The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-04-19
HOME AND ABROAD.

locals dull.
business ditto.
Wool Is wool.
BringNon your job work.
Chignons are going down.
Diamond specs. at Titus-os.
Library building going up.
/ Lemonade all-at Gus. Layton's.
See dissolution notice of II. Clleadle
& Co.
The Peoria post Office has been re-
vived.
No arrests, no runaways, no items,
no nothin
Bfain, Young 4 Go. have n mammoth
stock of spring and summer goods.
Linn county will have Il much larger
area of wheat sown this year than lust.
Democracy is jubilant everywhere
with the prospect of II glorious victory
in June.
Regular meeting of Corrinthian
Lodge No. Il, a. Il. * y. NJ, to-mor-
row evening.
"You may be happy yet"-that is,
if you buy your dry goods, clothing,
etc, of Kline. .
We have dug up seven Ground Hog
candidates for Sheriff and five for Clerk,
in Albany alone.
Three births in Albany this week
Mr.. Ford sports II girl and n. Baum
and l.. Royal n boy each.
The oldest inhabitant II Y this Is the
most propitious spring for grain-sowing
he has ever known in Oregon.
Rollin Flowncy, of Roseburg, rolled
from II straw stack last week, and now
lies in bed with II splintered leg.
Lebanonites will have a gay May
party on the LIST proximo. Miss Benja-
min is TO be Queen of the May"
Nalrs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer for the Scalp, and for restoring
the hair and its color, has no equal.
Ground-Hog Convention tomorrow.
The Anticipated rooter from "The
Forks" seems to be chief grunter OF
the thing.
The political cauldron boils. Bur
nett and Wilson will speak Mt the
Court House Tonight. Let every Demo
crat turn out.
Joel kctchum and Jerre. briggs and
family have gone to Puget Sound to re-
side. Mrs. David Froman accompanied
them on a visit.
The Benton Democrat is n ycarling,
has cut is wisdom teeth, and is now l,
valuable auxiliary to the Democratic
cause In Oregon.
Albany Lodge, /. o. o. f.. has elected
the following delegates TO the Grand
Lodge: ]. +. Backensto, ". 5. New.
berry, l.. Chcadlc.
"If you do not give me Il dimc,'
said Il young hopeful to his ma, !"
know Il man who's got the measles,
and | so and catch them"
If you don't go early To Klinc's store
aud examine his elegant stock of good.
you will always have OCCASION to regret
/ your neglect in the matter.
He are told that there will be n grand
Democratic ratification meeting ut Scic
on saturday, Apri! -. Our Scio friend.
know how to do these things.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Harper returned
from san Francisco last week. We re-
grct TO learn that Mrs. II. was quite
unwcll during her sea voyage.
Tliere's nothing like ~abbrcviatine
things, especially obituaries. Here i.
the way 10 serve 'e;n up " Jack Bly,
Irish-a quart Of dIstilie1y whisky"
Wool is said 70 be rating at 80 cent,
per 10. III this county now. After ths
june election IT will be much cheaper
~ the market will be glutted all ovei
Oregon.
Weobservcd two distinguishing fea'
lures about the Dalles while there lasi
week, to-wit: The wind was AWAY.
blowing and dry goods were constantly
on the rise.
We are again nj our post of duty,
after q respite OF one week, and are
now prepared to receive money aitt
write up your obituary with ncatness,
cheapness and dispatch.
An animated discussion in one Of oul
blacksmithshops the otherday resulted
in Il pitched battle with sledge-ham.
mers. Nobody was hurt, and the city
treasury was benefited five dollars
worth.
We met Uncle Jimmy Douthit a
The Dallcs last week, and he informed
us that everything was lovely in Ochoco
The grass was growing everywhere In
luxuriant quantities and cattle wer,