The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-05-17
HOME AND ABROAD.
Weather fine.
Nights quite cool.
Democrats jubilant.

Business dull In Albany.
C~roquetists on the 9ui rive.
Dan. Gaby talks of leaving Sclo.
A change made In Cheadle's lad"
Bill Canyon has 5000 bet on election.
Plenty of fresh vegetables In market.
Carother's soda fountain still s~izzles.
Fourth of July celebration all the
talk.
The wheat crop in Linn looks prom
Using.
Next Sunday Is Pentecost or Whit
sunday.
Willamette slowly 'backing-up" Mt
Portland.
Hon. Geo. r. Helm speaks at juno
ton to-day.
Dolly Warden cigars are the latest
Corvallis agony.
The Albany made a trip up the river
to Monroe this week.
Eugene is going to celebrate the
Fourth on q grand scale.
Mail time from New York to Port
land is now twelve days.
Bailey Chapter, II. A. NJ, held a
meeting OH Tuesday evening.
Kline has a superb stock OF clothing,
which he sells at lowest prices.
The fiues in Froman's brick were
investigated on Tuesday last.
The wife of Jim Fisk, Jr., will erect
a $4,000 monument over his grave.
Frank Brown, of Salem, paid our
town a flying visit during the week.
Dan. Voorhees,, the Democratic lead
sr of Indiana, doesn't endorse Greeley.
Jack Aiiphin has built a very neat
awning In front of his saloon aud chop
house.
J. c. Alexander, of Corvallis, has q
dhlocated shoulder. Horse aud buggy
being repaired.
Hon. Geo. II. Williams will speak at
the Court House, on Thursday, May
%, at / O'Clock.
The Congregational church has re-
ceived a new coat of paint, and now
looks r~esplendent.
Hons. Burnett and Wilson spoke to
an immense audience at Portland on
Wednesday night.
Don't forget to go to the Court House
on next Saturday at / o'clock, u hear
Gen. Nesmith speak.
Scio people are busy working the
roads in order to improve the facilities
for reaching the Forks.
HOLSTERS will be very al this
year-probably because the long win
ter has killed the vines.
Morris d McCully, of Scio, have
adopted the cash principle in their
merchandising business.
II you would have your wife or
daughter dressed out of the ashes (Cin-
derella like) go to Kline's.
Saturday last was the eightieth an
niversary of the discovery of the CO.
lumbia river, by Capt. Gray.
From present indications 1t is thought
the Columbia will be higher this sum-
mer than for many years past.
Gus Layton has moved into his new
establishment, opposite his old stand.
1t is the .neatest place in town.
Salem Good Tcmplars are raising a
fund to bring John B. Cough there to
crate for them on the Fourth.
Episcopal services at the Court
House at 4 o'clock on Sunday afternoon
by the Rev. John II. Babcock.
Young ladies and gentlemen will not
forget the regular promenade matinee,
at the depot on Sunday evening.
Hair renewed, badness checked, the
scalp made clean and white by the use
of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
Josh Billings says: I never knew a
dog, of eny breed whatsumever to take
hiderfoby after they had been %vaccinat-
ed with buck-shot.
The fact was demonstrated last Sum
day by two young gentlemen that
Lebanon was not on the direct road
from this city to Scio.
A free dance was given at Tangent,
on Wednesday evening last, in honor
of the erection of the frame of the new
warehouse at that place.
Charley Mealey turns out croquet
sets which are equal If not superior to
those imported from the East. His
stock of furniture cannot be excelled
in the Oregon market.
Jack Allphin's chop house is now in
prime running order: From the tempt
ing display in the show windows, we
opine this is the place to get a choice
meal at any hour, day or night:
We call attention to the card of DR..
d. NJ, Jones, who announces his readi-
ness to medicate the public whenever
they may need his services. He is a
physician of ability and experience.
DIR. g. W. Gray is now doing superb
or work in dentistry: He keeps up
with all the Improvements in every
department of his profession, and
make his charges as reasonable as can
be had elsewheIe. Persons wishing
dental services would do well to give
him a call.
Our readers and dealers in farming
and agricultural implements can find
no establishment in this city where
their wants can be supplied to better
advantage than by the well-hnown
and popular firm of Blain, Young q
Co. Long experience has rendered
them expert in their business and equal
to any emergency. Their stock is
large and varied and their prices such
as would commend them to the closest
buyers. All dealers will find prompt
ness, energy and integrity characteriz-