The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-11

troubled through the night with sheriff's
bailifs all in sight. At last his wife unto
him said; "Rise up at once. get out of bed.
and get your paper, ink and pen, and ad-
vertisc to all good men," lie did as his
good wife advised, and in the paper adver
tised. Crowds came and bought of all he
had; his notes were paid, his dreams were
glad, and he will tell you to this day. how
well did printers ink repay.
ALBANY COLLEGIATE lSsrirurE.-This in
stitutian inaugurated an educational season
on last Monday week. with Prof NJ. 7.
Crawford as Principal and Miss Julia FL
kins as assistant. Both teachers are highly
recommended hy those who have knowled ge
of their attainments. and we doubt not the
institution under their management will Ire
eminently successful. They already have
some co students in attendance. with daily
accessinns to the number. See advertise.
ment for terms.
THE LAw.-By reference TO our new nd.
r. Helm has resumed tho practice of his
profession in our eitv. lie has fitted up a
nea, office in the old quarters of Cranor &
Helm. oyer Cowan's store. whers he may lie
found by those desiring any business trans.
actcd in the line Of his profession. He is
tno well known in Linn county to need an
extended introduction through cur columns.
IIoNE AcAlS.-IIon. C. =. Burkhart and
wife and Rev I. 5. Kendall returned on
the last steamer from a visit to the Atlantic
States. Thos Mon,ei,h, Esq. also arrived
from, San Francisco, where he has been
engaged for ,snIne months in representing z
the interests of the firm Of Beach Il Mon.
tei,h. Of this city, in the disposal of their
-four, etc. We give them all cordial vel
come home.
TnAcxL.rIxG.-We are told that the track
still lacks about FIVE miles of being to JEFF
fersnn, which indicates that the progress Of
that department of the railroad Is hardly
perceiyable At the rate which they tiaye
been laying the track thas far between here
and Salem, it will "hustle them right
smart to get to this city by the first of
january.
ASoTHEE ENTERPRISE. capitalists
and business men of Nevads city have coH-
ceiAed the idea of getting mp an Industrial
FaiA The managers are among the most
respansibe and respected citizen. Of Neya-
da, who engage in this enterprise for the ben
eft of the School Fund.-Stars aad Stripes.
Auburn, Cal. Sept. lst, 1870. See adver,
tisenisnt in another column,
c. s. MILLER. Of the Dalles. has a COL
umn advertisement in the Mountaineer. and
we fop pc every newspaper in the State will
puff him. for it is the only instance Of
the kind that we know of in Oregon. Such
an enterprising man as Mr.. Miller shows
hims self to be is bound to get rich-''and We
hope how SOON"
FiyIsHED.-The railroad track is graded
to the 100 mile stake and the graders were
all discharged and paid off in this city last
Saturday. You better guess the money flew
around in this city for day or two after
wards, but we heard of very few cases OF
disturbance, and all parties seemed desirous
of keeping clear of our Marshal's clutches.
! A BoATi A Boar Last Wednesday
the p. L. Co.'S paiatial steamer ''Shoo-Fly'
put in an appearance at the Albany wharf
being the first vessel larger than raft
which has navigated the Willamette above
Salem for three months. We expect to have
regular steamboat connection with Portland
Observation-Disclosures permitting.
/ A GIRL oE THE PERIoD.-A tsmar
/ girl, f" in Benton county, few days ago
popped the question to her bashful lover
asked his parents content, got marriage
1 license, spoke to the parson and had thu
knot tied. The poor fellow was never 81
astonished in his life as when he founs
himself married.
| How To Do Ir.-A young man in Pella
Iowa, responded to New York sharper
advertisement that for 80 cents receip
would be given by which means any on,
might communicate with his friends at .
distance without pen or ink. The receip
Icame: '.Write with lead pencil yo,
Id fool !"
Mrs. MATILDA FLETCHER is lecturing ii
Iowa on the very curious subject of q Af7e
Marriage, What?" As she is married W
suppose she ought to know all about it with
out going over the country asking sucI
La foolish question. But some folks neye
learn anything by experience
Will BUILD.-We are informed that Mr.
A. Hackleman has donated lot, in tn
eastern part of this city, to. the NJ. E
Church, South, and that the congregation
design erecting a suitable edifce for publ
worship upon it at an early day.
ONE of the best papers that comes to ou
table is the Burlington lIowa) Gazette.