The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-11
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w II. Dodd came down from Dayton. w.
Q T., Last week.
= Ono week from next Monday Circuit Court
eonvenes in this city.
Rev. Foe preached at the U. =. church
, last Sabbath evening
Only cash customers solicited AT the Farm.
ers' and Mechanics Store.
A great many people from the country arc
IN attendance at tho State Fair.
One price for all, rich and poor alike. at
the Farmers' and Mechanics Store.
John Parker and wife have been in town
during the past week visiting friends.
Our town is pretty well represented in tho
line OF business stands at the State Fair.
County Court is in session this week we
VIII stvo the proceedings in our next issue
a new variety store has been opened
out IN ono of tho rooms ia the Choadle hhiitl.
ing
Miss. Hottie Thompson has sixty.tve
scholars in her department at the Central
School.
Mrs. L. j. Tate returned thi. week from
California, whore she has been visiting for
sometime.
Latest styles and lowest prices in mems
and boys hats at the Parmers' aud Mechan.
ics Store
Our city now supports five express wagons,
or, At least, five arc now. doing business on
our strccts.
A full line of Oregon and California blan.
kets at bottom prices just opened out at tho
Farmers and Mechanics Store.
The largest, cheapest and most attractive
stock OF fne white and eolored shirts in town
at the Farmers and Mechanics Store.
hSL Clark starts to-day for Philadelphia,
where he goes to attend Dental College.
he VIII be absent about year and,a half.
LADY Faustina. Mra. Luporis fine mare.
has been sick for a few days II she trOts At
all at the Fair it viii tomorrow aud on next
Thursday.
Revival services lasted nearly al day last
Sabbath. They were held At s, o and II in
the forenoon, and at ESQ. and 7;3O in the |
afternoon.
The Presbyterian Synod Of the Columbi.
met at Portland last week and remained ia |
session for several days. Rev. DR.. ooary |
was Moderator.
Did you ever SEQ nicer wood work than that /
now being pat on tho front Of the Odd Eel. |
low Tsmpiol Zeyas seems 20 bo just laying
himself out on that job.
Billy Owens Is now cutting ,nast at Hart.
loSA's market. He Is from Victoria, aud it
a not often you find man that will sling 8
eleaver IS nicely a. he does.
An the brick work on tho brick buildings
which have been in process OF construction
in this city this season il now eompIstad.
Six buildings have been pat up
One, two, three. four. yes, eve, moro wed.
dings that grapevine telsgraphs tells Us are
going To come of around hero inside Of the
next three months. Guess who they AreY
Bob Foster returned this week from an ex.
tsnded trip through Europe He looks like
be had enjoyed the trip Immensely. His
many friends were glad 20 welcome him
lack.
Several car loads Of Aour was taken from
The Magnolia Mills 10 Portland last SATURDAY..
It was TO have been put on bos,I,l ship i'm.
Inesiiately. And i prObably Bs~ ON il way
TO Liverpool
Thicker ana faster comes the marriages a.
the weather gets cooler. They look at IL a.
a measure Of economy. The AAino amount Of
bed clothing used by single person wiIl an,
swrr for two
}. II. Fosters Magnolia Mills ars now ruu-
ming night aud day. and have been for two
~e"ks This viii continue until next MAY.
and by that time an immense quantity Of
Bour viii have been turned out.
Bishop WightmAn, Of Charleston. s. G.:
passed down the road from lsossburg 10 Port
land last Tuesday. He goes TO San Fnn.
cisco on the iirst steamer, as lao expects 10
open Conferences in that city next Wednes.
lay
Air. o. C. Cole, of clackamus county. and
Miss Alice J. PEBBLES, Of Salem, were united
n marriage by DIR. Geary last Tuesday even.
ng. The bride is well known in this city. !
md her many friends tender their copgratu.
Ationa.
We find Mr.. Hairless, OF the Central Mar. !
ret, not 30 ''heartless" as his name would I
Oem to indicate. He preseu ted us with
Ome fine, juicy steaks this wook, and we are
oady to bear evidence to the fact that better !
neat cannot be found any where.
Even in that plague-stric ken city-New
)rleans-each daily papers 'funny man" is
till at work and grinds out his paragraphs :
n yellow fever, death, etc. Tho latest from |
he south is from Atlanta, Ca. ,--"old 81 ON ]
fellow Pever"-and can be found on our s
rst page. {
Rev. 7. B. White tells US that quite an '
lterest has been awakeI ed in religious mat. )
srs in Douglas county. Last Sabbath even q
ag he received eleven new memboru at Rose.
nrg, and about seventy conversions were
nade at the camp-Ins eting of which he spoke
! his letter last week.
W. II, Hassett. a young man who has re-
ded in Albany for two or three years, starts
'r his old home back in Vermont ON the !.
RECON. He is good, quiet, hard-workine !,
oung fellow, and has made many frionds
uring his residence in this city. He goes :
ack East on account of the III health Of his .
.ile.