The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-10-14


/ GEyERAIIrirs-Mr Isaac Miller, an old
and we'll known citizen OF Linn county.
starts in day or two for new home n,
Ashland, Jackson county. Oregon. where
We hope he may enjoy the best OF
health and the most prosperous fortunes TO II
ripe old age.
DIR. Alexander gave us call whilo an n
flying visit home from the Legislature last
Saturday. DOC never lets his Legislative
seat &c, very csli because Of his absence.
and some members assert tina, they believe
he sleeps there 30 as to he on hands at any
and NIL times.
Seven religious denominations have sta
ted services in this city: The United Pres.
byterians. Old School presbyterians. Gun
berland Presbytcrians, Southern Me,ho.
disis, Northern Mcthodisi.. Babiists and
congregationai-,s.
The hat fashions f,r ladies was shor,
time ago about ran into the ground in con.
sequence of the su,aliness Of ,IJse capiliai )
coverings, but nnw iEey are about ~ peue.
trate the sky. ani the ancient Tower of label
isn't Il circumstance in hight rs compar-d
to the new agony. They naxe II woman
look like u Il .hanimciau Derris mounted
on the summit Of an Egyptian pyramid
but We guess its nome If our business.
MIS-. Lea Lujs n. the sensational eGnes
'r;eane. is d"ii4i;'lE the PGri'nr- ii s.. en-
by her startling iios,ei.icl, f-ais az Red
0pera ugu-e. i,y riding bareback a..,a.....
tae entire rop.n Ut t. terrific ga!lor. S..e
wears fesi c,iarel, 'i.., d'tinS apparel,
and her wild horse of Tar'ary'' is mare.
We will pr"''abiy he able 10 give the partic.
ulars of her tout en- seniLte guess ;hat's wha,
tine French call it, after wo return from The
State Fair.
Wheat st,ll rates at from 65 to 20 cents in
this market, with u visible falling off ia tie
suoply-laro,srs seeming IL hold lack in
hope uf better price, which We trust they
will get, but we cannot see any very latter.
ing prospects for the realization Of such
hope in tie immediate future.
Blain. Young Co. aud Kuhn & ca. have
just had the front of their stores painted
clean white colpr. which adds much to their
exterior atfrae;iseness. Everybody knows
thar the inside Of those two stores are always
attractive.
Our old friend. Claiborne Hill, Of Browns
vile, has at last so far recovered bis health
and his eye sight as to tra"el abou. again n
usual. We trust he may fast regain his
usual yigor and live many years yet TO bless
his friends by bis genial presence and hit
upright example.
Mr. ". B. Donaea runs hacl, every Sat
urday between this city and Lebanon, and
we commend him to public patronage.
r. C. Harper & Co. always keep neat
and reliable, stock Of goods on hand. and
those gentlemen are 50 agreeablc and accorno-
dating that the best Of bargains can always
be procured at their establishment.
Sir. Geo. freeland, brother Of our post
master, is at present sciourning with hir
friends in this city.
Uncle Jimmy DJuthIt, well known
,hrougnou. all Oregon. left Linn county with
his family this week for 0choco Valley,
where he designs making his future home.
Peace and prosperity go with him.
The excellent communication from va
qhina Bay will appear next week.
John Briggs has some superior FAX riddles
for sale.
Geu. Patterson sold his neat residence in
the eastern part of town, last week, for
Sl.050. s
81 Isaac Conn has erected tasty Dwelling
house in the south part Of the city
There are s griss mile and is saw mills in
Linn eocnty. t's'e' . = 3. g. - - 't@sa
Cowanl 4 Co. are receiving a gergeoas stock Of
goods.
Mrs. Il. G.. johnson. Of Corvallis, had
$40 stolen from her bed last week and
also man was relieved Of $40 by
highwayman near that city.
SALEa OIL.-G. T.. Set,lemier. Druggis',
First street. Albany, is selling Salem Lin
seed Oil at 81 80 per gallon.