The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-24

lack pay wanted ~ tlls vnnpS'
Charley Keller Is re-roohng hiS
brewery.
They are experimenting with iemaie
street conductors III Savannah, Ga.
VIM. Gird got away with several
first premiums at the State Fair races
Thanks to D. s. Stanley, Of Walla
Walla, for his efforts in behalf OF the
DEMOCRAT.
The Register is encouraged to en-
large shortly. We are glad OF our
neighbours success.
nLove,n says an amorous writer, us
an internal transport The same might
be said Of canal boat.
DR.. Golden has sold his residence
in this city and will start next week
on a protracted visit to California.
Mrs. A. Noltner, wife of the editor
Of the Oregon city Enterprise, has re-
Gently been visiting friends in this
city.
Ben. Simpson, of Marion, Benton
and Union counties, passed through
this city on his way to Corvallis last
Tuesday.
Col. Hogge, owner of the Lebanon
and Cascade Mountain road, wasinthe
city last Monday on business connect
ed with the road.
Several families are moving to this
city from the country for the purpose
of availing themselves of our superior
educational facilities.
Charley Smith and Ella McClung
were last week married at the resi-
dence Of J. M Mcconnell, in this city.
We congratulate 'em.
Lebanon Grange last Saturday night
took in seven new members. 1t is
prospering finely under its wide-awake
Master, r. A. Irvine, Esq.
D. W. Claypool, one of our old Linn
county friends who now lives in 0cho-
co, called during the week, and reports
everything lovely on the other side.
Young Peter Bilyeu, who was last
week tried at our Circuit Court for
swapping pistol at his sweetheart, got
off with 5000 fine for simple assault.
Several immigrants, from Illinois,
Iowa and Kansas, arrived by steamer
last Saturday. They scattered along
the railroad line between Portland and
Albany.
Messrs. Margrat, Wadsworth & Co.
have lust painted a sign for l.. Elkinss
Lebanon store which for symmetry,
beauty and attractiYeness cannot be
excelled. :,
A. r. Mcconnell is quite unwel!i,
and VIM. Gird now occupies his sta
ton behind the bar of the Bank Ex-
change. Bill is an old artist in the
business.
We last Monday received a fashion
able call from couple of lady friends.
May they cast the sunshine of their
countenance many times athwart our
threshold.
That excellent Democratic paper,
the Eugene Guard, has commenced'its
seventh volume. We wish its publish
er, Mr.. Buys, added prosperity in the
year to come.
A merchant who has class in Sun
day School, asked, "What is solitude"
and was visibIy disturbed when mis-
erable boy answered: 1.-THE store that
don't advertise"
The friends of Hon. W. F. Alexander
will be panied to learn of his severe ill
ness. He was taken very sick during
the first of the week and when last
heard from was very low.
We have authentic information from
Harrisburg that the gentlemanly post'
master of that city, Mr.. Hiram Smith
has concluded not to resign that lucra'
tive and honorable "posish."
A ditch for drainage purposes is now
being constructed from near the resi-
dence of John Briggs to the. residence
} of Mr.. Canon, where it intersects th'
} drain coming down Broadalbin street
, ADubuqu egrocer refuses to advertise
in the paper, but spoiled $50 sui
5 of clothes in covering the fences ant
: walls with painted sign which read
t '''Buy yoor Kodphish, & Kauphy a
: Bilsons.n
s The pale, sad looking young mel
V whom one occasionally meets on th
: street are not consumptive, are no
t mourning the loss Of a friend, and ar
a not divinity students. They are break
ing in tight boots.
. Prof. r. X. Warren organized sing
: ing class at the College last Monda,
! evening. Any person wishing to joi
! can do so by attending the next meet
j ing which will be held at the chape
next Monday evening.
Mr.. S. M. Hindman, of Camp Poll
/. gave us pleasant call last Monday
II He says the weather is lovely and th
: road still dusty on the other side
, Fish Lake. On this side there is cor
siderable mud in places.
John Ganter, ofthis city, hasjust RI
It turned from visit to his nativ
y Switzerland. While in Europe /
u spent fifteen days at the Vienna E'
a position. He is much pleased wit
= his trip to 'tDher Faterlan1t."
e We very much regret to learn Of Il
r death of that very estimiable lady
a Mrs. Judge Walton, of Eugene, an
}. we extend to her afflicted husband oil
e most heartfelt sympathy. She was
most superior lady and her death
:, lamented by large circle Of friends.
a Postal cards a very convenient thing
for mischief makers. Married wome
: occasionally get neout Of the offic
addressed to their husbands froi
y "Martha," )" "Nancyn or some other vi
tI 4Iaav,, Ahat