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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

THE CIRCUS, last Monday evening,
was well attended and fully appre-
ciated, giving more general satisfaction
than such affairs usually do. They
come nearer performing what they ad-
yertise than any company that has
ever visited us. The balloon ascension
was a complete success and created no
little wonder among the large crowd
of people who had assembled to wit
ness it. 1t assembled to an altitude of
perhaps half mile, and, after sailing
over the town and across the William
ette, landed in an open glade amid the
timber Of "Allphin's Bottom" The
fellow who goes up in that balloon
takes more chances for his life than
even q newspaper man takes in at
tempting to draw money from a delin-
quent subscriber.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

INJuRED.-M i. Kline, of this
city, while riding out to the depot last
Friday, to take the cars for San Fran
cisco, accidentally fell from the stage
and was severely hurt by the wheels
passing over his legs. Medical aid
was Immediately secured and he pur-
sued his journey, though scarcely in
condition to do SO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

TUNING PIANos.-Prof. Francis
Is at present in the city, and those per-
sons desiring pianos tuned would do
we'll to remomber this IIo VIA fc-
main for q few days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29
SCHOOL FUND APpoRT1oNn1RaNr.

Following is the apportionment of
school funds of Linn county for six
months, ending Septernher 1st: Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29
GREAT REPUBLICAN OpTPOUR1NG.
How the Faithful 'Enthuse'' in the Forks.

How the Faithful ''EIlthuse'' in the Forks.
r so,o A,o.,u. oo 1850
] ,.. 'e-o' aug "S' ~ 1910
'-""or Demoerat' Im
Last Saturday was day Of UNUSUAL interest
in our City from the facS that the Radical prl-
mary meetings was to be held, anu the Forks
capital had gathered hereAor words to TINT
effect. At the hour appointed there could he
seen an immense crowd, consisting of four
whose bosoms were swelling with patriotjsm
who had fought, bled and died for many Years
in the service of their marty. vet scorninp ~
receive any favors at tho hand of the psrtv,
but laboring for the good of the cause with a
lisinterested notriotien, that &c ,,,or+L,. 80
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

PErhRsoNs MAGAZINE for septem-
Der is first on hand, as usual, and is
resplendent IN Illustrations, fashions
and ,reading matter "Peterson'sr
stories are always Of the most fascina-
ting kind as-its fashions are invaria-
bly, reliable.
DISTRICT scHooL.-P Public sehoolin
this district will open in this city on
Monday, September lst, II. J. sites,
Principal J. M. Kitchen will have
charge Of the Intermediate Depart
ment and Mrs. A. Mansfield, the Pri-
mary. "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

4 TIN WEDDING, The tenth anniver
saiy Of the marriage Of lfr. and Mrs
l1bl Merrill, Of this city, was last Sat,
mrday night celebrated at their resi-.
Edenee, by a surprise party gotten up
lby their many friends. The affair was
nicely planned and successfully carried
out, out The couple We're in, the early
IIhlqrt Of the evening decoyed away
from home until the guests could qui-
city arrive with their tin treasures and
lunch baskets and "fix things up" and
after all was properly arranged the
Anppy pairwere sent for Hphey came
an good time to have their astonished
eyes greeted with a pyramid of tin
ware Of every conceivable fashion and
use, as well as q table spread with a
collation. "fit for the gods.n One of
the amusing features of the evening
was a formal presentation to the chap
py bridep of pair of neatly made tin
slippers, and to the "bridegroom'i a
Plug hatand ,cane.of the same resplen-
dent material, Dressed out in this
rig, Ed. was undoubtedly the belle off
the evening. The affair was a com
plete surprise and afforded much
pleasure to all concerned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

FoE sALE.-1frs. n. A. Doolittle has
an adyertisemedtin this paper Offering
her valuable residence for sale tt js
handspneely l0cated and well suited
for Q family residence Read ad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

COMING IN. Baum wiz next week
receive fuH stock Of clothing and "a
dies dress goods, direct from San Fran
cisco. Heis determined To have as fine
and wellassorted stock Of general mer-
chhndise as was ever brought 10 the
Albany market. Remember This and
give him caH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

RIPE F1Gs.-Geo. Wealey has laid on
our table some specimens of figs raised
from tree on his fathers lot in this
city, The fruit is fully ripe and is most
delicious. The tree was planted five
years ago, being then only a little
shoot, and it will this year yield about
9 bnshel of figs. Ifthis most excellent
fruit will do SO well here we don't see
why its cultivation should not be more
extensively engaged in. In this most
prolific climate every man should in
deed sit under his own vine and fig
tree. ~ fo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

REEDS PANORAMA Of the Pacific
coast will exhibit at Albany during
the Linn County Fair The writer
had the pleasure of witnessing this
panorama at Salem short time ago,
and can truly say that it is the finest
exhibition of the kind which has ever
been in Oregon. The scenes are paint
ed by Col J. II. Reed, of Salem, and
consist mostly of Oregon scenes, admir-
rably executed and beautifully portray
ed. No one should fail to see this
truly excellent exhibition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

efHf "a Gk6Dm per dayl Agents wanted I
w ~ y wv anU All claegcs 81 working poo,
pNrol elmer seN, young OF Old mako moro
monry.dt .wOrli for ua IN thclr apnrc moments
9r az The Time than M anythlnsclse particil.
ars ife, AddfoEa q. iitinson x Coz p0lfiuii
NU tsnf5l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

AN ENDoRsEMENT.-The Democrat
ic Primary held at Harrisburg, last
Saturday, adopted the following reso-
luton:
"Resolyod, That the delegates from
Harrisburg Precinct, to the County
Convention, to be held at Albany, on
Aug. 30, 1873, be and the same are
hereby instructed to use all honorable
means to elect delegates to the State
Convention who will pledge themselves
to support Hon. Geo. r. Helm, for the
nomination for Congress.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

HORSES fN TRAINING Through TIL
polltoness Of s. Montgomery, E,q., We
yesterday tool. aFpin q the faii
grounds, Where we found a large nun
Der Of horsesin training for the races
az tho approaching County Fair.
IlJas. lRelchi Of Portland, has four
horses under lis care VIZ: The fine
tEottlng stallion, j,Eph laynard,,,
owned by Welchi q trotter, years old,
owned by Glassford, Of Walla Walla;
"Aiollie,' fast trotter owned by
Aownsdale, Of Portland; ''Put Smith, y
a Pathfinder trotter, owned by Craw-
ford Bros, Of Albany. Ks
Geo. w, Cornartistraining "Andy,p
q bay trotter owned by Crawford Bros,
Of Albany. ts
Ia Glrd's stables we found the fol-
lowing; "shoo-Fly,'' an elegant pa
aeS owned by s. Montgomery, and
'Artelope," a bay trotting mare,
owned by same; d black trotter named
5altana, and d bay trotter, both owned
" J. hoffman, Of Harrisburg; "schon-
nm" q PAGER, owned by Frank Par
on; "Buckskiip and tPlow iBoy,p ra-
'ersy both owned by Wm. Gird; PBiH |
4ird' and "Buffalo Bill" racers, both
'Wned by Geo. Hughes. rt
z Yesterday morning a Mr., Reynolds
rriyed from Seattle with John PEN
ll's famous racer, ''Tom. Merry,p
gh!ieh got away with everybody I'M
his neck o the woods last fall. .I
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

rms OVERLAND MONTHLY. The
Blishers have placed before us an
liadtiyenumber for September, many
tie articles being exceedingly mat
-All Ttisto be hoped that our Ma
M Government will seriously take
\ eensideratlon some Of the timely
Ilnls made in the opening article on
pur Indian Policy from the pen Of
Patterson
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-29

I, l.N ~, Wy i, II, GROVER.
?. 4, CHADWICK, Secretary Of State.
Smyrna times., 1873-05-21
INSURE. .YaUR. HOMES AND PROPERLY
IN THE
,lleKENTb COUNTY IL
z Mutual Insurance Co.,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

This Company continues TO Iqsure property on
reasonabe FERNS and iOf several pasI has paid
It's PCHGY Holders an aT nuai dividend vi and % |
per cent The DIVIDENDS are paid the Isl day of |
IanuG!y ar allowed IA the payment Of annual Pre-.
mIuLs, due on that day.
II Is the buGnden duty OF eve.y man not only 10 |
his tamil but his creditors, 10 keep his property
spred and no man has any reasOn 10 complain OF hIs
neighbOrs ana friends If they should refuse TO con.
Tribute towards the loss OF his property for the simple
reason that insurance Is cheap, and agents OF the
company reside almost every town thrOng gAout The
Stale, and for trIlng cost can be made SECURE from
loss OF ais property by fire. O will not The
Ii II is iIsurable be has no right call upon his
| ne IghbOrs TO asSIs hiD
| The Kent County Mutual has a Capital of S49O,.
900 and pays promptly Ils losses.
| Parties desrOus Of insurIng this Company will
call upon the following
AGENTS.
Jos. NJ vanhinkle, Del, City. tenrge Moore FELTON,.
jesse S.IInfhnEton smyrna e. A. Rawiins. Bridgeyle
Alex JackS"n, Camien James r. aJer M.!tan.
jacob Y Foulk, Milford. ii. ". Baker, Seainrd,
]. Is. H. Powell Pennington Il. II. Downing Gtorgetc wp
! P. 4. Davis Lewes.
EIJAII CROUCH, Travelling Ae.nt.
E.l.tf... ..NU DIRECTORS. -C.
Geo. W .CWnmins, ESQ., John W. CsIsey, ~
james X. Gle .nents, DR.. Henry kIdgely,
William Denney, James l. Heverin,
Jacob Deakyns, Gov. James Pouder
Jacob williams, tSeRiOrd.
OFFICERS
GEO. w. CUMMINS, PresideAt, Smyrna
VIM. DEhNEY, JR., Sec'y AID Treasurer.
g1T Business communications promptly atte nd ed 1,
W2H. OENNEY, JR,,
LOVER DELAWARE.
Smyrna times., 1873-05-21
Maryland & Delaware K. Il.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, Sept. 3Uth, ls72 viii 81
Smyrna times., 1873-05-21

The Mi Vel Train will he subject to delays incident to
Freight business and will stop only at stations %hse time is
New Castle Tralps-Leaye New Castle Tor wnn9t9n and
Philade pa at 40, A. NJ Leave FhjlAdapa l25 7. NJ
and Wilmington I2l p. NJ. fur New CASTLE.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS Additional to those above
leave Syln for Cayen iD, A. NJ, Snd 1875 p NJ Leave
Clayton Tor smyrna A. NJ aud goa F. NJ - make
nectOn with trains and Dover and Stations South
g.. - =. - ... CONNECTIONS
AT Town send with thr Krpt County aud Queen Aupes "
Kent Raroads. At HayGL with Md n Del Il. L. At Har-
rnston with ! r, T. r. A. Seafud. with IL Il u. 4! X.
At Denar with Il. s. X. r. and Wycnncd POcomOke L. r.
IL. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1873-05-21

Far '7sht " tecu'y ius'amen' Tor The Support UE oae
. p,SNeut, and fif nG ;thi steel and
ther article 3eesFs1rN l The BLACKSMITH Shopas per third
article ~ Apgi tvrrth t-h'c. tUirrd SIXTY
III thousand i've hundred dollars.
For eghio y4 y 10 RinS as foe Ge suppsrtsn! one
school teacher. the books and Stationery
third aice tuAv ~ Aa seventh eighteen hundred and
9r sSst sSest, Tor he Of In
Smyrna times., 1873-05-21
Ayers
H:laia' Ngor,

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
etfectual for
preserving the
hair. u soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, nth the
Smyrna times., 1873-05-21
~ Delaware RAILROAD Lms.w
Spring Abrams g nm m {.
On aud after

Sundays eNcepted.) trains will run
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-16

.enatle NiIlirera corner Of Second and Carson
streets, opposlteth the GrLsly Z ouse, Carson C.ty.
Orders solicited. Ol1-G
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-16
Evening Report.

1900 Meadow Valley "a. Ii9 b2o. II bj
3l5 Raymond 4 Ely -. a, 81 so, 50
155 Eureka Con . = b5l, 9& "a SD
10 I.oohe
350 Washington Creole ~
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AS American Flag Al, A, A..
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80 WATSON 3
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z7U Fillmore E 4 q. -. { ble
- SeE:h CEsrlat y b.. 70!
40 Red Jacket 3
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
Aus orit Aoroweftfn.

G~aIebrnia. sas tIibsnbt uns tttriebfarat
Stdpt&en. In Sdufon Co., Ninn., III bur& tte
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mrriGisn. mic lib Die ensipurise marrow gauge)
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Wu 3~tIterapb.) IL. Dt3, 1873.
Weiisn.-esbtaft unb fta , 70. 2 strfaufi
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gut far Nf sals. Inc en FeAe' ye1Hasen
enN~ TH VIC Se@'t Hl sep'!u etm "oaten"
"aefr as OCT "a'np3aBe une 'auts.
pal Sn0 @f orau 0as jap 0u'g ssq"a't eas
eas pass nipt ''nlurfo' wor0fh, Yetfr VIC
aL ~ Ht Sas '9n Wa'H an0 DIET S". ''u's
''a'e sse eaI
"seT i1f os'u OCT A~elsnagtsfaSs oar1 aa~
efr ofa'e"' or SVln'sn, Sf wurt er Sara
faHst' cine sur aaAs asss sn s@tss @las
sSfta sas ein ute'sea'@laa MOT helsn.
Nas ~ Sw'nffR, een oiaftn unp DC ySurlf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
(efisene Aussabe fit amerika)
fpntnten laHen.
SnbaltSperseibni6.

SnbaltSDer3eibni6.
Halsaharium nit Wiitsruna.
@unesrbarlt&ss G"sbsimmittd UNI s~<raltsrts
l1rtnfsr ~ furirtn.
Der aubfrits.
0tanbtn, bic Stamrnburs unftrrr Birttn.
Dt6 alien RapcltonS fhSuffr la3.
3pti Bilpsr aus pfm AtcRsr Giairsfoniaine.
Der are6s @sisr ron Rabasaeear.
Die @tcds.
gntasbuns Der aapsQsn 40 @irR unb GIrf.
Das rhs @sbtt.
Die Wssslst BON DiEtrsinssu.
8hr Saus unb 9anerirbftah.-Dit 6reunbs
Der 2anbwirtbl6aft unisr ben BSssln.
gei@tsssns &atsf&last &sespis nnS SsfImittsi.
antfpptsn.
suasfuns Der @dtbid Rom Sabrsans 1873 uus
nsut grttsrGtbsl.
Gbrcnclcsifts lisbsri6t Der inldrtiiden Grtis.
nift Rsusrnnssn, unslidssdls, gsrbrs&sn &c.
giierariints.
airhlihs Sitrar6ie.
gistbun 0urtmburs.
8aRsnpurrtuuns felt 1869.
Rfaieruna bss @rcebs3ostbums.
gtseidnib Der 8smsinbsn pss @rcbbtr,Ostbums,
nsba ben Eamtn ibrsr 8urssrmsihtr, Srfre.
t6re unb Ginnsbmtr.
gnban5 fur bic sursmturss sansslsuts tn Unit
rita:
Die qursmburser in Rsrtamnifa.
W1brt tungfrGuliGsr Bcetn iminsr.
8rei&sruns bee Sceens.
Gin Uori itu ben 3tiipunfi Der Grats uns ibsr
psiess WstL
4dk. tatrifatioa.
Die Bsrfinistsn Staatsn sen Rprb. amtrih.
DIR voRbtsnff In ben Ysrsinistsn Staattn.
QretS franco per Noff 25 Gents.
Der EpBsno biaissr.
EaErs Da fstnt gang srcet 3abl bisftr f&Snsn
laibeltlHsn aalsnbtr an pan6 N, 70 titttn wir
bic 4sRslunssn kalS uaSsli&R dnsufsnesn.
j. " Sonner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
0efnbt.

Ser peter 3 m { (ssu Semen bel 1rit,, mar
In Gurspa aessser) bird finm epta @tsrs 3immsr,
rsbnbait In &ettass. WILtRU
6ur .. 3immu rantsrts isis sun Gn.ssa aus une rar
Ger 4 Satrtn IN Gtitasc.-Gnt tttitnistn, tie irssnb aus.
ipnft ubr ben spskasrt bee 6urn Satr 9immn etttn i6a'
sen. Orb aatea sebtttn, n Der Re action Der fur mt,r ..
Ger 0asttit' eetr perm @tsrst o,mmsr 26 @tarrrb
w, nue.. Gtisaso, Sninsit. n,satsaltn.
: tpn Gtr BEN Bsrbldb bee Siw. vau 8tumtr ansianfs
mitttdlt, aHSlt cine pslstsune. fM-t&.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17

0Sir MAIDEN bitreurG nIisrt eelsr aIT
bas nsus @sl&ait ess perm Ruste In Np. 379
Wainarabt, uafmniiam. Ser &utts III Gin in
Dtuti6Iano prUmopirte: apetbttsr nue stn su'
psrlGiFsst seniRsnbaita BsisGftsmann, Ger ;a
ietn .3sit tsrsit IL, itine GunSsn su t~tpitnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17

Ger sIearapk.) IL. CS. 1873.
Wti,sn.-Hubis ; Rc. 1, $1.f6} 70. 2,
S1.t4t fir Sanaar $i.f5.
5aftI.-5ta; Rr. 2, 375 Gts.
@tliGfprn.-ettbaft anb bobere Treift !
70. 2. 6Sa Gts.
Roestn.-8ta; No. 1, 78i CITE.
@srfs.-8sa &c. O. $f.4O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
Gprrcsponben, aus DesmoineS.

Der @iniT i&sint bier re4t Nib ~ wsroen.
Bis ,um 4. DItmtsr tatisn mir cine Spur
S&ues uns fein Sis. 3snu Gag traSh uns
cine gang lsiSts Dsde, bic absr aud slsi& mic
bst Dor Der Sonnt f&isanp. @sSfs 70 ssran,
.uiyp's feline Salittfniabrt psrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17

Sci Blumenauer an Gsulsv Nssnnt
iSnnt ibr eta sutss, ftinss GIas Bier umb cine
ysrisn Gotten GmmsnstaIer Rates battH. -
gaa3t nal esnniass sinsn sssatsrsars eatin
aus. ~ lunS