The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-07-10
HOME AND ABROAD.

BAF mas closed MS music store.
Albany never was so prosperous.
RAspberries and green beans ripe.
Lovely nights for serenading an,
cat-howling.
I A. Cowan and family have fittet
mountainward.
Brownsville has postal money
order Office now.
Not residence to rent in the city
for love or money.
Pleasure and health seekers crowd
ing into Sodayille.
There is regular exodus of Alban-
ians to the coast and mountains.
Mr.. Vaneleve offers the Register fol
sale, as he designs going East to reside
Like G.. Washington, We cannot tell
lie, we want those owing us to pay
up.
Mr.. Daglish, Of the Brownsville
Woolen Mills, called on us last Satur-
day.
Ruel Cdstar presented us some of the
finest cherries we ever gazed upon.
Thanks.
That liberty car on the Fourth
looked like living, breathing bouquet
of beauty.
Evorbody was creeping about in
81 ar ho' an awning and iced beverages
yesterday.
See the new adv. of the China x
Washer, and give Mr.. Hazel your
order for machine.
Over 800 persons took supper at the
st. Charles hotel, in this city, on the
evening Of the Fourth.
Hons. Tom. Munkers and S. d. Ha-
ley, Senators elect from Linn, were in
the city during the week.
Henry Myers puts on more airs than
anybody since he has put up a new
front and verandah over his resort.
John Beard and Miss Mary Spangler
celebrated the Fourth by being joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony, in
this city. 'Ror!
a newcomer, named Thos. Hines,
has Just purchased iarm and located
in "The Forks" OF course he COM
mences business by taking the DEMO-
GRAFT.
'Ligo Livingston, newly elected
Sheriff Of Douglas county, gave us q
call yesterday. He is pleasant gNn7
tleman and will doubtless make pop
ular officer
Cad Taylor, formerly one ofour ap-
prentices but now a manipulation Of
lighting, was last Tuesday married at
Oakland, toMiss Jennie Hall. Doubt
good Hall.
A Salem gentleman Is collecting all
sorts Of coins. We are also in the coin
collecting businesi, but we prefer
American coin to that sort that is not
current here.
Those two sweet little girls who rode
on the lire engine and hose carriage Of
the "Ones sers" last Saturday were the
daughters Of ITnl. Benjamin and Chaa.
Keifcr, respectively.
A colt which Ted Whitfield has been
training to work in a sullly, ian away
last Tuesday evening, throwing Ted
out and demolishlng the vehicle. No
material damage to 'Tedrick."
New County Commissioners Courtin
session. We predict that His Honor,
Judge Tandy, and the new incumbents,
will render q good account of their
stewardship in the next two years.
Astronomers say the comet now visi-
bic in the northern heavens is 10000
miles IN diameter and its volume about
lG times that Of the earth. 1t is the
biggest "dead headn show extant.
Rev. Dr. Bawne and wife were
guests of Capt. P. G. Harper, of this
city, during the week. We are glad
10 learn that the Doctor is fast recov-
ering from his recent severe illness.
Following is the motto of Grand
Prairie Grange, P. Of r.!
We want less. laws,-less taxes surc,-
Less officers, ,iustice nore,-
Taxation equal, ,--out servants pure.
A land that's sound to core
Those three beautiful young ladies
supporting the goddess in the Liberty
Car-Misses Edith Cowah, Ella Ketch-
UNI and Maggie Foster-represented
scverally Peace, Plenty and District of
Columbia.
That death-courting gentleman
hasn't attempted suicide again since
the doctor pumped him out last week.
We are glad Of it, as he is said to be a
hard-working, industrious citizen, and
ought to be content to live with the
rest of US fellows.
A neat feature of the celebration last
Saturday was the presentation of
beautiful bouquet to the Portland and
Corvallis firemen by Misses Mira
Mansfield and Flora Backus. The
boys received the presents with three
cheers and Il tiger.
Tie Oregonial Of last Tuesday says:
"The Portland delegation of firemen
who attended the Albany celebration
speak in the highest terms Of the fire
men OF that city. They were not al
lowed to squander any coin while
doing the Capitol Of Linn"
For little less than bushel Of
cherries Of the "Royal Ann" and
nGranger'' varieties, we are indebted
to our never forgetful old Scotch friend
Jas. Finlsyson. We have often won
dered why everybody wasn't go
thoughtful of the pri nter's welfare
Cand stomaeh) as he.
Brownsville is hourishing. Property
increasing in valuation and scarcely
an empty house in town. A year ago