The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-24
HOME AND ABROAD.


See Sherif's sale.
TO make money-advcrtise.
I.ovliest weather ever known.
Seven brides left Chicago recently In
one car.
The Albany horror-the Dixie Creek
Ghostess.
Swiss muslin aprons are worn with
very dark dresses.
Little soap locks on the side of the
face are out of date.
Sheriff Irvine rode II miles on last
"Wednesday to levy an execution.
a hunter killed eight wild geese ut
one shot, near this city, last week.
The boats are again running their fa-
mlliar snouts against our city wharvcs.
Regular meeting of Corlnthian Lodge
No. II, a. +. & A. NJ, tomorrow even
ing.
Blain, Young & Co. have 1000 gall
ons of coal oil to sell little lower than
ever.
The DEMOCRAT has averaged three
nee subscribers daily for the past three
weeks.
In regard to newspapers, young Ia
dies pr fer those which make the most
hustle.
The young lady whose feelings were
tall worked up" has ordered fresh
supply.
When wife rcigns, II seems natural
that she should storm, too. She gener-
ally does.
"Figures won't lic." Won't they:
Does n fashionable woman's figure II
the truth:
DIR. Alexander has moved into town,
and is now regarded rs an oracle on
agriculture.
T.. Z. Boyels, Esq, of Yakima City,
w. T.. is appointed agent for the DEM
oCRAT at that place.
Farmers hereabouts are paying boys
$50 per month to keep wild geese away
from their wheat fields.
III, hear It rumorcd that branch of
the State Homan's Suffrage Society IL
to be organized in this city.
To that kind fricnt who furnished us
vcnison and other fresh meats during
the wcei, we are much obliged.
In one of the counties In Wyoming,
ut the election recently, one-slxth of
the votes were east by women.
Monroe Il Staiger have moved their
marble works To Bruadalbin street, be-
tween First and Second streets.
When you want groceries or dry
goods don't forget those libcral-hearted
gentlemen, Hiltabidcl Il Andrews.
John schmccr Is building a grocery
and bakery establishment on the north
west corner OF First and Ellsworth
streets.
Mr.. Wm. Davidson has furnished an
exhibit of his real estate transactions,
which shows he has done an enormous
business.
\ good newspaper does more toward
building up II town and country than
any other public institution and gc.s
less 10. 1t.
Wide bands of tortoise shell are now
worn over thc top of the hair, orna-
mcntcd with birds and flowers of the
same material.
That elegant fellow, Jas. Herrcu, OF
the Franklin Market, has promised us
Il jolly s''roaster'' for Thanksgiving,
and we are happy.
Just 50. Some Of our young ladies Ii
is said, somewhat handsome, wear
their engagement rings in the pocket
except when ''hc" is around.
The drawing OF the Omaha lottery
took place on the 9Th and eth inst-.
No. 5000 drew the S20,0U0 prize. Did
any Albanian have that ticket?
Thanksgiving next Thursday. II
there is any country under the sun
which has occasion to give thanks for
unnumbercd blessings it Is ours.
WIN. II. Brown arrived down from
his Moss Butte ranch with three deer
last Saturday, aud Dave Froman and
VIM. Riley have gone up there to bag
more.
The false hair mania has invaded
fashionable nurseries at the East, and
ten-year old bellies are To- be seen with
long braids hitclied on to their natural
capillary covering.
The OrcgOnidn local last Saturday
made ugly faces at "Long Toners and
Soap Creekers." If he ever obtrudcs
his snout among them he will have an
uglier face than ever. Amt it?,
INrs. Gosh fell down stairs ut San
Francisco hotel and broke her limb,
and now her stricken husband sues the
hotel proprietors for $1,000 damages.
The damaged article wasn't valued
very highly, by Gosh!
a young lady at an Ohio camp
meeting asked the prayers of the assem-
bly,, because she could not set her eyes
upon a certain young man in her neigh
borhood without feeling as though she
could hug him to death.
p. e. Harper & Co. have a full sup
ply of very superior tea of the Young
Hyson and Imperial Gunpowder vari-
eties, to the excellence of which we can
attest by experimental knowledge.
Don't forget this when you want good
tea.
The young ladies of this city are ag-
itating leap Year Ball'' for New
Years evening. OF course the ladies
will do the inviting, and all the boys
in the city will lose much sleep be-
tween now and that time in their anx-
iety to be ''leapers."
Mr.. Dadd-that is the name, Dadd-
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