The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-07-19
HOME AND ABROAD

Fire in the mountains.
Gold in New York, 114i.
Ochoco beef In Albany market.
Greeley badges are all the rage.
Wool market declining In the East.
Carothers' "Arctlc Soda" still on the
sizzle..
The Register is offering to bet on the
election.
harvesting of early grain has COM
menced.
Ehe Santiam lead mines are develop
Ing bigly.
The golden grain 10 nearly ripe Tor
the sickle.
This intoleraoie neat mas nearly de-
popultted our city.
1--WE are ior Greeiey III the campaign
alfd Tor iSrowh Always.
he thermotneterr reache'' ioo oesrees
vest, srsiay- hottest YET. /t~ee4o
Mrs.. III. ID. c'oaiey ~ seiiihs OH her
millinery goods at cost.
Portland Legai Iehoer quotations.
SIC buyi. ag; sStc seiiing.
Our Ra, 1lcal friends have put all their
white hats In mourning.
o, for an iceberg To straddle while
we write up n weather item.
Capt. Jno. smith Is down from
Warm Springs s'n iieetihg Visit.
Regular meetln OF Bayley Shapter
No. s, II. 4. NJ, mkt ihufsaay even
In
About SO people eit TINS city aho
vicinity last Monday ior the C.'seaus
Mountains.
Everybody is In the mountains or on
the coast, and our city is az quiet as
country cow-shed.
Hot o, for lodge In some vast
wilderness, with mint julips an, sherry
cobblers to match.
A lady passenger on the Stephens,
from. Frisco to Portland, last week,
gave birth to boy.
Fred. Hill and J. Y. Grouse, accom-
panied by their wives. have fled to the
mountain Businesses.
The Statesman local misses many
Salem ladies who have gone to the
coast and mountains.
For cooling and refreshing beverages
gers and j. u Grouse.
Jas. ID. Fountain, Esq, formerly of
Linn County, but now Of jackson, IL
visiting his friends in this section.
| Rev. Mr.. Bahcoek of Corvallis, will
preach at the Court House, this city,
OH next Sabbath afternoon ut 1 o'clock
Vallejo, California, must be a deli
ciously fragrant place. \ man killed
nine saanss Mt one shot there recently.
Utah may have It's plural wives"
observed Mr.. Quislipi but other parts
OF the country have very singular
ones.
Those Coquiiiard wagons, Tor sale ''y
FRANK =" oo'i' are peculiarly ahapseu 10
t'is country ana are daiiy growing In
favor.
\ heh'aehy ea''or 'h'hHs "eorge
Ai're" io"iiseh" poetry on eree'eS -
pretty ''"k" any '"'"k' 20 "eA'
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- $50 :"
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We u'''ie'7tah'' that lHe ihEihc'oie
i'ei'iociaes VI ''ie "lora''aF kroi"s
VI 'oan''aihj are LOT "ree-ey straight.
us wen.
|. All iiii'iois minister demonstrates
that there Is no antagonism between
the pulpit and the stage by driving
stage on week days.
California Is pestered with flies.
They have black flies, horse-fiics, can
dle-hies, bottle-fiies, big flies and little
fiies-eyen time flies.
We very much regret to learn that
the mother of Hon. ]. y. Smith, ofthis
county, is hopelessly Ill of cancer, at
Warm Springs, Wasco county.
u Gen. 10. Hooker arrived in Portland
by the last steamer. He Is in very
poor health, and hopes that Oregon's
climate may assist his recovery.
An exchange says that Mrs. Gratz
Brown is winning lady. A more in
teresting question just now is whether
Mr.. Gratz Rrown is a winning gentle
man.
Regular meeting of Corinthian Lodge
No. II, A. F. & A. NJ. tomorrow even