The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-08
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Salt River!
Election quiet.
No postoifices for wc-uns.
Beautiful autum weather.
Hear DR.. Lindsey lecture tonight.
]. II. Xerren wants pork. See his
nd,
Chickens to biz; eggs are up to 373
cents.
Dogs all poisoned and ''sassige"
scarce.
Two divorce, granted In our Circuit
Court last week.
There are now nearly $50 students at
Albany Collcge.
Counterfeit - and $40 greenbacks
are ailoat In the land.
Liverpool wheat quotation Nov. 5th:
1os, Sd; club l3sGGl3 Sd.
Isaac Long aud Wallace Mauzey,
two prints, called during the week.
Gov. Grover has re-commissioned
Dan. Gaby as Notary Public ut scio.
Drcary autumn Is here, and
"Fnding. trembling. Tutoring leaves.
In r,issct clouds go by"
Leap year is almost gone, and sever
al modest old maids have yet failed to
catch i'm.
Now Is the timo to advertise. All
irc business men have their ad. In the
Democrat.
J. u. Grouse, Esq, still furnishes the
savory and tempting bivalves to hun
cry guests.
There Is great demand for houses In
this city at present, and rents arc fabu-
lously high.
We've lost Linn county; will some
one tell us where to find II homo for u
poor unprotected orphling?
Thanksgiving approaches and verify
the turkcy-cock ceases TO stalk POM
pously through the landau!
We have appointed w. J. Hamilton,
Esq, rs agent for the DEMOCRAT ut
Co!!aX, Whitman Co., ". L.
The rcccat ruius have been very benz
eficial To the summer-b baked soil, and
much plowing is now being done.
WIN. Grid has returned from Olym
pia. lie says "Buckskin Bi4n got
away with the cclam-diggcrs handsome
ly.
There arc two things In this world
that ARE not safe To triilc with wom-
aa's opinion and the business end OF !
wasp.
f'nrnttnrA has tNra..hts.i
with supply of bewitchiugly exotic
perfumery, OF which he has Il full IN
voice.
Mrs. Johns has moved her millinery
establishment into tho Layton build
Ing on the corner OF First and Broadai7
bin streets.
Remember tho Good Templar theat-
ricals next Tuesday evening. y rare
treat will doubtless be afforded those
who attend.
II any man asks you the Gle .tiou
news, in the language OF the Immortal
Horace, shoot him OF the spot-hc's u
liar and horsc-,hicf.
We just now rise 10 inform J. y. Mil
lard, l:si., that those luscious grapes
which he left in our Office the other day
didn't keep worth cent.
Several Norwegian families have re-
Gently settled In this county. We ex-
tend II cordial welcome to all such in
dus;rious, frugal people as these.
Igc have concluded not To accept the
postoilice in this city. Our friend, Ed.
Freeland, needs IL worse than we, and
has made more than an average Grant
official.
Paper houses Is the latest agony. II
some of our subscribers should make
Il house out OF copies Of the DEMOCRAT
We would Immediately take IL inechan-
les lien on It,
Miss Woodward. musical teacher at
Albany College, has been for several
weeks past SD unwell as to be unable
for her professional duties. She is con-
yalcscing quite rapidly now.
Rev. VIM. Montcith is down from
the Lapwai Indian Agency on II visit.
He is in remarkably good health, and
reports our Albany friends up that way
as healthful and fiourishing.