The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-04-23

pectSu 10 20 WlIn us. Inc 1are is one DOL
lar for the round trip-all can afford to
go. And it is generally known that tho
'sThree Linkers" always have a good time
on an excursion and see that others have
a good time; and we are satisfied that the
proposed excursion will be success.
\ Everything is quiet in town, and about
the only thing talked Of is the Mckenzie
and Harrisburg Canal and we believe the
citizens have about, if not quite come TO
the conclusion that it must be built.
Throughout this section of the valley the
farmers are busily engaged in seeding
and We SEQ but few Of their honest faces
I upon our streets.
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CARRIERS planning MILL.--A few
days ago we were shown through the
large and commodious planning mill
and sash and door factory of E. Carter
& Go. The proprietors have recently
thrown aside their engine and substi-
tuted water power, refitted their whole
building, and put up new and the latest
improved machinery in place Of that
which they have formerly used, maxi
ing their factory perhaps the largest
and best this side Of Portland. 1t will
pay a person we'll to takea look through
their factory for the purpose of seeing
the improvements the enterprising pro-
prietors have made. Our elegant
young friend, Ed Carter, is superinten-
dent Of the mill and will take great
pleasure in filling your orders, or In
showing you the working Of the ma
chinery. See their adv. in another
column.
TIN WEDDING. Last Monday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Wyatt, Of this
city, celebrated their 'stin wedding'' at
the residence Of J. B. Congle, (''the
BRIDES father'' in Portland. The Ore
gonidn says: ''Mr. Wyatt had been
peremptorily summoned from Albany,
where he is engaged in business, to
meet his old friends in Portland, and
the patty was pleasant reunion, and
after highly enjoying the OCCASION
congratulating the bride and groom,
and wishing them long life, happiness
and much tin, the guests separated for
their respective homes. 1t was a most
pleasant affair."
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt are among our
most agreeable and popular citizens,
and we join with their many Albany
friends in wishing them all future
prosperity and happiness.
ATTENTION FARMERS. Il. Kline
has Just opened out a magnificent stock
Of dry goods, clothing, ladies dress
goods, etc, and is selling out very
cheap. He has three splendid two
horse wagons and one spring hack for
sale, and il any person wishes to buy,
they will do we'll by calling on him.
He has brought up large quantity Of
new preparation called Cor-o-nach,
used for killing gophers and saNirrels,
which is just the thing for our farmers
whose wheat suffers from the ravages
Of the gray squirrels. Look at his ad,
in another column.
MOUNTAIN WAGON RoAD.-We are
indebted to John 6illiland for the fol-
lowing items relating to the mountain
road;
On the 10th inst. the force at work
clearing out the mountain road, were
about 10 miles from the toll Igatc. The
Santiam is very high, and there is a
great deal Of snow In the mountains.
The road is filled up badly, SO that ii
will take an immense amount of work
to open it for travel. Along the grade
it is filled up in many places by heavy
slides Of earth and rock,
G9DD NEWS FOR EvERTBoDF.-E,i \
Baum returned last Saturday from
San Francisco with the largest stock
of goods ever brought to this city, the
selections made is the latest styles In
ladies, dress and fancy goods will greet
any home in the city, also the latest
cuts and styles IN gents clothing and
furnishing goods, as well as full stock
of general merchandise, well selected
and good assortment, which he in
tends to sell according to the times,
as low as any house In the city.
To THE LADIES. Mrs. G. G. Eng
lish has just arrived from below with
one Of the best selected stocks Of mill
linery goods that has ever been brought
to this city. This millinery establish
menthas not been running very long,
but has already taken its place III the
front rank, and We advise our readers
to call there before purchasing else
where
AND now comes n. CheadIe with
smashing big stock OF dry goods and
general merchandise which he has
marked down to bedrock prices.
Eleven yards OF the best calico can be
had at his store for only one dollar--at
those prices anybody can afford this
luxury. See what he tells the public
IN his new ad. to-day.
a GRAND EvENT. The various Good |
TempIar Lodges Of this county will
Join in q grand picnic at Roberts
Bridge, on the 27th Of May, for which
purpose a committee OF arrangements
consisting Of three members from each
Lodge 10 the county, Is to meet At
shedd on the 81 day Of May, at 10
o'clock r. ".
IsLrIIl-Oh, mol its a mistake; We
aren't obliged nor nothing 70 Messrs.
Keller 4 Matter, OF the Albany Brew