The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-31

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The st. Charles Hotel still keeps Its
bulletin board, and that other fellow
pretty generally keeps his room.
A certain loafcr about this Office has
concluded that there is an artcsian
well hereabouts and he Is boring for It.
A frail female canine was the cause
of her proprietor being fined s. and
costs by Recorder Harmon last Monday.
The Union prayer meetings In this
city are we'll attended and are condu-
Give of much good to the cause Of re-
ligion.
Capt. John Smith Il down from his
Indian Agency at Warm Springs and
says he has no Modoc'ky oatbreakcrs
up there.
ID. a Lane aster, the irrcpressiblc life
| insurance agent, called last Monday.
He is an eminent specimen OF kiln
burnt clay.
| One style of bonnet Is called the
"Mansard," because It takes n great
/ deal of "man's-hard" earnings to pay
for one of 'em.
We are again indebted 10 N. Bcllin-
ger, of the Star Brewery, for n kcg of
nectar" Which the same accounts
for our hilariousity.
q. NJ. Strong has opened n dancing
school on the corner OF Main and
Broadaibin streets. We trust he will
/ be literally patronized.
We last Saturday received a lot more
new job type for cards, circulars,
posters, etc. Remember to call on us
Cor your work hereafter.
| Messrs. J. IL. Hcrren and Julius
Joseph will accept our thanks for pis-
catorial favors. They both keep fresh
salmon. smclt, etc, for sale.
| We are pleased to be able to state
I that Mrs. VIM. T.. Howell, who has
be en- dangerously III for some weeks
past, Is hopefully convaicscent.
The Salem .StdtesDinn has recently
been enlarged and improved. Bro.
Crandall makes live local paper, and
we wish him all possible financial sue
cess.
Since the Sunday law Is In force here
so many persons carry corkscrews on
Sunday that they are about TO be de-
clared by the Council concealed wea-
pons."
Eggs are six cents dozen in Colum-
bus, Ga, but they are the kind used
for suppressing unpopular public speak
ers and frescoing the shirts Of travelling
dead beats.
An Indiana man has five children
named Maine, New Hampshire. Yer
mont, Mas sachusetts and Rhode Is
land. He don't expect TO get more
than half through the list.
Mr.. Smith, the Buena Vista potter,
who was so badly injured by the late
railroad accident above Eugene, was
in this city last Tuesday. He is all
right, and able to potter about us usual.
Mfr. +. l.. era nffll Is our authorized
agent ut jefferson, and our delinquent
subscribers who receive their mail ut
that place will f'nd HIM ready and
willing to receive cash on our account
The new boat launched at Portland
by the opposition steamboat company
last Tuesday, Is named "Governol
Grover" She will run between Eu'
gene and Portland and will be ready In
about five weeks.
Josiah A. Noonan began as a jour.
neyman printer and became the riches
paper manufacturer In Wisconsin. HI
has now gone into bankruptcy. Sex
what can be accomplished by energy
and perseverance.
Two young ladies called on oul
"prints'' last Tuesday, and the boy.
now spend half their time smoothing
their shirt fronts, tying their chokers
and "tallering'' their hair. Look out
for hymenial Loop-ers now shortly.
Arkansas is going to petition the
next Legislature to change the names
of the towns of Gouge Eye AMI Gu
Throat to Shady Grove and Blossom
City. Capitalists refuse to put thei
money into towns with such names.
Her name is now ascertained to b,
Mrs. Sewel1, and she died last week a
Newburyport, Massachusetts,, and sh,
was positively of the choir of girl
who greeted Washington with a SOM
upon his entrance into Newbury port
Miss Bobbe, British female meta
physician, contends IN two long an,
labored articles tffat dogs have immor
tai souls. If her theory Is correct Cir,
will find out in the other world VIII,
poisoned his dog Larry last Monday
5; The Statesma,a peftirently remarks
Notwithstanding the Liverpool mar
ket for wheat stands firm at figure
nearly or quite as high as any tina
have ruled during the season, the Sal
Francisco and Portland reporters ar
engaged in writing the quotation
down.
The Question Settled. Those cminen
men, Dr.. James Clark, Physician to Queel
Victoria, and DIR. Hughes Beninett, say tina
4 consumption can be cured. DIR. Wistar kne,
this when he discovered his now wfdely-knowl
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, and experienc
has provedthe correctness of his opinion.
$1,000 REWARDS offered by the proprietor G
Df. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, for
medicine that will equal 1t in the cure Of e.
severe cases Of Liver Complaint" and all dis
eases arising from impuEity Of the blood. q