The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-27
AGENTS EoR The STATE Rights DEMOCRAT,

Scio........ Dan. Gaby 4 Geo. Christie
Salem. ......................-.B.F Il. +. Brown
Ths Ralles...........A. w. Ferguson.
Jacksqnvil vilie.................. ......J. X. Neil
THE STATE FAIR.-The East Port.
land Era, in an article severely exec.
riative of the late State Fair, states
that "a Portland gentleman offers to do
nate $4,000 for the removal of the
State Fair from Salem. OF course Al
bany is the most eligible point for the
location of that institution. Lying, a,
I our city does, in the heart of the great
Willamette Valley, and being the
Shire-town of the richest and most
productive county in the State, being
easily accessible by river and rail to
people from all iparfs of the county, ant
having the best, largest and most con.
venientfair grounds of any county in
the State, it Is eninently fitted in
every way for the holding OK the great
annual Exposition of our Common.
wealtk9 $sNeare assured that our citi-
Zeas will offer every reasonable in
slucement to secure its location here,
and also that the Linn County Agri-
cultural; Association will make a pres.
ent'of Their vast Fair Grounds to the
State Association, provided the Fair Is
located here. We do not know place
that would give more general satisfac-
tion to the people at large than Albany
nor a county that is more justly enti-
tied to the State Fair than Old Linn.
DIVORCES MADE EAsY.-Herc is a
nice little advertisement which is sent
US from Now York We publish it As
matter of curiosity. leaving Off the
advertisers name, so that they may
derive no benefit from it:
Dirorces.- states Divorce
Agency, established 1855. Divorces
legally obtained in every State where
tire laws are liberal ON the subject, and
under the United States laws, for per-
sons fonl any State or country-legal
everywhere tieseFtion, cruelty, nou-
support, drunkasmess, etc, sufficient
cause-nO publicity reauired--no fee
until divorce obtained.
This bringsthe divorce business down
to. a fine thing. and renders the marital
state as unstable and precarioiis as rail-
read tarelinz in New England, or the
relative value of greenbaeks to gold.
rERsoNAL-We noticed the follow
ing attorneys presenf during the Cir
cult Court: Senator Williams, Judge
Strong, r Williams, j. O. Thornton,
Portland !; w. ID. Hare. HiIisboro;
Ben. Hayden, EoIa, c. q. Curl, Salem;
X Il Butler, Dallas; T. g Strahan,
John Kelsey, F. A ciienoweth, r. L.
odeneal, Corvallis G. b. Dorris. Eli
gene; F. \. Tandy. Harrisburg; Dan
Gabys1sSeio; y. II. cranor, Geo. z
Helm, S. \. Johns, J. c. Powell, L
Fihn, n. Ii. Humphrey, j. J. Whit
ney, Fred AIaafeith, jos. Harmon, II
bany.
CIRcJIT Garn-Tp TO the hour of
going to press yesterday nothing of
special public interest had traaspired
fntthes Circuit Court Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday were occupied ia
demurrers, motions apd displaysef fus-
fiaH rhetoric and forensic eloquenee on
the part of attorneys. In the mean
time several divorce cases had been
showed through, and several unfortu-
nate. victims of naa5fimony were re-
leased from their thralldOm and are n0w
donbtless ready to be victimized again.
Laurt Will probably continue through
the greater part of next week.
TfE GoUNcIL.--4t meeting of the
Common Council, last Tuesday night,
"a Committee was appointed to contract
wifi the Willamette Iron Works for
twelve lien lamp posts, to be delivered
by Noyea,sber 9th a committee was
appointed to superintend the hanging
of the fire bell The Marshal was.or-
dered to notify the o. & C. r. r. Co. to
plank and gravel the streets where the
railroad switch crosses, and put them
I'm good repair within ten days.
THE latest benefit derived from wo-
IMAM suffrage is that of matrimonial
match being made up between a man
and woman jurorin Wyoming. While
they were finding man guilty of
grand larceny they stole each others
gizzards and promised to freeze to them
through thick and thin. They were
splieed by a Woman Squire and don't
Sit up all night to find any more yer-
a. ~
Al, vLEBAsoN.-lfK. J. Il. RaIsf0n,
late of Oregon City, iias purchased FL
kiitsn store in Lebanon and is doing an
immense business in the line of mes-
ehandise. He has been agent for the
DgsfOcKAT at Oregon City for many
years;IaEd we have always found him
a prompt and obliging gentleman. We
welcome him to Old Linn and wish
him abundant success.
CoMINa-Prof. Plummer, the injn-
table wit and elocutionist, will give a
series of his parlor entertainments at
Parrish's HALL, in this city, on next
kruesday and Wednesday evenings.
hose who desire to enjoy an intellect
aal treat and a hearty laugh, will not
<s.il to attend. Admission 80 cents.
Ghildrep double price. -.fss
THE EiDAHe HERALD.-We have re-
eeiyed the first number Of a paperbear-
ing the foregoing title. published at
Boise City and edited by our former
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