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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

WsN '-r--- GEEhEEtB
II. NJ. Crane, WHO has been fof some
Inc trying lomahc eEaHgsm@utg lmrs
hls Max maehlherya hfoakh y oregon,
has at last succeeded, and we are glad 10
bO able 10 inform our readers ihal Albany
has been selected as Tie place whore II Il
10 be putup. This Is the conmsncemen,
oI new era Ter our farmers, for In The
future lAoy Will moi have to depend entire.
ly upon tue production Of wheat They
can generally mako more mSney BY raIs.
lns faS, aud Va VIII he glad to SEC Tie
dOy;whcn they,will cntsr.upCn M culture,
largely, Mr.. Cfane'a machinery viii wcrk
tho lint iuin COrdags, and ws understand
an oil mill win ulao be erected imlnedIate
ly lOtake care of the seed. Ofcourss this
will be great deal betlOr dian raising
wheat aud sending the bulk Of Il away to
be worked up Tue great wsalth Of this
country in lev yeArs will DO hSr manu-.
faclures, and wo rejoice 70 SEQ our fair lit.
tie city securing such an important In.
stliuion as this at such an early date.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

W, y. Dyer who recently bought out
Palmer y Elders Albany Market, ls max
ing things lively In the butcherlng bust
ness He - from Benton county, and ha,
had large experience In the business In
which he Is now engaged lie thinks he
can sell meat cheaper than 1t has ever been
Ssld In this city, and still make money
Coed boiling, meat he sells at 3 and
cents shoulder anil chuck steak at cents
and all other kinds In proportion. saus
ages, picked tripe, head cheese and every
thing else kept in first class market car
beIfound At his place, lie lisa new conner
with large family, has permanently lOc4
led here, and expects TO do 4 fair and
legitimate business, References ID. O.
Clark, W, II, Mcfarland, r, b Odencal
and Chas. KlefeE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
SILVER RIIl Go.

This company during the past Week
Withdrew all The stack they had thrown
upon the market which renamed unsold,
and will not dispose pf any more vnlll
Some Of their leads are developed. They
are we'll provided wllh claims, having two
soap hole" claims on Bilver Fiat, and
about thirty on the tIfEerent quartz lodges.
Alliheir claims lie in the iamonslauyer
Wells DlatrIct, which 10 fast fillinK Up
with miners and bids fair to soon be the
largest mining camp on the Coast At a
meeting Of the Board Of Ditentofd hSs
Wednesday large assessment was levied
10 raise funds To develop some Of their
elsims. Chris Enslihh, a practical and
experienced miner has been employed to
Superlntsnd the word, and VIII Alart thlS
week for the mines. He expects to frat
sink . shaft on tha mammoth ledge, and
will push the work aa rapidly as possible
This Is enc Of the best claims owned BY
the company, and lies about half a mile
south Of Silver Flat. On the top rock Il
aSssysd nOthing, but at the depth Of Ave
isst II aasAyed e2e. IthsSthe SpbeJrSncs
q being COED ledge. and viii probably
grow richer aS the shaft 10 sunk deeper,
but no assAy can be dependel qppnDgHul.
the water level is reached, which Will
probably beat the 'igpih Of alaat 2i tise,
on this ledsese .Aio0 iusHog
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
Fire nj Salem.
]. j. WHITNEY

The Statesman Of Tuesday, furnishes
the following;
Last night, about 10 o'closk, the Il ~
bell rang cut suddenly aud sharply
arousinR from the almost midnight
Fslnmbsr the citizens Of our city. II
was soon known that the Pcl,on ma.
chine shops were on fire. Hundreds
rushed TO the spot. All the fire com.
paIiles wers on hand, but too late to be
Of any service, inasmpch as the fire
had already done Its work so efiectually
that any attempt to put 1t out was use
leea.
The loss will fall heavily ON the
company. Their interests are those OF
Salem and another industry Is crush.
ed for the season at least.
The fire IL supposed 10 have caught
from the engine, although the fire for
making steam was put out about O
O'Clock. .Flremen aud citizens did every
thing possible to save property. Some
other buildings were endangered, but
by the sxertions Of the flremen were
saved.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
Our Committees.

FinOaes-JAson Wheeler, jill. HGr-
rlS, D. NJ, ThompSoa, Chas. KIsfsr and
Phil Cohen ,,.t,l'e
Music, Orator and Rsadsr--W. O. TWee.
dale, Claib. H, Stewart and ]. \
Wyatt
Ssdts, qaOles and WdtSr--L. Il. Blain
Jason Wheeler aud Gee. r. slmpson.
Liberty Car aud Baansr--J. b. Wyatt,
VIM. II. Miller, Geo. Weller ana Mes.
danes, ThOS. Monteith, Addle Mans.
nsld, Geo Hochstsdler, J. y. Wyatt,
aud G. HOuck. osh -.
PrOgrdmms--J. II. Herren, Jausn
Wheeler and Mart. v. Drown.
HrewOrks aud Galutes--J. X Herren,
C. H. Stewart, Geo. +. Simpson and
Jos. Webber.
HOrniStaqHes-The PowJay Society.
7'odsts--hiRrt V. Brown, N. b.
Humphrey and w. @. Piper. Nu Y
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what 10 do with It.

Linn county will this year receive about
42,000,000 for wheat and Of courao We
ought TO begin at once to lay out our plans
for spending the money, We would sug.
gest that about 100000 be laid away for a
rainy dayS" S750OOO be used for improve,
ments and paying up debts, ETC.; 100000
for "boostingN along the Yaquina Rail.
road; 100000 for bridges and roads,
especially the road up the canal to Lob.
anon; 100000 for bringing down canal
from The Mckenzie to Albany; and the
remainder, il there arc no objections, we
would like to have applied on the accounts
ofdelinquent subscribers to the DEMOCRAT.
This sum might possibly little more than
pay up what Is due on old accounts, but
then We would allow It 10 run on the sub.
serlpti0n for the coming year--in fact we
have no more conscientious soruples against
taking "iront pay" than we have "back
pay" r GNsyE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

Last January Mr.. L. Samuel. publisher
Of TAe Wet Shore, issned 9 msRnlheen,
holiday number" Of that valuable Journal,
which contained ~ pages of lnlsrestinE Z
reading matter, and So engrVvinys Of
scenes in the Pacific Northwest. The
entire edition cost about three thousand
dollars, and surpassed anything ever AZ
tempted IN the line OF enierpriSing Iour.
nalism on the Pacihc Coast. The enIhusi
astic reception given to tlat number, and
the liberal patronage extended to him
since, have Induced Mr.. g. to issue . mid.
summer holiday number" and for the past
two months his artists have been buslly
engaged In producing beautiful sketenes
Of scenery about the mouth Of the Colun.
bla River, Eastern and Southern Oregon,
Northern Idaho, Eastern Washington,
British Columbia and the great lumberlng
aud coal mining regions Of Puget eouAd.
Besides these sketches host Of able writ.
ers are furnishing interesting descriptive
articles. When ready for delivery In July,
this number will b. q lasting monument
to It's enterpriSlng publisher, and accom-.
pliab a vast amount Of good for the Pacific
Northwest. As Mr.. y. furnishes thess
mammoth editions to all yearly subscrib-
ers without extra charge, and 10 The snh-
scription price Is only 81 80 per year, We
think that every citizen Of the Pacific
Northwest should not only have this inter
esiing journal In their own homes, fbut
subscribe for extra copies 10 send tufrisaas
abroad.
Address L. Samuel, Portland, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

We, the undersigned, agree 70 close
our places OF business In this city, on
the coming Fourth Of July, at the
hour of O'Clock A. N: .sr.
Phil Cohen, Brunk 4 May, P G.
Harper & Co., John Briggs, John Fo-
shay, l.. Kline, Titus Bros, L. Z.
Blaln, W II. DOdd 4 Co., W. II. Nc
Farland, w. II, SeOtt, Grange :URlon
store hn whitaon, VIM. Van Vac
tor, S. ". Young, ThempaOn { IrviAg,
j. Flcischner, Senders & sternberg, W
II. GrshSm KwUng ATow, J II. Burk-
hart Sam'l Miller, Fred Graf, I. Can
nlnshom 4 Co., o, Fox 4 Bro, NJ, !.
White, Julius GrAdwohl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
FSr VnQuIna Bs,.

Quite large numberof our uitiEens
are making arrangements to 60 ever to
iaquina Bay Immediately after tho
Fourth. Tho Albany Brass Band held
n mssting last Tuesday evening and
agreed to 80, andwlll start on the Mon.
day after the Fourth. Well, they can't
go to u better place n they want to
have fOn, pure and unadulterated, and
II We eau make the necessary arrange
msnts the DEMOCRAT will be numerous.
ly represented In the crowd. We have
tried Newport several times, and can
always have Just about as much fan
there as 1t Ia possible for . mere human
to get away with. s.t,5 l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
The Liberty Car.

The committee on arranging the
Liberty Car for our celebration have
heen hard at work this week, and have
madc all the necessary preparations.
Miss Ella Rideout was chosen ~ the
"Goddess Of Llborty,' and her two
supporters arc MlSS Floy Williams aud
Miss Minnie Miller, Miss Dollio
Houck represents the District Of Co.
lumbIa; the little girls selected to rep
resent the States and Territories have
heen selected, but we hAvn't tho room
tlls week to give their names.
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The Monumental Mining q, 'sclalm
10 looking up. MI. @. s. tAtIlth who
has been to Canycn City, aaya 4 very
important duvelVpment of ugp has been
made on the autlac0. iSo fs0t hcath loi
the emaIAahaft. Thlaaualtp d aasFSnic-
lyrlch, and assaya "a hlshau "a, ,70Oto
the ton. MF. IN. !. w. kStenime, Prepl.
llsnt, inapFlvAte lettertO Rhll Alpis
chan, couniy olsrk nf 0rAnt cpunty,
pays. "The 1isnupiental milne io5k.
lux up We had q th0FoiaA expert
NJ. Tlerman, 3 man sent here to Ok.
amlne Orsgcn nAlnea and quartz, who
says II 10 thu beat be haa soon On the
coast. net tsEcoptlng the NevaaA mines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

Ahne lot Of agricultural implsmsata
headers, thrsshsr', reapSrS, mowers,
wagons, and anything else IN that line
--can be found 81 I. Cunningham &
Cos, on FFont street, In the old ChSR.
die building. Mr.. Buchanan, q plac-
teal asd experienced hand 10 the busi-
ness, can bs fouud ct the store At any
time, and IL perfectly willing to show
up the machinery 70 the farmers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

II Is not generally known among our
cltlSens that the hax lnaohInery which
Mr.. Crane will bring 10 this clGy Is val
ued At $4,000. When II gets into run.
ming order twin afford employment
for quite a nundsF Of people, principal
ny women and children, About twen-
~ Akilled operatives will be brought
up from California and tho remRhldeE
will hohired here In Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
Assayer and AIetallursl.t.

The many recent discoveries Of rich
quartz In this country has increased
the buaInsas Of assaying greatly, and In
order to keep pace with the times, Mr..
]. II. Fisk, Of Portland, has Just COM
pleted the work Of putting up q first
class chlOrldlzlng furnace and quartz
mill Al his oflce In that city. He In.
forms us by letter that he Is supplied
with all the new improvements In
amalgamating, and 10 prepared to work
and treat any aud all kinds of ore,
from one ounce to ten tons, 10 q thor
'Ough and economical manner, and
guarAntee correct results.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

Following are the tOasts ts be resond-
ed 70 Al our celebration on the coming
Fourth: Z e
"phe Day we Celebyater--R Response
by Hon. n g. strahan. .iai lgb
Washington" n"--Rrspons by Judge
Piper. gU ad a1 .lslae
"our Countyr'- Response by Hon
II. II. GIIfry " q
Volunteer toasts by distinguished
guests m-alsaf IN 5.a-
Responass 20 toaSis limited to ten
minutes each. 571 -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

l, r. Mooraa and Mr. BAlmsn re-
turned y Salem . few days ago nom a
tour Of Hlnspsctlon'' Of the sAutlam
mlnSs. -moro directly Interested and
thsy report work On the"whlle BuIl'
~ pfpgNualng satisfactorily. shd the
indications polntlhg 70 doveIopmOuts
thnt WIN place thla esIebrAted mine
beyund casll, Or eon,Toversy us to lts
flohness. @B
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

We hear that the patriotic citizens
Of Sweet Home are going to give the
eagle . chance to scrsech up ln their
beautiful little valley. Judge Whit
nsy, Of thIS city, delivers the OratIon.
We will trust the boys up there any
time to get uP q good celebration. They
are saSet Of terrible "coppsrheads," i" snd
Of course MOrtsn win not get chaneS
TO spout before them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

]. @. Evans, Of PrinsvIlle, was married
to Miss Sue Decksrd, last Sabbath. The
ceremony was performed At II. A. Irvlne's
and the newly-wsddr,i couple started over
the mountains 70 The bgheh.erass county
on the following msrnihg We wl.h them
al the happihssS !. b possible % get ovsi
10 that GodfOrsaksn conntTyi may thsir
herds multiply, their sheep.hcks decrease,
and their mines "pAn OUT so we'll thai
they can get back to this valley 10 short
time with their pockets well lined with
ducatS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

%@~,ti iiItbf X -vDGbgb.GlGbtN.
Luther ElklnS Will start for the
Crooked River country In few days
10 look Rftsr his stock In that rsglon.
Hon. Geo. Yoonm whe will deliver
the Addrsle II tAih slty oh ths Foarth,
has Just bega SIeetsd Oogneilndan Of
the Third Ward at Portland
Miss Lizzie ceary, Of Eugene, Is down
visiting friends in this city,
Rev. A. n. Aehesen win arrive on
this wesk's steamer from XenIA, Ohio.
He will tAke charge af The UHised
PresSyterIAh eoueseeatlon ~ tiSe Vii,
Nemstte church IN Orleans prccihct.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
The PnrnnInn a1rnnt

VitaliEes and enriches the blood, tones
up the system, builds up the broken down
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Drop,
sy, Chronic Dlarrhoea, Bolls, Nervous AZ!
fection, Chllls and Fevers, HuMors, Loss
Of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints
and all diseases originating ina bad state
lof tho blood, or accompanied by debility
or low state Of the system. -
CAUTIoN.-Be sure you get the Peruvian
Syrup One dollar and two dollars a not,
tie. Prepared by SETH W. FOwLR II
SoNg, 50 Harrison Ave, Boston. Sold by
All druggists. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

From John FlhRg; Of Bennington, N! n,
"Three years since was very much re.
duoOd with q drea1ftil cough, which re.
suited In BrOnchitis, affecting me So se.
verely as to render 1t difficult to speak in
an audible voice. TO this was added se-
we're night sweat% and was fearful Of
going into decline. After recourse to
various remedies, to no purpose. made
use of DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, few bottles Of which fully re-
me to health. Since that time have hAd
several severe attacks Of cough, but The
Balsam has always removed them. /
always keep 1t by mo, and should moi
know how 70 do without III" Sid by All
uru8RlAFs' . "a lIfH 4a :.fa.st I'D. y,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
OamplnoetinE Train.

A special train will leave The depot In
this city at sil5, sharp, for the campuevt
Ing at Roberts Bridge, next Sunday, June
Gath There win be plenty of coaches on
and as last year II will DO half fare--76
cents for the round trip, Those not wish.
ing TO walk from ~ railroad to the grounds
will find hacks in waiting to convey them
at % cents each. Train leaves Shodd re
turning, at o pm,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

Albany Eagins 20. No. 1 held = meet.
ang lass Tussdsy sfening and let the con.
traet for the constFuetIon OF the new bell
lower 10 JOs.TAyloE Work has been com
'insnced and the conlractOr thinks hs viii
have The bell Up W The Fourth Of Be1t
month lfit tis up BY that time cor. eoha
dry friends will get to hear It Jungle,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

THE WAR In Europe, although II
will no doubt absorb a great deal Ol
attention, and will probably affect the
grain market largely, will work no
change IA the system Of doing business
at Shedd. Wheeler will continue 10
sell to all comers with ready cash the
best goods for the lowest prlccs, and
to pay the highest market rates In caSh
for merchentable produce. New and
resh stock received every week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

AtE Carer a oo'S factory, on the river
Front, near the foundry Is the place to get
your dOors, sash, mouldlngs, door and
'Window frames, fencing, turned werk,
scroll saving, or any thing In the line Of
lhouso finishing work, either plain or orna-
mental, Gall and zee them. They have
he machinery 10 do the work and the
men who know how 10 uss II. II.
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For Camp Creek.

Chris. EaglIIh and JaS B. IIonslln start
next Monday for the Camp Creek mlAts
The former gentleman will probAbly com,
menee sinking shaft on the Ailyer Hill
Co.'S claims, and tho latter viii attend to
bis own claims in that rsslon.a
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ny reference 70 tho advsrtldsmdntiin
another column II will be Ssenl that
the Titus Bros, will Ssll the new slng-
srfamlly sewing machines for $50, and
all other atylss at eqaally,FsdnOsd pFi.
css. This ii 30 cheap that there ought
to bo machine In every family.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

AID VERTISEM ENTs.
CITATION.

In ms County Court IF linn County, IN the
State sf OrSgon ..0..- s. b.
In The mntter OF the application Of Mary
A. +. Swank for assignment Of dover
To James W. Swank, W. II. swank,
Susan ID Keeney. Emily j. Jefferson, Maria
Il. Senders, Della J. Watkins, Nancy L.
keeney, heirs at law Of the said Harmon
Swank, deceased, you and each Of you are
hereby notified that NJ. A. Z. Swank,
widow OF the allowed named Harmon
Swank, has filed her petition in said
Court praying that her estate in dover in
the real property hereinafter described be
assigned to her by said Court, and that
said application will be presented, heard
and determined by said Court on the 9th
day Of July, A. b. 1877, at the hour Of one
o'clock 7. NJ, which said raHl property is
desorihed MS follewH, to-wit. The South
half OF the douatlOn land claim OF II.
Swank's donation land claim Nos: 3s and
~, Notification No. 2l3! situated in Town
ship Is South, Ralige and . West or win.
Mer., Linn County, Oregon, and contain
ing $40 Sy-100 acres more or less, and val
ned by the appraisers at $3.50 per acre;
also commencing ut the N, L. corner of the
donation land claim of N. ID. Jack, being
Notification No. 2l30 and claim No. 40;
thence South 4l.00 chains; thence West
Sl.SO chains; thence North a. chains /;
thence East 3l.SO chains 10 the place of
beginning situated, in Township is s., X.
SW. WIN. Aer.r Linn County, Oregon, AMI
containing l302S acres valued az / 20
per acre by the appraisers. Also lots and
2 and the N. r. one.fOurth Of Sec. 80 in
Township 1873. Of II. West, containing
1880 acres situated In Linn County, orss
gon, aud valued by the appraisers at 81
p0r acre.
And you aud each of you are hereby 10,
quired 10 appear at said time and show
cause, II any exist, why said assignment
OF dover should not be made as prayed
for In said application or petition.
- In witness whereof l have
sp,1 herounto set my hand and affix-
'"' ed the seal Of said County Court
s 49, this June 9th, 1877.
T.J. STITES, !
aAWH, Clark
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A Mighty Mantsr.

Coll. \. Aoores, Of Salem J ian'tlpkIls
this nme--for wonder | He lnforml us
hat Mr. Eph. Hsnness, living On tho NORTH
sAnliSm, Ia Marion county, one day last
week, killed three bears, / deer ana /
grouse at ilve shots. We defy the world
to beat 1t, unless Dave Clark starts on the
war path again. ~..
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GRAND CELEBRATION
ALBAN W

Extensive preparations are being made
and We will without doubt have tho largest
celebration ever held In the valley
Following are the oGlcsFs Of the day
President, Rev, DR.. s. @. Irvlne.
Vice Presidents, o. P. Coshow, Of Browns-
Vile; DR.. +. r. Geary, of Eugene; J, L.
Cowan, of Lebanon Sam May, Of Harris
burg Judge Burnett, of Corvallis D. P.
Mason, Of sOio Jos. Pearl, Of 'liAlssy /;
wm Cyrus, j. II, Smith and jos Hamll
ton, of the county l, R. AOores, Of Salem /;
AndJ ", Lyon, OF Portland.
Orator, Hon. Geo. W. Yseum, Of Pert.
land. e
Reader, Mart V Brown.
Chaplain, Rev. 7. B. White.
Chief MaaShal, Jas. r. Herren.
Arrangements are being made to have an
excursion train run between Portland and
this city on the Fourth, and peFsens along
the route can thus avail themselves Of re-
duced rates of fare.
Several military and Are companies are
expected up from below, which will add .
great deal to the display on the occasion,
Besides those from abrSad, our own De.
partmen, have agreed to turn cut In full
uniform.
Several hundred dollars worth OF ARE.
works have been ordered, and are nova
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

Geo Hughes, Of this city, will furnish
tho fireworks for tho Fourth OF July eel.
ebratlon a Albany. We are informed that
they will be very beautiful in design, Il
being his Intention 10 introduce many now
fnoveltles heretofore unknown In that sec.
tlon!-44 Portland STANDARD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

On last Friday. between Fosters lIIll
and Jossph'a slgFs--a lAdy'sRold ehsIa,
to which was attached gcld lpBkst
with . blue settling. The hadsf vii
be rewarded BY leaving ltAt Mr.. O.
Houck'S.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

II WIS only month ago ilAt he prom.
lSsd to iSvs, cherish and protect her, and
yeaterday morning, when she asked whcth
er she should split up the head of the floul
barrel or steal an arinfdlof kiudIing from
the back yard Of their next nclghbor, he
rolled over with his tacS to tie wall, and
told her to 20 to thunder. gE
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LINN COUNTY COUNCIL.

The next meeting Of the Linn County
Council, p, of H., will be held with Sand
Ridge Grange, No. ", on the first Mon
day In July, AT 10 O'Clock q. m.
FRANK PIKE,
SeoretArY.
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Fire delegates.

The regular monthly msetlng Of the
Board of Fire Delegates Of the Albany
Department viii meet al Albany Engine
Cos hall this (Fridsy) evening at so'clock.
Members ought to be On hand promptly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22

The GOLDSMITH RANuRis unequal
ed for economy In fuel, equality In
work and durability ln service. Those
wanting alovea will do well to call on
John Briggs and see them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-22
100000
Mountain Cedar Shingles

.TNHESE SHINGLES ARE MAuEFROAi
4 seasoned timber, clear Of sap, are nicely
packed and are the best Shingles made,
The undersigned can fill orders to any
amount from 500 to 100000 on short notice,
and at bottom prices. s.,- ..I. "A
JOHN BRUSH,
44mS Beehive Store, Albany.