The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-08-11
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Keeper" Two Moods;n "Homeward
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In Europe;" "Haymaking - ''rhe
Temptation - "DealIngs with Mad
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''rhe Philosophy of Birds Nests !"
OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT -" A
False Step: or, the Fortunes and Mis-
fortunes of Fred Wilder" "How John
ny went to the Circus" Johns Re
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Address Thomes & Talbot, 63 Congress
Street, Boston.
NOTICE TO FARMERs.-We desire 10
inform the farmers and grain growers
of Linn and adjoining counties, that
We are now prepared TO buy or store all
the wheat which may be offered. Our
warehouse has advantages of shipment
by railroad and river ut all times. We
will furnish sacks to all persons desir-
ing to store with us. We will charge
only 8 cents per bushel for storage, pro-
vided we cannot afford To pay one dol
lar per bushel or upward for the wheat.
Parties who sell TO others for one dollar
or upwards per bushel will be charged
5 cents for storage aud delivery Of the
grain on board the boat or cars.
adv .iw.n5o. Il. cnEADLE co.
An exchange very feeliusIy remarks:
"Whcn Moses got up flies TO bother the
people of Egypt, his head was level.
They are little the meanest thing
known In science. Take IL Sunday af-
ternoon and between and O'Clock In
the morning, when any one Is trying
10 get nap, and have perverse, per-
sistcnt, and pertinacious pusiianimous
fly come to you thousand and nine
teen times in succession 1t il enough
TO make n Pharoah let go. not only OF
the Jews, but OF his meerschaum pipe,
and his prcttiest girl.
Our young friend, Orange Morgan,
has just arrived from Ochoco, In "a fine
state OF health lie has sold his claim
in that valley and talks OF removing
with his cattle to the Spokane country,
lie says Jacob Norcross has also sold
out and designs removing 10 Walla
Waiia. He informs IT'S that .nrs. Jas.
II. Douthit died in Ochoco on the 9th
ult., after long anl painful Illness
.Hr. Morgan will remain at his fathers
near Boston Mills until the County
Pair.
Ashby Pesrce, proprietor of the Al
bany Ferry, started last Tuesday an
visit TO his old home I'm Knox county,
Illinois, where his father, 80 years old,
still lives. He carries with him sam
pies of Oregon grain and Oregon tim
ber with which to astonish the natives
OF Suckerdam.
"a young Lady, In rural personal"
Informs a certain young man that the
next time ne desires to gaze upon her
forty-:lve mortal minutes without
winking his eye, she will consider her
self highly favored II he will close his
mouth anil not sit there like young
robin awaiting the parent birdn
We are requested to announce that
.Irs. Carrie +. Young ". d., will lee
ture at jefferson Oh next Sunday, at
o'clock p. NJ, Oh the subject Of "Physi-
o!ogical Temperance" Our Jefferson
Ian neighbors may expect rare treat.
WAGON RoAD.-James Elkins, Sec,
retary of the M. v. &c c. NJ W. r. Co,
has "a notice elsewhere which will be OF
interest to those having claims against
that company. Read 1t.
A runaway couple, allsthe way from
California, were married at the st.
Charles Hotsl, in this city, yesterday.
The bride left her school-room with
ont bonnet or shawl and fed with her