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

Soar He have been presented with
several varieties of soaps from the AL
bany Soap Factory of Cartwright d
McCord, and from limited trial we
regard them as equal to toilet soaps of
Eastern manufacture. They are richly
colored and highly scented, and will
eradicate dirt or assist the tonsorial ar
tist as successfully and readily as any
other soaps In the market. We trust
our Oregon dealers will remember the
Albany Soap Factory when they want
anything In the way of "a dirt eradi-
Gator.
THE FIaHTITa PARsoN "ON IT."--
A personal alteration took place on
the streets of Eugene last week be-
tween Rev. l. d. Driver and another
equally belligerent individual, In
which the '.lie direct" and other ugly
words were exchanged. The asser-
tiou that the Rev. Driver called his
opponent llneal descendant Of fem-
inine canine quadruped we believe Is
erroneous. Each one Of the belliger-
ents interviewed the City Recorder of
Eugene to the amount of v.
CEMETERY NOTICE. Read the no.
tice with the above heading elsewhere.
1t is important that there should be n
meeting of the Trustees of the Albany
Cemetery Association, at an early day,
as the President Of the Board Is going
away and another must be elected In
his stead In order that lots may be sold
and deeds made out when occasion re-
quires. Remember that every lot own
er Is member of the Association and
entitled to vote next Tuesday at the
Court House.
PIpIFAx BrrrERs.-Through the
cortliallty of Mr.. o. V. Gerzabek, we
have had a sample of these celebrated
bitters and find them to be n pleasant
and wholesome tonic. Being strict
temperance drink and only used for
dyspepsia and indigestion, for which
they are sure cure, according to the
certificates of the most celebrated
physicians on the coast, they must be-
come general drink. Try them
Henry Myer Is agent for Albany.
THE STATE FAIR attracts great
crowd and there were many brilliant
and useful articles OF workmanship on
exhibition, but we do not remember to
have seen anything so superb and ele-
CANT there rs one may find by stepping
into Meaiey's furniture establishment
in this city. For beauty OF finish and
durability of manufacture, Charley's
furniture cannot be excelled, and his
upholstery is universally acknowledged
To be the best in the VALLEY.
HYMESIAI.-Our friend and fellow
citizen, Sam. f. Young, returned TO
this city last Wednesday with his East
ern bride, formerly Miss y. Althouse.
We tender the newly welded pair our
warmest congratulations and wish
them nli the happiness and bliss In the
vocabulary. Sam. Is one Of the very
best of gentlemen and eminently de-
serves that of which he, is doubtless
| posscssed-a true and loving wife.
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| CATTLE MARKET.-We learn that
cattle are much lower in the William
ette valley this fall than they were
last year. Fears are felt of n severe
winter, and consequently very few
buyers are about. The prices, rs neal
as we can get them, are as follows =
Last spring calves, $40 per head; year.
lings, SIS two-year olds, S25; three
year olds and cows, $40. The supply ID
said to be quite plentiful.
! ANOTHER FIRE.-L.ast Sunday Let
Burkhart's fence, about a mile south
of town, caught fire either from {
burning straw stack or from some care
1 less smoker passing that way, ant
burned over mile in length next t.
Jason Whceler's farm, causing a los
of $500 to Mr.. Burkhart. This DIR,
weather Is propitious for the fiery ele
ment, and too much care cannot b'
observed in preventing its ignition.
DIR. ABoRN the successful Oculist
Aurist, Catarrh, Throat and Lung PLY
sician, of San Francisco, whose re
markbIe success Is well known on tn,
Pacific coast, has been effecting SOM
wonderful cures in Portland, during
the past few weeks. DR.. Aborn can b.
seen professionally ut the Chemeketi
Hotel, Salem, from the 3rd until tn
18th of October.
COSMOPOLITAN DRAWING. - tn
drawing of the prizes in the cosmopQl
itan Benevolent Society will take plac
Monday, November 9th. The distri
button will be made imediately afte
the drawing Is complied.
FrRE.-Fifteen tons of hay and
barn containing several hundred bush
els of grain were destroyed by fire Il
Benton county, about nine miles iron
this city, last Friday all the propert
of Charles Logsden.
ALL OccUPIED.-There Is scarcely
house in town unoccupied. The de
mand for houses is on the increase, an
many moving families go elsewhere +
locate, in consequence.
CANNOT Albany contribute her NIT
to the aid of the Chicago sufferers ?