The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01
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See our market report elsewhere.
Rained all of Wednesday night.
Now dig worms bud go a-fshing.
Corinthian Lodb tomorrow night
Spades are trul ps--in the garden
now.
Now we know VI ho is to be the mex
Sheriff.
Don't know abob t the weather to-
morrow.
Hurrah for our q ranger Democratic
ticket! Ror!
The question of Il S-day--"Who's to be
May Queen?"
Harper & Co.'s n ew style ladies boots
are all the rage.
!. r. Herren wields the cleaver be,
hind Harris meat block.
w. S. Newbery, Esq., put in an ap,
pearance during tIe week.
Gross receipts oflOdd Fellows ball
S4O2, 87%; nett receipts, $148.
Meeting of Stock kholders of Albany
Farmers Cp., on 18Th of May.
His Honor, Mayor Wright, of Salem,
wept on our neck hist Monday.
Wheat in Liverpool, lSs 81; in San
Francisco, 50; in Hortland, SL65.
DR.. Thompson, olr merchant friend
of Halsey, called during the week.
After fourteen ydars--it's girl and
Capt. Carile, of Corvallis, is joyful.
The average Albany hoodlum is a
bowling Modoc since the Indian show.
Parker 81 Morrisf new warehouse is
under way, AND will be ready for ssor-
age in July.
See the notice of w. F. Alexander,
President of the Central Business
Council, p. II.
Grover and Campbell tomorrow
night, at the Court House. Let the
ladies come out.
Council man Kuhn, under the skill
full treatment Of Dts. Boughton & Har-
ris, is improving.
Mrs. Cheadle has. returned from q
prolonged visit to Frisco, looking Wig
orous and robust.
Hon. Il. II. Gilffey, Judge Walton
A. l.. Stinson and other eminent bricks
called during the week.
Baum wants several hundred thous-
and pounds of wool, for which he will
pay the highest market price.
Cheadle has received his new goods
and people are focking in from all
quarters to see and purchase them.
Messrs. Garlic and Baldwin, of Cor
wallis, exchanged the compliments OF
the season with us last Wednesday.
JosephtHannon for Justice and John
Nc Knight for Constable, is what's the
matter of our Albany Independents.
A gentleman Gust from the Yakima
mines has shown us a nugget which he
picked up there weighing $85 in gold.
Picnics are breaking out i'll a most
virulent form, and May Queens grow
spontaneously on almost every bush
in the land.
Marshal Mcknight will give tax-pay-
ers till the l0tll inst to pay their taxes.
The books may be found at Harris
butcher shop.
Mrs. w. w, Martin, Mrs. T. NJ, Scott
and Mrs. S. r. Church, of Salem, have
been visiting friends in this city for Il
few days past.
Geo. Humphfy has a sore back, from
the effects of buggy tongue being
prodded in his. back on last Monday,
during the celebration.
Peters Il pieilel are still turning out
wagons, carriages, etc, to the satisfac-
ton Of their customers, both as to
and price.
L. NJ. Wates Esq., Republican cam
didate for State Printer, threw himself
onto our heavin bust last Monday. He
seemed resigned to his sad eend.
Jno. Gillilalpl is out on the w. V. &
C. NJ, Wagon Road, improving it and
getting it ready for the summer travel
between the Willamette Valley and
Eastern Oregon.
Our friend, 9heo. Cartwright, is trav-
cling agent for the Granger, and gets
more subscribers than anybody. He
is also authorized to take subscriptions
for the DESioCRAT.
The wife of Rev. DR.. Geary received
n telegram that her mother in one of
the Eastern States, was dangerously
i'll, and yesterday started for the East
in response to the summons.
Many of tie fair women and brave
men of Salem participated in the Odd
Fellows bellin this city last Monday
evening, andall expressed themselves
highly pleased with its management,
etc.
1t was DR.. tBoughton, and not DR..
who fixed up Clay Kuhn's
broken leg last week. The mistake
was wholly irmdveFtant on our part,
for which we fully grant both doctors
our free pardon
Several families Of immigrants arriv-
ed in this county during the week, all
direct from the East. Two or three of
these fami les ard related to the Crow
lers, of this county, and are from H.
inois and Iowa.
Two hundred and fifty dollars were
HE receipts Of the Fndian show at the
Pacific Opera House last Tuesday
night. Sam Parrish says it is the big
sest house yet. Fuliy GOO people wit
Iessed the show.
Geo. a. Pcase, of The Portland Pa
life Boot Store, hks published the
leatest advertising dpdge yet. 1t is a
'unny newspaper, nHd every man
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