The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-03-29
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Circuit Court this week.
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The school elections occur next Mon
day.
Halsey is to have n steam sash and
door factory.
Horse bills neatly aud quickly print
ed at this office.
II. J. Bridgefarmer is appointed post
master Mt Halsey.
Cruel anglers arc making havoc
among the tinny tribes h~ereabouts.
The highest price paid for wool, to
the amount of 800, 900 pounds, by Kline
d Co. q
Rev. DIR. Geary, of this city, is now
visiting Lapwai Indian Agency in
Idaho.
The finest stock of spring dry goods
and clothing now to be found ut Kline
d Co.'s.
Our base ballists will meet this even
ing at the band room to organize II base
ball club.
Difference is the most delicate, the
most Indirect, and the most elegant of
all compliments.
Col. 7. Egerton Hogg, proprietor of
the w. Y. & c. NJ. w. r., has returned
to San Francisco.
Charley Mealey still has the very
best selections of home and custom
made furniture and still sells at very
low rates.
Spring Is full upon us and the fra
grant flowers and verdant meads are
furnishing Il 'dead-head shown of rar-
est attractions.
Both f,oscbure papers have touching
obituary articles on the late Henry ~.
Young, the printer who died in this
city last week.
The Waila Walla 2dtesmdn' thinks
the law prohibiting indecent publica-
tions should be enforced against wo-
mans rights papers.
Use 10 other preparation but Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover for
improving the growth and restoring
the color of the hair.
Thanks to +. +. Boyls, of Yakima,
W. I. for new subscribers. We refer
our readers to an Intervening letter
from his pen in another column.
When Prof. Earrcn's new residence,
OH the corner of Fourth and Montgom-
cry streets, is completed, it will be one
Of the most elegant mansions in our
city.
\ delegate from Linn county to the
Raiicnl State Convention wouldn't eat
macaron; Cup Mt a Portland hotel; he
said they ''souldn't play Off any billed
pipe stems on him."
Two Omaha girls were 50 bafly
ststuck" after Duke Alexis that they
fought over his dirty buffalo hunting
shirt-wifich is Why we remark that the
fools arc not yet ali dead.
Luther Eikins is finishing up two
very imposing residences in this city.
lie are glad to note that recent build
ers are improving on the former style
of architecture in Albany.
Mrs. Dunlway takes OCCASION to pub
lish through the columns of the Aet
NDrtirest that her husband IA the fata-
er of her children. Most of wives
would hardly deem such n step necos-
sary.
We are Informed that the young peo-
pie OF Harrisburg "a q public enter
tainment ON two nights Of las. week,
consisting Of dramas, dialogues, essays,
dcc!amations, etc, which were largely
attended and highly a%ppreciat ii.
The attorneys i'll the Clarke-Wat-
lins damage ease were Judge Strong,
r. Haliory and Powell Il Finn for
Plaintiff; Ben. Hayden, c. q. Curl,
Cranor & Humphrey and Geo. r. Helm
for defendant.
Sam. Clarke swor in court last Tues
day that since he was shot by Watkins
he was affected with hypochondriasis,
amauros;s, Iocomotrofaxy. cerebcliis-
tics, ~africanus, conglomeratoristical-
isms and conniptions fits; and DIR. Belt
said he had 'em all very bad!
1t will be seen by notice elsewhere
that the Harrisburg mercantile firm OF
Gerst, Myers d Go. has dissolved, Mr.
Myers disposing of his interest in the
establishment to 4. Anspacher, of San
Francisco. Our old friends, May and
Gcrst, still remain partners in the firm.
We understand that the delegates to
the Radical State Convention are now
down on Gov. Ballard for sniping them
into adopting the Preface to NcCor-
mick's Chinook Dictionary as a Re-
publican Platform. The Gov. says he
thought at the time that it was (hic)
IAtas ktosc.
Fl If you desire to ornament yourhomes
with the very finest varieties of shrub
berry peculiar to the temperate zone, 60
to ]. a. billiards. nursery, near this
city, and make your selections. We
know how it is ourself, for we have
several varieties Of his productions
about our local habitation.
At Southville Ky.), recently, the
ladies held an auction of old bachelors
and widowers. Bachelor lawyers rang.
ed from 81 to s.; farmers from 81 tc
$3.50; doctors were in limited demand
at from 81 to So; ordinary bachelors al
from rs cents to 81; while, for some
mysterious reason, widowers brought
$500 and $1,000 and editors nary red!
DEAD.--We are informed that or
last Tuesday a telegram reached thi:
city that the wife of Colon T. FinIaysor
had died at Fulsom, Cal, on tina
day, Of consumption. Mr.. Finlayson /
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