The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05
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yanced in Liverpool to 13s. Cd.
Geo. Christie, Esq. our Scio agent,
threw his 7-be-nign pliz in sight last
Tuesday.
Kuhn & Co. want their debtors TO
come forward and settle up. See adv.
elsewhere.
The Ditch follows have gone for
more voters, to have them ready at the
next election.
The wife and family Of Coll. Van
cleve have returned from a visit 70
Eastern Oregon.
Thursday, Jan. lst, the Linn 20.
Ag'l Association will meet at Pacific
Opera House. See notice.
Average Democratic majority last
Monday in our city election, IA. Last
year the Republican majority was p.
The ST. call of Nov. 2s quotes
wheat in Liverpool at IDS. Why can't
the telegraph tell our Portland ex-
changes as much?
Mrs. Belle Hinkle died in this city
last Tuesday, aged about 20 years. She
has been lingering for some time with
consumption.
Bro. Dubois gets up the supper for
the Fireman's Ball, 1t will be all that
the most voracious or fastidious taste
can get away with.
Foshay, the stationer, has had to
order d new invoice of pencils. His
stock was exhausted on election day in
scratching tickets,
Myriads Of wild geese fly over our
city daily, attempting to inveigle our
citizens into trouble by shooting them
inside the corporation.
The saw mill of Hurd & Grouse, In
this city, is turning out more lumber
and Of "a better quality, and at cheaper
rates than ever before. 9
1t showed lively in this city for an
hour or @wo last Monday. That proba-
bly, accounts for the fact that such u
white ticket was elected.
Miss Mary e. Whitesides was elect
ed county superintendent of public
schools, at Peoria, Illinois. Both
parties were unit on her.
That excellent local paper, the Cor
Wallis Gazette, has started upon its
eleventh volume. We wish Bro. Car
ter the fullest journalistic success.
The "Fannie Pattonn laid all
night Wednesday night on bar above
this city. The Grover passed her gal
lantly and went on smoothly to Cor
wallis.
The Scio folks VIII have grand ball
this evening, with Fl, Burmester' H.
H. Rutherford and w. Gibson as mani
ayers. We wish the young folks aJol-
ly time.
It is pleasant to remember that moi
an hour passes in the increasing mSrcn
Of time, but that there is half dresse q
man somewhere on the earth calling
for shirt.
Our devil perpetrates the following
conundrum, eta fellow and his girl
get married. and neither Of them have
anything, is her things hlssen or his
things hern?"
The Sun is the title Of a new paper
Just issued in San Francisco 1t is a
bright, spicy, newsey, energetic sheet
and we predict its success among the
journalistic planets.
Several parties who have recently
arrived in Linn county from the East
say they were induced hither by read
ing the DEMOCRAT. Send copies to the
East and bring more folks here.
We are indebted to Mr.. F. ], Benitz,
manager Of Gray's Portland Music
store, for supply of new music just
out from the publishing house. Ad-
dress Mr.. Benitz for all the latest
music or most approved musical in
struments.
Walter Ketchum's little boy last
Sunday threw into the fire piece Of
an old gun barrel filled with powder,
pieces of iron, ETC., and the explosion
which Immediately followed threw
hot ashes and Goals on three Of the
children, burning all Of them more OF
less severely.
Intelligence has been received of the
death few days since, Of Samuel
Blain, an old resident Of Linn county.
About three weeks ago Mr.. Blain left
his home in this county for trip I'd
the Eastern States to visit relatives
and acquaintance. He was taken
sick on the way, but reached the resi-
dence of bis wife's sister. in Garnet
Kansas, where, after few hours i'll
ness, he died. .s
The Jacksonville Sentinel in speak
ing of the Salem Kiblinger family who
have recently been committing incest
rape, adultery, ETC., locates them a.
Albany. For goodness sake take that
backI They don't live here at all
We have enough to bear without hay
ing the KibIinger family thrust upor
lis, (However, we must confess, fol
IN sake Of truth, that the Kiblingei
sao,lS- cot their start here-havint
resided here for several years befor'
their exodus to saiem. but this TT
enthetical statement is not lu'ehue'
for public print and must NOT De p'e'
to the prejudice of the Kibllngers.j
To FARMERS. = Howell, Harper q
O.. have for sale the Statesman Grain
Drill, the only reliable force feed grain
on the Coast. Those imported by them
are made with many improvements
which adapt them to the peculiaritiei
Of this Coast. The hoes can be changed
from a straight line to zig-zag. We
would say to those desiro1s Of purchas'
ing a good grain drill, do not fail e
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