The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-13
HOME AND ABROAD.

Our great RrnnunobnerS style oiHalr
dressing is becoming the agony.
Coal oil has boen found to be an ex-
cellent cure for spridns and rheumatic
pains.
The residence of Lewis Wilson, near
Corvallis, was burned last Friday; loss
200.
Bro. Titus has glitterlng' and gor-
geous display of jewelry In his show
window.
Blain, Young & Co. have any amount
Of new goods, and are constantly In re-
ceipt of more.
AS autumn Is upon us we await
some gushing original poetry on the
"sear and yellow leaf.
Comstock 4 20 have stored nearly
10000 bushels of grain In their ware
house In this city this year.
Nobody should go bootless so long as
Dow 4 Crane keep so large and hand
some stock over the way.
Robinson & Richter have fitted up Il
neat resort for the ''imbibulous" on the
corner Of First and Ferry streets.
A Portlander was so severely stung
the other day that 1t took four men to
drink whisky enough to cure him.
Ambrose Sloan, who but four weeks
ago married Miss Mclaughlin In this
city, died at Eugene last Saturday.
II somebody don't bring US wood on
subscription pretty soon we'll have to
buy 1t and charge cash for our paper.
Halls Vegetable Sicllian Hair Re-
newer cures gray hair by causing 1t to
return to It's youthful color and vigor.
Winters Gallery Is turning out an al
most fabulous number Of pictures. The
"Rembrandt" seems to be the favoritc.
The proprietor OF Willamette Valley
passed over his domain from Portland
to Eugene last Sunday in his palace
car.
Carothers' soda fountain squirtcth at
the State Fair this week, consequently
we have to take ourn In something
milder.
Red silk parasols are to be the novel;
ty next season, TO be made very large,
and edged with fringe, feathers, or
black lace.
The potato bug throws up the sponge
In the presence of a Pennsylvania fly
bearing the name of thyridopetrix ep-
hcmeriformis.
Walla Walla Valley ought to be the
nervous woman's heaven-there isn't
II flea or a crack-voiced preacher In
that latitude.
Don't forget that Julius Gradwohl
has n large invoice of new goods and
some elegant new cook stoves OF the
latest patterns.
The West Side says thirteen cases are
now I'm Haila Halla. He don't say
what kind OF cases, but we suppose he
means hard eases.
Our Brownsville readers will not for
get that \. b. Paxton, the classic mr.
tist, Is still taking those superb Rem
brandts at that place.
Ike Long, one of the best "pfints"
In the business, and at present fore
man of the Netc Northaoest, called on
US during the week.
Mr.. Henry Myer is retitting and re-
painting his establishment, and will
shortly be prepared to receive his
friends in elegant shape.
As everybody has sold his wheat and
received his pay, we trust he will re-
member that the printer Is entitled to
compensation for his paper.
Several grieveus typographical blum
ders appeared in our IHalla Walla letter
last week. but do not view US with a
cricket's eye on that account.
ALI. Tureman, one Of the good men
Of old Linn, has taken new departure
from this region and east his lot with
the people of Eastern Oregon.
We understand that Rev. J. w Van
cleve, a Methodist minister, and broth
er Of Coll, is the new editor of the
Register. He drives prolific quill.
| Read our Ochoco correspondence
elsewhere. It is interesting and gos-
sipy, and we trust its author will favor
us with frequent lucubrations from his
pen.
The Albany College has nearly 81
students and the roll Is increasing daily
President Warren and his able assist.
ants are already reaplng golden opin-
ions.
An opposition line Of boats will prob
ably soon be put on the willamette
Two bonts are already purchased, one
of which is now in use q the lowe
river.
Uncle Jimmy Douthit goes back Il
Ochoco next week; also Jas. Elkin
goes to that country to reside hereafter
Jimmy is good boy anywhere, an,
our loss is Ochoco's eternal gain.
/ With half our citizens gone to tn
State Fair and the other half at hom,
busily engaged in counting their TWEEN
| ty-dollar pieces, it is rather diflicul
for ye poor editor to manufacture al
acceptable local column.
The Register has become octagona
in shape and enlarged in proportions
/ thus showing that its proprietor ha
much wealth at his command as wei
as 'great expectations ahead". W
: congratulate Van and his patrons.
i REAL EsrArE.-Fellowing arc the transac
tions since our last report
James Sanderson to L. Il. Wheeler, for $37s
r. NJ. Elder to Daniel Bringle. for 81 $50.
Cnuana 70 Inhn Iso,n for 49 E1l "a