The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-06-16
LOCAL prcKrNas.

sheep.
senator Kelley will arrive at Port
land tomorrow.
Thanks to Jas. Herren for Ice to cool
our parched tongue.
You can now get your soda water ut
Carother's Drug store.
Wheat in San Francisco, $40 a.
2.45. In Albany, 81 per bushel.
Abe Hackleman has gone cast of the
mountains with drove of cattle.
briggs II Carters planning mill does
some of the best work In the State.
Work of laying piers of the Harris
burg bridge will begin next Monday.
Saw man on our streets Monday
wearing pair of calico briskerloons.
Hon. n. II. Cranor and A. Carothers
have returned from trip to Astoria.
John Conner is cleaning out the space
upon which his new bank Is to be built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deekard started on
their wedding tour to Astoria last Mon
day.
Parker's mill has turned out 10000
feet of lumber for the Halsey ware
house.
Lots of Indians about town. Don't
employ them unless they can show
passes.
Our Brownsville readers will please
notice the new "speciap of Almon
Wheeler.
Our genial friend Mckinney. of Har-
risburg, paid our sanctum visit last
Tuesday.
Howard Mansfield Is lying very low
with consumption, at his residence In
this city.
Albany district school adjourned last
Monday for one week ON account of
whooping cough.
Strong 4 Schmeer's new store Is
about completed. Mart. Bringham Is
the boss architect.
Mr.. J. IL. Washburn, of Brownsville,
was last Thursday married to Miss Da-
wilson, of Polk county.
MIR. Fyke, of this city, has the agency
for the Life of Gen. Lee" in Linn,
Benton and Polk counties.
J. Z. Mcndenhall has removed his
real estate Office To the new building
next to the telegraph office.
J. J. Whitney, ESQ, now has his law
Office up stairs in parrish's brick, next
door to the DEMOCRAT office.
Mr.. Sleet, of Columbia county, has
q children. Must have been heavy
sleet in that locality. Don'tit.
Rev. S. G. Irvine, of this city, will
deliver the Anniversary Address at the
Corvallis College on the Goth inst.
We learn that Montgomery Il How
ard are keeping the best hotel ever
run Mt Eugene. We knew they would.
The Methodists will commence n
campmeeting In the grove near Lcba-
non, to-day, which will last over Sab
bath.
Yellow linen and serge dresses are to
be trimmed this season with yellow
cluny lace, which has very beautiful
effect.
Mrs. Stephen r. Church and Mrs. 4.
McAIcxantier, of Salem, were visiting
their friends in this city during the
week
John Crawford of this city drives the
spankingist team in Oregon and holds
the ribbons with the grace OF Lord
Hastings.
Joe webber the great has opened out
neat barber shop at Harrisburg and
pat big 4 little r-o-n Bachus in charge.
'Tis well.
\ couple of miniature editions of the
18th Amendment make money by ped
ding ice cream from door 10 door In
this city.
Thc latest style of ncckties for ladies
are of gray coiored crepe de chine,
trimmed with Valencienncs insertion
and wide edging.
To increase aud thicken the growth
OF the hair, use Halls Vegetable Sicil-
ian Hair Renewer. Nothing better
known to science.
Bro. Upton, of the Mercury, visited
our city last Sunday. He looked hearty
but wore a beastly looking hat and
talked about "ded eshoos."
The County Commissioners awarded
the contract of grading and graveling
the streets around the square to John
East, and he is making a superior job
of it.
Eve is the only woman who never
threatened to go and live with mamma.
Adam was the only man who never
tantalized his wife about 1.-THE way
mother used to cook"
DIR. Linsey Hill was up from Buena
Vista during the week. Glad to learn
that he is doing well at his new post,
although we are always sorry that a
physicians services are necessary.
81 don't believe it's any use to vacci-
nate for smallpox" said backwoods
Kentucian, "for had child vaccina-
ted. and in less than a week after he
fell out of window and was killed."
That celebrated patent rake man OF
Scio is down on the Albany boys who
took him mile below town to see a
horse which he wanted to buy and
which he found to be a shaving horse. 4"
He cussed.
The old and familiar steamer "Reli-
ance" has run her snout against our
wharves for the last time, and is gone
to the bone-yard. Her machinery will
be used in the new boat now being
built at Oregon City.
That one-horse catch-penny show