The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-05-09
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ton.
Hon. Bon Underwood, of Eugene, is in the
city. !
Picnic postponed until Friday of next
week.
Geo, Webber is the boss fan.maksr OF AL
bany.
The Berger Troupe carried Salem by
storm.
spoctaclcs ov every description at +. NJ.
French's.
County Court has been in session during
the week
Bill Canon has put fine front on his liv.
ory stable.
Try those craekueil biscuits at IIaiiendenS
they are superb.
Steaks of all kinds. sausage. etc, for sale
al the Central Market.
Celery, green peas, now potatofs, pie plant
and cabbage at IIatIenden's,
Mack and Arch Nonteith returned from
tho Coast last Saturday evening.
School meeting at the Court House next
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Al tickets heretofore sold for tho exeur.
sion will hold good for next week.
Remember tho great auction sale OF bank
rupt goods at oConnor's next Saturday.
Watches, clocks and icwelry carefully 70.
paired and warranted at +. NJ. Freneh's.
Gus Highlander is just finishing up his bath
rooms. and when completed they viii be very
neat.
just received at Hoffman & Dayis'-tho
finest lot Of assorted candies over brought 10
Albany.
Ladies willIhave one more week 10 prepare
new bonnets and pu'l.backs for the Corvallis
excursion.
An immense stock Of candies and nuts.
figs and dates. oranges. lemons and lines at
HaiIendens.
Dr. Listers wife has gone TO Coliax on q
visit, aud the Doctor is now u blooming
grass widower.
The spring wheat ia nearly all in. aud
Linn county never before had such good
grain prospects.
Everybody buys soda at Hoffman & Davis
Why Because you can get three glasses for
twenty five cents.
Divine service will be held at Ss. Peters
Episcopal Church next Sunday. May llth.
morning and evening.
HaiIeuden Bros have received a splendid
lot Of New York cream cheese. choice hams.
aud breakfast bacon.
4 base ball club composed Of our small
boys will play another club Al Corvallis at
the picaic next week.
Remember that the Berger Family and
Sol Smith Russell will hold forth this Friday
aud Saturday evenings,
The Singer sewing machine is still the "a
roritc with the ladies. and ita saiss show 4
marked increase every year.
Grant Haight has already got back from
interest in the stock business.
The chief and ''ye local" are both under
obligations to the Scott BIAin hunting party
ior some juicy venison steaks.
Chaa Hahcnden, who has been wrestling
with the typhoid fever for week or two. il
again out and ready for business.
Hoffman Il Davis have secured tho right
70 sell candies. cigars. soda water. etc. on
the ITiiiamstie Chi.f next !, iday.
Lonner EAlston has returned from Port
land. where he has completed thorough
course in the Commercial College.
DO you know old whitlow7 You do
Well. he is back. and when you want to se'
a "rclie Of by-gone days" take peep a
him.
Mr.. David Froman has returned from
trip 10 Spanish Gulci,. Grant county, and re
port, times duh aud cattle cheap in that re
gion.
II you want nice juicy roast for the pic
nir. 80 TO lia-tless, at the Central Marked
Ile has the best assortment Of meats kept i
this city.
4 beautiful lot Of flowers. feathers, an,
other bonnet aud hat trimmings at Mrs Pa
rish'a. Call and take peep at her magnit
cent stock.
Mrs Al. Moore leaves this week for III
East on visit to her relatives aud friends
Illinois. She will be absent probably abou
six months.
OF course You want to get low prices du
ing these hard times, 80 you had better a
, tend the auction sale at o'connor's next Sa
urtay at 10 o'clock.
J. b. Irvine, OF Scio, called last Tuesda
He gays the temperance picnic at Scio Ia
Saturday was very pleasant affair. notwit
standing the inclement weather.
There will be an auction sale of banlru
stock of groceries, drygOods, clothing, boot
shoes, srockcry. etc, at O'COnnors Auctit
: house on Saturday at 10 o'clock.
: Frank Wood has presented tho DEMocR.
! family with two Thoroughbred Maltese XII
tens. Now onr subscribers must pay up
> these feline quadrupeds ''must 90 p
5 J. r. Lomor, the architect, has just finis
c ed the job of putting up galvanized ir
Q tank in place OF wooden one on Judge +
;, J ber's property in the upper end of town.
u Persons wanting cabbage plants, tomu
plants, or sweet potato plants should go
Hahendens, where they can find the stror
est, thrifticst plants one could wish. Cheu
l. too
ID Hon. J. p. Schooling has this year SOY
&c about 500 acres Of grain on his farms nj
: Harrisburg, from which he will realize prC
e ably 10000 bushels. Not bad ''1illinl
IS is it?
L. Kline & Co. have just received lar
J. lot of dress goods direct from the New Yo
'e mercantile palace of A. T. Stewart & G
and consequently they are of the very lat
styles.
Mrs. c. P. Davis has made great redr
Sc tions in the prices of her millinery goods
"a everything is now sold at cost. Call ON |