The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-01-02

Mattoon the pastor, Sdf the First
Baptist Church Of Tits city, Twill ION.
hext Sabbtth evening (Jan. ~ CONS
mence a series of lectures on the Polity
hnd Faith Of the Bap ptists9 'lFrom his
position and standing in the denomi-
hatiop,. and his long and intimate
acquaintance BitAlits peonliaritiesl he
Is eminently fitted to present the same
clearly and correctly, and those who
attend will doubtless get many valu-
able ideas relative to one of our largest
and most respectable religious conf
munities. "Their manner of doing
business, or theeburfh government Of
the Baptists," will be the subject 70 be
pfesented next Sd bBatlg evening" 2 NTa
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! OpPoaf4ToNs STEAS ASfsi4fn q IINE.N
Col. Teal inforn5 US that within The
hext week the first steamer of an
opposition line between San Franaisco
Ind Portland will arrive at the latter
place. These VESSELS, although not
owned by B. Goldsmith & Co., will
run III Connection With their 1ihel Of
Willamette River Boats. The inaugura-
tion of this line will be rare blessing
to our people, and we hail its advent
With Joy and delight.
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NGoING TO FADERhANDr. Our friend
and FelloweitizensA Mr.. Leo Faxi starts
in Few days for Bavaria, Germany, to
spend year or two among the friends
and scenes of his nativity. Mr.. Eox
has for many years past been one Of
Albany's most popular and successful
iAeFohRpts, andE the best wishes oQf
scores Observation-Disclosures him in his
wand6rings among the classic scenes
of the Old World. Bon goyd ge, Leo!
LEBANON GRANGE. Following are
the newly elected officers of Lebanon
Grange: R. A. Irvine, Nj, J, Was,
son, o.; s: iielSgf \ 4 7. ! ]; 2. cheadfei;
S. e. Keebler, A. S.; ]. N. McDon-
aid, c.; ]. r. Smith, Treas; G. F..
Burkhart, Sec'y; w. M, Smith, G. X. +;
Mrs. J. N. Mcdonald, G.; Miss Mary
wassom, F.; MISS Ellen Cheadle, P;
Miss Bette Burkhart, L. A. s.; Last
Saturday the Grange Rnished up a
class of 1S candidates and now num-
hers about so members.
NFLUsH OF. MoNEY.-Sherif Parker
informs us that he has no trouble
whatever To- collect taxes this year
Everybody seeming well supplied with
the ireadx Johf,,,'s,s AT scio he collect
led IS, 200; at Brownsville, $3.50; at
IHaIsey, 5000. This is much better
than any collector has ever been able
to do in the county before. The city
of Albanyiaione pays over one-fifth Of
Ilthe taxes of the county. Fg
IFEPENMAN NsHIlis.p.--Prof. g. P. Con
Inefg teacher q spspceri$R Peninan-
Ilship, will commence dIhss atFthe
Albany School House on next Mon
day evening" Prof Conner comes re-
Gently from Salem, where he taught in
Willamette University and brings
thigh reco4meHdatiVns from President
Catch of thatinsfit9tion.
COPY FOR 1874 ushers itself in sight
lin brilliant dress and superb style
| we have never seen a more attractive
lor instructive number of that in-
valuable lady's companion. The new
chrome, "TrueItog Nature" hasn't
come to our table yet, but it is claim
Iedt 10 Be amosb attractive pSennilIrns to
Subscribers for 1874
NOTICE TO FARMERS. Now is Sour
ime to go to Howell, Harper & Co,
and put in youWorders for threshipg
machines, reapers, mowers, headers,
and portable steam engines, Or any
Ilthing else that you may want next
harvest very cheap. They will fill
Ilyour orders and guarantee satisfaction
for a small c6nmifesipop. If
sEED,7FowelI, Harper 4 CO; have
Rchoice articles Of Wheat for seed, such
las Fall or White Winter, Click, Chill
IiClub, Sonora, ETC.; also lot of Orchard
Grass and Timothy seed all of which
lthey will dispose of'by exchanging fol
other seed sEQns ether terms viii which
Twill suits2 ,aB0N ,aAEA4 ;eiS4
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for January
lI1s74, waltzes into our sanctum in Its
summerry, charming style and is
perfect gem OF goodies" for The
boudoirc, family and home circle. TAii
lis the best magazine for the price eval
bissued.
/ ATTENTION sQUAD!-We are re-
Equested by A. S, Powell agent, to in,
form those interested that the thirt
assessment. on the stock Of the Astoria
" vi u y.
and Albany Farmers. Company Is nov
Ndue and must be paid Immediately
Mr.. Powell will receive and receipt fSl
the same at the store of Blain, Yount
& Go. in Albany, Y
WHEELER'S CoLUMN.-In another
ptacdwfh befound thee new Icniumr
adv. of that enterprising liberal brick
Mr.. A. Wheeler, of Shedd, who know
how to sell goods faster than anybody
else and keep uprthe best stock>in th'
county.
. II5ossf. 5o3ss. IT. L ed8as day. Z Dec. SIN
| 1878, one Bin file containing bills ant
envelopes with notes and school orders
Several papers are of no value to an!
one but me. The finder will be liber
ally rewarded byretuPring the same +
A. II. ARNOLD.
WooD PUMPs.- .-The best and mos
improved pumps now in use-beinI
the cheapest and most durable-fo
sale at Howell, Harper & Co.'S estab
lishment. w T III