The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-17
rom tho EvENTxa pnlfooRAr, Doc. iS.hl
HONE AND ARAOD.

MVNAM AMI 4AAAfAONt
Wheat so
Horse radlsh season.
All quiet on the CallipcOia.
All serene along the Willamette.
Grccnbacks buying s0lS. Selling S716,
Which part Of tho turkey do you prefer J
Yesterday was good shirt sleeve"
weather,
Supreme court commenced Its session In
Salem this morning,
Thanks to Coll. Vancleavo, of the Regis
ter for special favors.
"Thc proper study Of mankind" is--wo-
mon TPope improvod,l
Not one In twenty Of the Gospel Ridge
bellies wear striped stockings,
Boston may have her Bunker Hill, but
Albany has her rHunker Bill,n
r. A. Irvine, of this city, will be chief
marshal at the next State Fair,
Now is the time to dish up the sa'ur
kraut you put down in October,
Hon. John Burnett went down today to
attend this Supreme Court at Salem.
Holiday goods arc now visible to the
naked eye on BToadalbln and First streets.
Mr.. s. II. Mathews, OF the 81, Charles, has
"done gone" to Portland for a "rusticate."
Geo, Christie one Of the live workers Of
the DEMocRAT, was over from the Forks
ynstardag.
tits bad plan to judge book by its
cover or Gospel Ridge belle by the dress
she wears
business before pleasure 10 railways take
drink before listening to one Of the majors
"rlch" yarns,
Ono 'tlrunk and tiisOrderly'' deposited 20
and costs with Recorder NJ. A. Baker for
the use Of the city.
In Jefferson they fine man 81 for kissing
another mans wife--and $40 If he DON'T
when he has good show,
The Wisconsin brigade hold meetings
every evening ut the st. Charles. Oregon
weather Is now under consideration.
A Gospel Ridge beauty recently sent a
note 10 her young man, in which she nc.
cuses that individual Of telling ''phibs,"
The ladies Of some ofour churches might
getup a mite society nfeer the Eastern style
and 1t might be profitable to their society,
This is the season for spOrtsmen to pick
their ilints" and saunter out IN the foot,
hills afler The wild deer and aect.lootod
roe.
The thermometer at Dr. Plummer's stood
Dec. 1ith at 2 a. m, 5i', at ~ m, $50, o p,
M, $50 Dec 70 ut Z a. M, 5Oo, at ~ NJ, 590 ,
at 0 p, m, Bss
A null half quire Of new subscribers for
the WEEKLY DEMOcRAT today and our
sprightly little DAuS is looking up in pro.
portion ''Let the mare SEQ her oelt"
A Dixie girl has ripped up her brothers
carpet slippers and used the uppers TO car.
pet the parlor She has enough material
left TO make three good sized door mats.
Thanksto our old time Democratic friend
Mr.. Nimrod Price, for q club of new sub
scribers for the WEEKLY DEMoeRAT. II
other friends viii do as we'll, we will have
n grand procession for the Centennial year.
SPEND YouR MONEY AT HoME-Do not
send away from home for bill Of any size
you want, under the mistaken idea that you
can do better, The best that any man can
do Is 10 help build up his town and county,
This is done by patronizIng home men and
measures You spend your money with a
home merchsnt he lives; keeps clerks,
they live; he improves, gives employment
to men who also live, and the subsistence
for all these men must come from tho town
and country and bring profit to the pro.
duceror maker. You palronize your home
manufactures and help build them up, and
as they yearly expand their borders, and
employ more men, they benefit town and
country, aud there are more mouths 10
feed Send away for your purchases, and
you starve your merchant and manuiactur
or; he moves away takes his clerks and
hands, and your produce and work is 0
drug, And above all things do not &C
away from home to spend your meney, and
leave accounts unpaid at home, Spend
your money at home. Your merchants arC
your heighbors, your friends. they stand
by you in sickness-are your associates
without your trade they cannot do business
No stores, then no banks, no one wanting
to buy property to settle on and build uE
your place. Merchants should do theil
advertising at home. They should ge
their bill.heads, circulars, cards, letter
heads, envelopes, and all their printing q
home, of their own newspapers, who aiC
them in many ways, and advertise then
hundreds of times without any pay what
ever Merchants should set on example I,
their customers by patronizing LIBERAL!
their home newspapers. Men and womeI
are initiative animals, aud arc prone to fol
low examples set them. How can mer
chants expect their neighbors to trade witt
them1f they SGT the example of going ava!
from home for their printing and advertis
lug Let the merchants and people of AL
bany patronize home enterprise, home in
dustry and home trade, and In few shor
years we will have one Of the most flour
ishing cities of this fair commonwealth,
FINED.--officer VIM, Queener arrest
cd, this morning, G. II. Potter, the in
divldual who gave a "Magie Lantern
show at the Opera House Saturtla.
evening, for giving his show withou
first obtaining q license las the lay
directs" After interviewing Reoorde
NJ. A. Baker he plead guilty to the sol
impeachment and was fined S5 an
costs, amounting in oil to $l6.5O Iii
free admittanoe dodge didn't "pa