The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-04-05
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Ddu cOluS uEe laSIllOilhOic.
Fall wheat growing finely.
Linn county Radicals passive.
Fruit trees beautifully blooming.
Commissioners Court this week.
We are now doing superior job work.
U. p. Presbytery In session in this
city.
Cheadle pays CSC. per doz. for hen
fruit.
The revenue tax on canned fruits has
been repealed.
An Albany lady says the latest thing
out is-her husband.
DIR. Whitney has an ''angel in the
house"-born last week.
Gus. Layton always keeps tho fresh
est of groceries and vegetables.
Du Bois & 20. have beautiful rolls of
California butter at 45c. per pound.
Geo. Turrel will soon return with n
new stock of goods. Look out for him.
The highest price paid for wool, to
the amount of 500, 900 pounds, by Kline
& Co. o.
"Dying Prince Hat Is the latest nov
city out in honor of the Prince Of
Wales.
The finest stock of spring dry goods
and clothing now to be found at Kline
& Co.'s.
Perry Sphinx has sold out his stock Of
drays, trucks, wagons, ETC., to +. NJ.
Westfall.
Charley Keifer puts on some more
scollops. It's Il girl, and was born on
Easter Sunday.
The son of Jacob Flcischncr last Tues
day cut off n couple of his fingers with
a knife, in Portland.
All the babies born hcreabouts thus
far this year are girls. and the doctors
say Leap Year is the why of 1t.
\ girl in Vassar Female College Is
described Us clothed in an intensified
rainbow. Send her some fiannels.
We had n pleasant cpnfab with DIR.
Lee, of Corvallis, in our sanctum last
Monday. He is an eminent brick.
After taxing out Sam. Clarke in the
! damage suit, VIM. II. Watkins with
drew his SANDER suit against Samuel.
Settle as much money upon your
wife rs you can, for her second hus-
band, poor follow, may not have u six
pence.
Willie Rice has been appointed tick
ct agent at the depot. No better OFF,
eial could have been selected by the H..
II. Co.
y traveller writes home from Paris:
'The word | have stood most In need
OF since my arrival has been the French
for damn"
"Whiskerctts" is the latest naruc
given to those curly beau.catchcrs
which the ladies wear OH the sides Of
their faces.
District school begins next Monday,
with Prof. Forsha rs principal and
Misses Belle Grid and Selma Newman
as assistants
Pomeroy's Democrat, says: I'D vas
youst so easy as a needle Good walk
oad init a cancels eye, as TO got der be-
hindt word NIT q voomans."
A."To forgive Is diviner-but we havn't
enough divinity fiuttering under our
left vest pocket to cause US to forgive
those who owe Us and won't pay up.
The Register says the Republican
county convention will not be held un-
Ill May. Our Radical friends are evil
IDENTIFY playing the "Possum" dodge.
Our druggists keep for sale HALLS
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, the
best preparation ever made for restor-
ing the vitality and color of the hair.
Our school election went off quietly
last Monday, and for n wonder the rail-
road autocrat of Oregon didn't take n
hand OF dictate whom we should elect.
The Register speaks OF n grand excur-
sion to come off in u few months. We
suppose 1t mean the excursion of the
Radicals Of Oregon up Salt River in
June.
The editor of this paper will be pres
ent at the State Convention next week,
and will telegraph the result of its de-
alterations in time for next Fridays
issue.
w. II. Wallace got q verdict for $3.50
damages against Smith, of Peoria, in
the Circuit Court last week. Smith
had brickbatted Wallace with two much
vehemence.
Eight members were added to the
roll of Albany Fire Company last Tues
day evening. We now have n COM
pany which will compare favorably
with any in the State.
The district school which has been
under the management of N. c. George
assisted by Miss Belle Grid, closed last
week, after q most successful and salts
factory winters term.
A letter, directed to ''The Belle of
Albany, Georgia." is claimed by every
young lady in that town, and the Post
master ear see no other way out. of the
difficulty but to resign.
Cannon's Corvallis and Albany stage
leaves here in the evening after the
Portland train arrives and comes back
in the morning before the northern
bound train passes here.
Charley Mealey has now a fuller
stock of furniture than ever before, and
a corps of mechanics whose work will
compare favorably with any one on the
Coast. Call and inspect his stock.
J. u. Grouse, Esq, has our thanks for
another box of those d~elicously favored
Havannas. In the use of such splendid