
Good! Onestcrs against one.s;ers Greek
against Greek While our boys realize the
fact that they are nearly all raw and inexpe-
rienced iremcn. yet they will endeavor By
thorough practice and indomiiable pluck, 10
secure the beautiful prize which the gener-
Gus Agricultural Board has offered. If any
company carries that trumpet away frorp
Albany they will have to work for it, Mr.
Farmer. for what our boys may lack in cxpe-
rience they will be able to make up in the
supcriority Of their engine and the energy
with which they will labor for the prize.
However. if the Salem boys win it, our fire.
men will cheerfuIly yield the palm, satisfied
that they have met foeman worthy oil
their steel"
PERsoNALrTIEs.-We are glad to SEQ tina,
Mr. C. Burkhart is up and around again
after his late dangerous illness.
Mr.. Martin Payne and wife start back 70
Danyille. Ills, on visit, in few days
We wish them safe journey and speedy
return.
Frank Mason, of the Eugene Journal
called on US last week, en- route to Portland
His countenance was beaming with seraphit
smiles, and we imagine something is going
to be did.
Mr. L. Cheadle, of Umatilla, has arrived
in town and will take charge of the mercan
tile interests of his brother Mr.. r. CheadIe
who goes TO San Francisco shortly to tax
up his abode.
: A BEAUTIFUL EsTABLIsHMExr.-O. p. Tomp
!, kins & Co. Successors to p. w. Sphinx & Co.
= : have fitted up their new room in handsom
= manner, and arranged their goods in tn
. most enticing shape. When they get thei
? new invoice from San francisco, they wi
= have. stock costing near SIS, 900, embraC
|, ing everything that our growing market de
o rnands. There is an article Of stoves whic
every one should call and examine, calle
Ie the !" Barstow's Cook y 1t is the most com
g plete cooking stove yet invented, and wi
1t instantly fascinate the ladies'. The adyel
/. tiscment Of Messrs. Tompkins & Co., wi
g appear in the DEMOCRAT shortly. In th
t. meantime call and see them, at Houck
eI Myers brick, opposite the Overland Hote
2 GATHER YOUR APPLRs.-Farmers should RI