The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-03
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The "Bank Exchange" is what
Grouse now calls 1t.
Remember the Good Templar social
next Tuesday evening.
Overland mails arrive from San
Francisco in four days.
New potatoes will soon be falling
the trees in this latitude.
Thanks for compllmentarys to tho
Good Templar entertainment.
Senator Nesmith and Hon. Geo. II.
Helm spoke at,,Salem last Friday night.
Rememibcr-Gov. Grover is to speak
at the Court House next Tuesday night.
We are under renewed obligation to
our Harrisburg agent, Sam. May, for
favors.
Go to the telegraph office for choice
Havana cigars, 8 for 25 cents, and 10
for a bit.
Geo. Settlemier Is q candidate-for
the sale of the most delicious cigars In
market.
\ widower was recently rejected by
u damsel, who didn't want u "warmed
over" nan.
The festive caterpillar has made his
appearance in these parts. Give him
Kerosene.
There will be service ut the Congre-
gational church, on next Sunday, at
the usual hours.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer never fails to restore tho color of
the hair. Try 1t.
Candy, gum drops, cheroots, swiss
cigars, gum, and tobacco of all kinds,
at telegraph Office.
Several ice-cream and lemonade
booths will be in blast at the Fair
Gound tomorrow.
The Linn Ground-Hog havn't been
able to see the shadow of their tails
since the Convention.
If you ''want to be an angel and
with the angels stand" light your fires
with coal oil. II is nearly ''sure pop"
The Sonoma Democrat. one of the
oldest and ablest Democratic papers I'm
California, has just donncd an elegant
new dress.
4 school teacher in the southern
part of this county uses the birch so
Justify that the boys call him the
"Prince of whales"
The Salem Daily Mercury has put In
an appearance. 1t is n purgent, spright-
~, newsy sheet, creditable alike to its
projectors and to its city.
y Lady, widowed by the Chicago
confiagration, has been recently re-
married. Her second husband calls
her his relic OF the great tire.
Our city hasn't been afflicted with
dolly Warden" yet, but We have re-
observed some threatening
Of the malady.
II you don't go early to Klinc's store
and examine his elegant stock of goods
you will always have occasion TO regret
your neglect in the matter.
We are informed that a Linn county
couple who were divorced aud
ried within the space of Il few days,
fall, have again separated.
We are informed that q tri-weekly
hack is Don to run between this city
and Yaquina Bay. 1t will doubtless
be a great convenience To excursioners.
Every II going To the Picnic Satur-
day will want Il supply of candy. The
largest assortment, the freshest and
purest ever brought to Albany, at tel
egraph Office.
The State Sunday School Convention
is to meet in the Congregational
Church, in this city, ON the 18th Of this
month. y large attendance Is antici-
pated from all parts of the State.
Our genial fellow citizen, RUDE Salt
marsh, has returned from a prolonged
visit to his old home In Jackson coun-
ty. He looks ''copious." Or that isn't
the proper word we'll correct it next
week.
We would like TO know how our
home readers expect US to wade into
their affection with a good local column
unless they relieve the sameness of the
times by committing some 'orrid deed
of blood or thievishness.
We havn't any artesian well i'm this
latitude, but there is an individual who
.oafs about this Office occasionally and
undertakes to read copy and proofs
who would be able to bore one with
aeatness and dispatch. M
The Salem Stdtesntdn wants to know
Il Adam was the first man. Al that is
a family secret, we don't propose to
parade it before the world for common
gossip. The Statesman can just keep
out of other folks affairs.
The dolly Warden" style is the
latest agony in ladies dress. A lady
dressed in full rigging looks like an
ostrich encased in the largest and most
fashy circusposters. The whole make
up has a cow-catcher behind. ~
Hon. Geo. r. Helm and Col. Teal
addressed a large audience at Corvallis
on Thursday evening of last week. A
curious feature of the meeting was to
see DR.. Bayley, a lifelong Republican,
presiding owe its deliberations.
j. S. Palmer, Esq, n of the most
popular Sheriffs Benton county ever
had. was down among us last Tuesday.
We presume the people of that county
will retain him in the position he has
so ably filled for the past four years.
1t is expected that the young ladies
will exercise many of their Leap Year
prerogatives tomorrow at the Fair