The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-05


STATE FAIR.-We last week receivel
one Of the new mammoth State Fai
posters The Fair will commence thi
year on Monday, October 8, and will
continue six days. The Society thi
year offer premiums to the amount Q
sl0i000in coin, and also several gol'
and silver medals. The Annual Ad
dress will be delivered on Thursday
October 9th, by Rev. Thos. Condor, 0
the Dalles. The price Of admission
this year will be as follows /; Six-da.
tickets, 50 90; membership badge
$500 one day tickets, 81 90, ladies
and children under 12 years Of age, free
: ALBANY COLLEGE. E.--The first tern
Of the collegiate year Of the Albany
. Collegiate Institute opened last Mon
day with Il very fair attendance. All
persons who purpose attending should
make arrangements to start before the
goth of this month, as at that date the
classes will be reorganized for the con
venience Of those Who find If impossi-
bic to begin at the first of the term.
This college has full corps of expert
'enced teachers and will now rank
among the foremost educational insti-
tutions on the North Pacific coast.
4
- mus. nos Oe ihlerreu' from tne
ieoO vn"U u, " neeier % 70 uo po1 give
"riy guaraheees IN regard TO the price
VI gram stoFeu, tllaI they 40 not intend
that thew will be ahla n noasa n for
the interest of all. who can deliver
more conveniently at Shedd. to sell
them their grain. But preferences and
guarantees are part of one system. and
one naturally depends upon the other
and both are destined to 90 out of use
Go and see them before disnosino of
your grain.
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lsNp ASohAMA Y 81 tne racine
tI tpIoS , ~iii oNl9 oNilloit a. Aioany uuring
rH 0Vun'y fef' ihe "rlVer
panorama at Salem n short time ogo
and can trulv saw that.it ia the enest
exhibition Of the kind Witch bas ovor
been in Oregon The scenes ara nairtl
ed by Col / Fl Reed of solem and
consist mostly Of OroGon sconos odn,ir.
rablv execnted and booutifnlI,, rt,trov
ed No one sbonld foil - FL H.
trulv excalIant exbihition
i--!.it ---,.--a 30
HiVU MowITcH.-Messrs. Charley
dealey, Jerry Wlhters' John Walton
the mountains last Tuesday wboro
thew have been for ahout two veol,s on
a hunting exnadition Tbav ,o,I
in tbe Cascades a. VIM NTonIa potton,
and wbile tboro snccoodod IN kininn
tbirtv-six door tbo ohon,l of mh;oh +hns,
brouoht WITH tban, NJ tbis oit,, ThoI,
ro,,ort tl,ot tbo door aro narfootIr thici,
in tho+ vioinitu ond ira+ snaii,am 80
10 ILL w 80 w
FOR THE DALLEs.- Rev. W. r.
and Miss AureIia RIoin startod fo. tbe
Dalles last "Wednesday Mr. .Rnt6hor
has acoentad tbo cbor1o Of Tho Connro
ootiono, Chnrcb Of tbo+ oitv onJ is
now ooinc there to enter Of onoo rnor
his duties MISS AItbouee and Misc
Aurelia Rlain are goino nm . visit to
their friends at that nIoca and tbo1o+-
fer will probablv remain there dnrinr
the coming wintar - "
- -,
waro coing to oross tbot nrinoo of nood
fellows. John Natter Charley Kiefer,s
brewer, sent us keg of "Dutch nee
tar,n and consequently our buskv
pressman made the old WASHINGTON
fairly "bile" for few hours. The AL
bany Brewery has not vet lost its grip
as a favorite mandatory of the foam
ing lager, and never will while it con-
tinues to copiously remember the
printer.
RECRUITS Last Tuesday another
party, consisting of Sam Althouse and
wife, started to join the excursionists
at Latham. Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Tate,
Mrs. j. Barrows, Miss Josie Hamilton
and Miss Ella Barrows started on the
same trsin on a pleasure excursion, in
tending to stop at Roseburg and other
points in Southern Oregon. We hope
they may all have the best OF success
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INvENTIoN.-We we're shown dur
inp the week the model of an instru-
ment to be used for the purpose of fore
INC a person to bite straight when the
dentist is taking an impression of the
month nreparatorv to making a set of