The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-06-20
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Getting warm.
Campmeetings in every direction
Chew Jaokson'a Best Sweet Navy Tohae'
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We hear Of another marriage Guess who
IL Il.
NJ. e. Sabbath School excursion 10 coryal.
lis to-day.
Wool coming in fast II Is now quoted al
% cents, weak.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Of Eugene, spent last
Sabbath In our city.
Quite number of our people are going e
take in" the Puget Sound excursion
Tho Good Templsr Grand Lodge has been
in session during the past week at Salem.
Several parties are being made up for ex.
eursions to the Bay and 20 the mountains.
Tho Singer sewing machine is taking liss
wildare and Champin is selling numbers Of
them.
HartIcss has just as good stock Of mosta
and sells just Aa cheap Il not cheaper than
he used to.
Mrs, Eugene buchanan has hoeu very sick
for the past week or ton days. but she Is re-
covering now.
Tho Marshal is doing . good work 10 get
ting tho alleys Of this town cleaned up. They
were very filthy.
Reports from every part Of tho county
show that Linn will turn out an immense
grain crop this year.
Jim Comstook. o. +. Coshow, Hon. j. II.
Smith. Hugh Dinwiddic and other visiters
were here during tho week
When our boys get out OF job now they
stand with their backs mp against wall and
act az posters for minstrel show.
What's the matter with Two's hose boys?
Chamberlain lirst got married, thon Hart.
less. and the next victim has not been named
yet.
Tho grade question still ongrossea the at
tentiou oi the people on Washington street.
1t will Is mp At tio next meeting OF the
Council.
The Central Market ID moro popular than
ever since Hairless has ''spIieed lie Is out
Of tle market now tho matrimonial market,
We mean.
-CoPp Cherry now runs nine hands a. the
Albany Foundry. Ga Thuralay Of last
week he turned out at one heat about two
toss of castings.
Mrs. Lou Parrish takes great pains in iit.
ting out her customers with the latest style
of millinery. she has splendid stock, well
selected and cheap.
Gen. Joseph Iano passed down the road
Monday to be in attendance at the reunion
Of the Mexican Volunteers. GA his return
he has promised 70 stop over day or two at
Albany.
Owing to circumstances over which they
bad no control great many Of our faunera
viii summer fallow some Of their ground this
year. II rained 40 hard they couldn't put
in their seed.
The Ancient or,ier Of United workfnen
give soeiabie a. the y. 7. c. \. Hall next
Monday evening. They have sent oal a
great many invitations aud It viii no doubt
be grand affair.
With one accord onr pecpls wili thank
Marshal Anderson for repairing the side
walks. He has started in ON the work and
says be won't let up until all the sidewalks
are in gnosi condition.
Fred Dunning has just completed s. mag.
niGeent new secretary for Judge 4. y
| stralian. making II entirely of oak. Il IS n
beautiful piece Of workmanship, handsome
enough to adorn a parlor
A Ei=n who has assisted in aloa4ing several
thousand head Of sheep over in the kings
Valley country. in Benton county. tells Us
that he has not shoarel one healthy sheep
yet; they all have the scah.
Miss Ida Wclber has been very III will,
the lung fever for the past week or ten days,
but Is now well enongh to b. ous again. oF.
ing to her illness our new Chief was not able
to attend Columbia's anniversary at Port.
land last Friday
Marshal Anderson thought he hal strucI,
nice way few days ago to get rid Of ar
oil drnakcn f'vag." lie took him down te
the ferry and shipped him over into Benton
county, but early the next morning the ed
''cOdger'' was back our streets as drunk
as lord. He went 70 the calaboosc