The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-15
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Some hoatnesa.
Coasters returning.
Chew Jaelxson's Best Sweet Navy fobac.
co.
I. /. Digger will nmr,er at Soda for
few weeks
Mrs. Thos. Monseith has returned from
Lewiston.
corinthian Lodge A. r \ A. NJ to.mor.
row evening.
Oregon tomatoes at Iiaaenden's in splen.
did condition.
That new baby bard by this office Is tho
belle Of the bawi.
Every man his own horse doctor At Tho
City Drug Store.
Lots Of goods of tho Elder arriving for
HafFendon Brothers.
All kinds Of Oregon meal fresh aud good at
Hafenden Brothers.
Don't forget the Hutchinson family on
next Wednesday evening
Travel is quite dull on all the thorough.
fares through our State.
Candies. nuts. oranges aud lemons in great
protusion at Hafenden's
The Central Market keeps the best Of
meats always pure and fresh.
Geo. Il. Chamberlain Is agent forahe Liy-
orpool, London 5 Globe ms Co.
Somebody says It was the rust that closed
out our contemplated County Fair.
o, for a land where rast doth not corrupt
nor delinquent subscribers flourish.
This is dull week for items. The rust
has got in on both our pen and scissors.
}. II. Foster Is adding improvements to
his spacious residence on Seventh street.
First and last appearance of the Hutohin-
son Family on "Wednesday evening next
Grand concert at the Y. 2. c. A. Hall
next Wednesday evening Hutchinson Pam
lily.
Only four chinaman pulled" last Sunday
= three - opium smoking and one for lar.
c. \. sehIbre6s. G. W. c. T. OF the Grand
Lodge. |. o. g. r., called on US last Mon.
day.
Mac Brunk and SIR. Burria Of salem were
up to attend Alra Brank's funeral last Taca.
day.
oar claib. George Darkhart aud others
returned from the coast day before yesterday
evening.
The millionaire Of the DEaocaAr otHee has
not overpaid many walters at seaside hotels
this year
Mrs. J. Barrows aud her daughter Ella are
mp from san Francisco and visiting friends
in this city.
Hon. }. II. Haeklsman came IN from his
farm yesterday aud don't look like he was
rusted much.
Mr.. John Briggs has the finest shrubbery
OF any ono in the city and takes most excel
lent care Of it.
Mr. J. J. Compton, living near Seio. was
sunstruek Last week. but we arc glad to
learn IS recovering.
Our wheat iKn't Fasted. has the aincho on
our saw horse Is rasted 10 badly that We can't
use it this hot weather.
We arc glad 10 learn that Mira Judge
Powell Is improving aud her friends have
hopes oi her ultimate recovery.
An infant child OF Mr. and Mira. Hurst
died last Saturday. The afflicted parents
have the sympathy Of the community.
Grant Haight aud his fair bride have re-
turned from The Dalles and ssttled down to
the tolls and trials Of conn abiai felicity.
The oil week Tor items the thermometer
averaging 800 in the shade and everybody
either in the mountains or harvest field
Oar good friend. olney. Fry. ir., has gone
with his invalid wife 70 Sodayille We trust
she may be much improved by the change.
During the past two weeks Albany hasn't
been the hottest city this side Of Tophet
but she has doomed little in that direction.
Alrs. John Giiiiland hassent u. curious
specimen of bearded wheat. raised on her
place at the toligate on the mountain road.
HaIsnden Brothers have the finest stock
Of teas in Linn county. They can sell you
tea to suit both taste and pocket. Try
them.
Oar crosswallss are miserable, but the
Marshal can't help it That injunction has
stopped improvements just when they are
most needed.
Messrs W. H. Niles, Johnny Hughes and
W. II. Branscheid. the two former OF Port
land and the latter Of San Francisco, called
during the week.
Chanplin sells tho Singer Sewing Machine
right along rust or no rust. Don't forget
to call at his agency, corner Of First and
BroadaIbin streets.
Notwithstanding the hard times, We note
considerable improvements going on in our
city. This Is right. Keep up your lick il
you don't sell a clam
Geo. Simpson has the prettiest aud fastest
two-yen 4 trotting flly in this county. II
MAY Flower don't win the Oregon sweep.
stakes when she is eight years old we have
missed our guess.
L. J. Powell, superintendent Of public in
strucsion, viii hold an examination in Port.
land, August 22d, 23d and 25th, 1879, for the
benefit of all persons who may wish to apply
for state educational diplomas orstate certif.
Gates.
We give this week a racy correspondence
from New York, written by Miss Lucy Car.
ter, entitled prominent Women of New
York 1t may be of interest to those of oul
readers who like to hear Of the SUCCESSES Of
brave women.
We are glad to learn that little Toney, sor
Of +. N. Wadsworth, Of Benton county, whS
was so badly burned last week, is getting
along nicely and will recover without the
loss of his eyes which were badly threatened
by the accident.