The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-19

is changed to the same as that of the
DEMOCRAT.
Miner & Pearson are expecting a
powerful" invoice ofthe famous Buck
eye Sewing Machines.
Last Monday we received an armful
of Eastern paper mail, the first install
ment for several weeks.
Jack Allphin has everything good to
eat, from a roast of rhinoceros down to
an Eastern "Bob- White"
What the editors of the Corvallis pa
pers can't call each other isn't to be
found in the calendar of epithets.
The congregation of the NJ. e.
Church, South, in this city, are deter
mined to build a church this season.
Democrats! Don't forgetthe meeting
ut the Court House to morrow at l
o'clock. Let there be a rousing turn
out.
Syl. c.. Simpson is the new editor of
the Mercury, and we cheerfully and
cordially welcome him again to the
tripod.
Tribble, the horse thief and witness
for Fay, a few days ago passed through
Salt Lake, going East, to escape prose-
eution for perjury.
Bald heads may have n new crop OF
hair by applying Halls Vegetable Sic
ilian Hair Remover, if the hair ~folicles
are not entirely closed up.
Mrs. Carrie E. Young's Pacific Jour
nal of Temperance and Health is now
published in book form and presents a
neat and elegant appearance.
The elegant Chemeketa Hotel, in
Salem, is closed up by Walter Bros.
of Portland, who furnished ii and who
wanted their pay for the same.
The members of the II. T.. Church,
South, held a series of interesting
meetings at the Court, House, in this
city, last Saturday and Sabbath.
Bro Carter, editor of the Corvallis
Gazette, paid us a friendly call last
Tuesday. He was in an excellent state
of preservation and good clothes.
Bro. Murphy of the Herald and sis
Ter a VI tiIc 4tEO &bOFthUt6t 4
having a little tilt on ''palpitators."
Bro. VI. has the uppe r hand on her, so
far.
Somebody is going TO get damages
out of somebody some day for getting
a back or leg broken by those sudden
pitches and inclined planes in our side
walks.
Rev. Mr.. Lowell. ofthe VI. f. Church,
South, protruded his winning face into
our sanctum last Monday and RECALLED
US with a few minutes of genial onver
sation.
Milt. Beach's store still contains a
fine assortment of goods and his prices
are extremely reasonable. Call and
see him, and you will be fairly and hon.
orably dealt with
Willie Rice says the telegraph line
is now open between Portland and San
Francisco, s We may expect a deluge
of telegraphic news for a while. Look
out for sensations.
Mrs. Cupps, ofIllinois, recently gave
birth to three fine looking male chill
drcn. A contemporary attempts a pun
by saying that "this was having the
he-Cups with a vengeance"
If you are laying awake after mid
night and hear a man go by singing
'tJohn Knapp's brown sack is strapped
upon his back" that's no criterion that
he belongs to the Good Templars.
Harrisburg, Corvallis, Oregon City,
Jacksonville, and the Forks of Santi-
am contest the claim of East Portland
to the prettiest girls. Viewed from our
observations, 1.-THE Forks has 1t.
Geo. Turrell has, as fine a selection
and rs good a variety of goods as can
be found in any similar establishment
in the Valley, and he is a gentleman
with whom it is a pleasure to trade.
A reporter who gained entrance to
the studio of a noted young lady sculp-
tor, states that she was at wo1k with
cher arms bare to the shoulders, and
her ankles likewise" Goodness gra-
cious!
Thanks to c. p. Burkhart for a list
of premius awarded at the a State
Fair. He tells us that next year the
premiums in the Pavilion, for ladies'
articles, will be much higher than here
tofore.
The Albany girls are all expected to
quit drinking tea, as Dio Lewis has
discovered that it is very injurious to
the complexion. Wine, coffee and CO.
Goa is just the thing to "clarifyp the
complexion.
The Purdy and Vincent minstrel
troup last week wantedto leave Oregon,
and, having no money, tried to stow
away on the Ajax and blk the steam
ship company out of their fare, but
were sent ashore.
Mr.. Harris, of Sweet Home valley,
brought a fine lot of yenison hams to
this city last Monday, and they went
off like hot cakes, at 124 cents per ib.
When meat is SO dear here we prefer
to try deer meat.
The Unpqua Ensign has "Phonix-
edn put of the ashes in a new and en-.
larged form and on last Saturday, the
plucky Gales started in for another
blowout. We like to see the boys
stand by their Ensign, if it is black.
Among the first items of interest fol
1872 we observe that Charley Mealey
has a fine stock of furniture-both Eas
tern and home manufacture-and tina
his prices are reduced to the lowest liv
ing figures. Don't forget this grea
fact.