The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-21
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city.
Many Immigrants arrived here by
last steamer.
Judge Mosher spent a few hours with
us last Sabbath.
Turkey gobblers are now the most
popular candidates.
Republican City Convention next
Wednesday evening.
There are now so Cinnamon at work
on the Santlam Canal.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving "
DON'T say etturlseyn to u.s. y ~ z
Democratic City Convention on
Friday evening, Nov. Goth.
Rebec's have sociable at Odd Eel
lows Hall tomorrow night.
Last fall the first boat Of the season
arrived at this city Nov. IS.
A lodge of P. M. Masons will be con-
vened at Corinthian Hall tonight,
Remember the Thanksgiving Dinner
at Pacific Opera House next Thursday.
Animmense breadth of grain has
been sown in this county during the
fall.
1t is estimated that about 5000
cordsaof wood are annually consumed
in this city. F#BRksF
Mrs Coe and her daughter, Of. Asto-
ria, are at present visiting friends in
this region.
Enoch Sloan is erecting a commodi-
GUS and tasteful residence in the upper
part Of the city.
VIM. Morgan, late typo in the Regis
ter, and Billy Miller, have gonetoA the
Yakima mines.
Eggs, 35 cts If a hen can't lay at
that price she ought to have her tail
feathers pulled out.
Several ladies allowed the sunshine
of their presence to radiate our sane
tum during the week.
Some Is operatives are employed in
Brownsville woolen factory. The
institution is fiourishing.
We are pleased to see that Mr.. Wal
ter Monteith is again out on the street
after his dangerous Illness.
Mr.. Beard, of Tangent, is at present
erecting building at that place to be
used by him as a storehouse.
The different warehouses of this city
are at present shipping immense
quantities of wheat to Portland.
Unprecedentedly lovely weather.
This is certainly the loyliest fall since
that of Ewes in the Garden of Eden.
Within the last few days there has
been fifteen thousand bushels of wheat
shipped from the Tangent warehouse
Miss Lou. Simpson formerly of this
city, will openA select school in thu
Episcopalian Chapel, at Corvallis, mex
Monday,
A seduction or ineestuous case ha'
} not been developed in this county fol
the past two days. Where's the devi
gone, now?
The Democracy of this city shoulC
turn out en- naasse next Friday evening
and see that good ticket is put il
nomination.
The How ard Serenaders had fai
housesin this city on Thursday and Fri
day nights of last week. They gayege
. eral satisfaction.
Frank Wood has just received larg,
invoice of the Statesman Force-FeeC
Grain Drills, direct from the Soutl
r Bend lind mandatory.
F Dr. Alexander's health is still i'm
proving, and his many friends ma!
! shortly expect to see him fiaxing abou
in his usual energetic way.
Baum scattered, $4,000 over hi
counter to wheat sellers during th
week. We hope it will not all go bacl
to the Eastern manufacturers.
Thanks to Capt. s. ]. Mccormick
2 the Pioneer Bookseller of Portland an
{ and primeyal Almanacker of Oregon
for literature and other pen-gas.
t The contractors of the Albany an
A Santiam Canal are in receipt of larg
i ''invoicen of Cinnamon which they ii
e tend putting to work on the ditch.
o Rumor has it that Albany is to hav
n q new bank. This is of course becaus
e of the increasing wealth of the printer
n which must be deposited somewhere.
u Go to the Pacific Opera House ne1
Thursday to get your Thanksgivin
1t dinner. Fresh oysters and everythin
e else that is good will be in attendance
o Mr.. w. e. Barr has opened a stoc
/ of musical instruments in the po
e office store. He is formerly of Salen
+ and we know him to be square maj
g Only two men in our county Jail fc
4" incest-but then the world must nj
= judge us too harshly, as our oflicla
a are doing all they possibly can to cate
o the rest of 'em.
Our friend VIM. Peters has late
n been reconstructing his shops in tn
= city preparatory to putting up a larl
- number of the celebrated Albar
l. wagons this winter. .as.
NJ Zepheniar and Ann Sophiar and q
l. the children living will go to Il
" thanksgiving festival next Thursda
ID It's mighty sight cheapern gettin' |
st a dinner of fixins to hum.
ii A slight unpleasantness occurr'
between couple of citizens on o
streets last Saturday. For furth
III particulars attend Judge Tandy's cou
= next Saturday, at o'clock.
10 w. II. McFarlandis is now comfortab
III settled in his new and cemmodio
M quarters in the Conner brick and reat
Oh to show his customers the finest sto
10 of stoves and tinware this side Of POI
" land.
le Onr job printer is standing on /
y head in perturbed state of mind b