The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-18

Mrs. d. IL Wakefield, of Fortla nd, Is
visiting her many friends I'm this city,
Mrs. Johns has moved her milliHTy
establishment UP stairs over Beach y
store.
A large number Of our heaviest far
mers have already sold their wheat n,
81 per bushel.
Several young lmlies and gentlemen
enjoyed game of lcroquet ut Hacklc-
mans grove last Saturday.
The communication from "Raleigh"
Is too late for this week, but will appear
I'm next weeks DEMOCRAT.
T.. +. Russell and Dick Williams, at-
torneys of Portland, put In an appear
anceat our sanctum during the week.
Several San Francisco capitalists, in
tercsted in the new purchase of the w.
V. Il G.. NJ. w. II. franchise, are in the
city.
The Jury in the McAllistcr-C Cundifi
case disagreed last Friday. The ease
will 90 over till next term of Cohnty
Court.
| ]. \. Winter, photograph artist Of
this city, has recently taken some of rs
fine Rembrandt pictures as we have
ever seen.
Thanks to- Mr.. Brenncr OF the st.
Charles, for fishistical favors, and To
| Gus. Layton for watermelon treats.
| Good boys.
Rev. c. W. Shaw Is the newly APP
pointed Methodist preacher In this city.
The former pastor, Rev. c. u. Todd,
goes to Roscburg.
Titus Brothcrs have just received n
large invoice of first-ciass jewelry from
New York, which we advise our read
ers To call aud examine.
J. c. Head & Son, formerly OF Olym-
pia, have recently purchased the Scio
tin store and taken up their residence
In that thriving little burg.
Bishop Keenef, who will preside ut
| the Conference Of the n. T.. Church,
South, next month, Is said To be u
preacher of distinguished ability.
If you covei the everlasting thanks
and the most beatiflc smiles from your
Susan Mariar, just treat her with Car
others Arctic Soda. It's sure Hop.
Our city has within the week hail nm
accession Of two pleasant families-N..
f. Howcllis and Charley Cartwright.
We checrfullr welcome them TO home
| among lis.
Albany Fire Company has hecn in-
vited to parade With the Portland Fire
men in that city on Sept. 1. Our boys
| have not decided positively whether to
| accept or not
Gus. Layton Gays he delivers every
thing purchased ut his store free
throughout the city. We believe near
ly all our merchants have made the
same arrangements now.
| Among the numerous preparations
| for gray hair in the market we COM
mend to our rea.ier's Halls Vegetable
Sicilian IIair Renewer as the best. Our
druggists keep it for sale.
4. B. Paxton will only operate in
the picture gallery at Brownsville for a
few weeks icnger, and If you want one
Of his superb Iembrandts you must
call there soon. Biz is biz.
A little son Of I'd. Trites, of this coun-
y,,died last Saturday. He was about
five years old, was bright and prom
ising little felloAl, and will be great
loss to his bereaved parents.
jerry briggs, Esq, will in a-short
time differ his mammoth farm for sale.
1t is located on the Santiam, in one of
the richest sections of Linn county,
and contaAps about 600 acres.
For gofgeously good boy commsnd
us to Dallas Price. who planted three
fine watcrmaons upon our table yes
terday. Dallas has rendered himself
precious in the Aght of the printers.
I Rev. w A. Finley, of Corvallis, will
preach In the Cd Irt House, this city,
at ii o'cioekncxtf sahhath. This being
the last appointffent for the year tho
friends arc respectfully invited to at
tend.
4 VIM. Gird has the prettiest span of
eream-colored ii1ggy ponies that we
have ever seen ih Oregon. They are
such perfect mat9hes that Bill had to
cut scar on one OF them to distinguish
him from the othet.
+ S. T.. Young, of this city, has started
for San Francisco TO lay in goods for
4
the store of Blain,l Young & Co., and
from thence he will go on to the A tlan-
tic States on visitl to be absent about
six weeks. We Wish him pleasant
and safe trip.
The young Harrisburg gentleman
who last Sunday took his girl out bug
.gy riding, and who gpt his horse mired
in the mud, and wh0v after he got out
tried to wipe hishorsc ofxwith his pocket
handkerchief, requests US not to mem
ton it in the paper
"A quaint old gentleman, OF an ac-
tive, stirring disposition, had q lpan to
work in his garden who was quiae the
reverse. "Jones,''' said he, "didl you
ever see snail ?u Certainly Isaid
Jones. .'Then,,' said the old man,
s'you must have met him, for you new
er could overtalzc him.
Here's change fora wife. A friehd
of ours travelling through the country
the other day, saw . beautiful young
lady in her fathers harvest field, nhk
ing a full hand at binding along with
the men. Her soft little hands were
encased in stout gloves, and she was
Just making thu Golden stalks Of grain