The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-22
LOCAL prcKINGs.

The ears are generally full of passen-
gers on their way South.
A. n. Arnold has been assessing this
city during the past week.
4 light sprinkle of rain fell ut this
place on last Thursday morning.
All the warehouses in town are about
full of wheat and still it pours in.
Judge Strahan passed through town
last Thursday on his way to Salem.
A great deal of fine stock is arriving
on the Fair Ground for exhibition.
A number more fine horses arrived
on the Fair Ground last Wednesday.
DR.. Alexander and wife and james
Douthit started for Salem yesterday.
Blain 4 Young are still receiving in
voices oftheir immence stock of new
goods.
Mr.. Stephen Riley has been appoint
ed night watch with salary of $50 per
month.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer prevents the hair from falling
off, Use it.
u. S. District Attorney John G. Cart
wright spent day or TWO in town dur
ing the week.
q. Robinson is fitting up n nice ere
freshment stand' on the corner OF First
and Ferry streets.
Keifer & Rogers have built and fit
ted up neat addition to their bar room
at the Albany Brewery.
r we hear that Johnny Harris, of
Yamaill, will be ON hand ut the Fair
with u ''dead FAST PAGER.
J. r. Herren, of the Fraklin Neat
Market, will be prepared TO furnish
meats of all kinds on the Fair Ground.
y new store is being opened in DIR.
Tate's brick building ON First street.
Parties from San Francisco, We learn.
The Livery Stables of this city will
run coaches continuously between town
and the Fair Grounds during the COM
ing week.
Read Dow & Cranes new ad., and
then go and examine their stock OF
boots and shoes. They have n splen-
| did assortment.
If the weather is suitable Carothers
will supply all who desire it on the
Fair Ground with Soda water from an
Arctic Fountain.
Nlre Jeal & Co.'S Circus will be ut
the Linn county Fair next week and
will give some of their pleasing enter
tainments.
| The harvest is over, the summer is
ended, and all of the grain in Linn
county is saved and is worth one dollar
and the rise per busiiel.
Among the horses brought up the
other day for the races were Baskets
Norfolk, Lodi flley and another the
name of (which We did not learn.
The Methodist church is still on
wheels on Its way to the ''green fields
of Eden, Rand is expected to arrive at
its destination the last OF the week.
The report which was III circulation
last week, in regard to the sinking oi
the t-estle-work joining on TO the rail
road bridge at Harrisburg was ineor-
rect.
4. B. Paxton, OF Brownsville, takes
as good Rembrant pictures as can be
taken in this State; and remember hC
viii stop taking them at the end of the
good weather.
A brown setter dog, with q leather
collar strayed or was stolen from the
ST. Charles Hotel day or two since
Suitable reward be will given for infor.
nation of his whereabouts.
Joseph Purdom, who started for Wal
Ia Walia with 1fr. Hanan and Lewis
ketchum, met with an accident about
four miles this side Of Mount Hood. oil
the Barlow road, which caused him tC
return to this city.
The telegraph line parted betweer
: Albany and Corvallis last Wednesday
but the damage was promptly repaired
by Willie Rice, operator at this place
Ashby Pearce returned last weel
, from visit to his old home in Illinoi
, looking much improved by the trip.
FINE CoLT.-When on the Fai
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