The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-08-01
Nome and Abroad.
Harvest beginning to boom.
Tho Singer still triumphant.

ehanics store.
speetaolesl spectaclca spcotacles at
+. NJ. Fronch'a.
Stationery, cheap, at the Farmers and
Mechanics store
Sam. y. Young sold several throshers and
binders this week.
Captain Shields has gone over TO tho Bay
70 rustioate for few weeks.
Farmers be sure and 90 TO Ballard, fsom
aud CO. to got your grain bags.
Eye protectors for the harvest field ut the
Farmers and Mechanics store
Mrs. Major Iierren and Anglo MeCuiloeh
arc visiting their father near Harrisburg
Ballard, lsom and Co. appear to be taking
the lead this year in the storage business.
Champlin says the Singer machine Is going
oil like ''hot cakes. He is selling great
many
New lot Of mems furnishing goods, opened
this week, AT the Farmer aud Mcchanics'
storo.
When you want dresa. making donein good
order aud at extremely low prices, 20 to Mrs
Parks
Fise white uhirta (linen bosom) for 81 at
the Farmers and Meehanies store cheap
for $3.50
Tho very best Of meats can always be
found At the Central Market kept by W. II.
Husloss.
Where ID the safest and best place 10 store
your grain; Most Of tho farmers prefer
Ballard, lsom and Co.
Bear in mind that they carry fu!l line Of
paints and machine oils at the City Drug
Store cheap for cash.
Prof. Warren and sister. Of Portland, came
up a few days ago 10 visit old friends and at
tend tho "T 7. wedding
Hairless has worked up a splendid reputa.
ton for the Central Market. and Is now sell
ing great quantities Of meat
Mira. Lou Parrish Is still selling millinery
goods At very Low prices, aud she always
keeps splendid ssosk on haud.
Perm Cochran. living out near Tangeat.
wants to bet so tha. he has forty acres Of
the rus,iost wheat in this State.
star Aieaiey went along with the Barr
surveying party. bus sill come back with
tho baggage wagon when It returns.
Twenty-Five boxes Of ehewingSaHd snok.
ing tobacco. opened this week al the fargn-
era' aud Mechanics store way down.
Repairing Of watches. clocks aud iewelry a
specially aud at reduced prices at F NJ
Freneh'a opposite Odd Fellows Temple.
We sec By the Dayton (w. IT. clroaieie
that 81. 4. Baker, formerly OF this city. has
been elected City Attorney q that burg.
Mr.. Rothel has made great many i'm
proycfaents At bis warehouse At Spring Hiil.
ard 10 now well prepared for the storage Of
grain.
A letter from Sir. ". J. Phlpott, OF
Brownsville. now visiting in Iowa. says they
viii not have half crop Of wheat, bat that
the corn crop was never better.
We have lately had some very hot wealth.
ef ons week ago to-day the mercury atood
IN tho shade at 80. on Saturday. 9s'; Sab
bath. als; Monday. %: Tuesday s6.
Pete sehiosssr is back from Yaquina Bay.
lIs made quick trip aud had no accidents.
in fact. we never heard 81 an accident beiail.
lag bis teams, especially whaa he held the
ribbons.
Mr. n 7. Crow. one Of the propriesofs OF
tic Corvallis aud Newport stage sui boat
line. called ON us few days ago. He says
thcrs are moro pleasure seekers At the Bay
/ this year than ever bafore.
SIR. r. F. Baker and Miss Nestic Gore
werc married a. the residence Of the htids's
parents at Harrisburg last Sabbath in the
presence OF a large number Of invited guests.
We extend our congratulations.
/ l.. J. Powell, superintendent oi public in.
struction, will hold an examination in Port
land. August 22d, I'D and o5th, 1879, Tor the
benefit Of all persons who may wish toapply
for state educational diplomas orState certifi-
Gates.
We this week had a pleasant call from
Miss Charlotte Roberts. resident Of The
Dallcs. who has recently been teaching in
this county. She is talented young lady
and viii be n valuable acquisition to any so.
eiety.
Buchanan says the Osborne seli-binders
have been going of like 'hot cakes" since
the trial at Honok's farm. Last Saturday
he sold three OF them and complete thresh.
ing outfit. and on Monday two more and q
header.
One Of the prettiest signs we have ever
seen was painted by J. f. Whiting a week
or so ago for the Haffenden Bros, and is nov
placed on top of tho boxes at the Postoflice
Mr. Whiting is an artist in the fullest sense
Of the term.
Mrs. Mary Brown and '1ittle Eta" hav'
gone to the mountains on pleasure trip and
rest. They were at last accounts with Mr..
John Glliiand's family at Sweet Home. and
report that they are enjoying themselves
"for all that's out
1t is probably none of our business, bu
we were taught in early youth that it wa
wicked to go swimming on Sunday, and W
can't understand how it is that Methods
preacher can do in this generation what W
were forbidden to do in our youth
Last Sabb ath it was 92' in the shade.
was n splendid opportunity for ministers Il
, deliver sermons on "hell. II the peopl
, could be made believe that Pluto's dominion
! were any hotter than it was here at tina
time they would not want to so there.
/ S. Il. Young sold ono of those fine Trad
? steam engines this week to Mr.. Rothel, Q
f. Spring Hill, who will use it to propel th
1 machinery in his grain warehouse. Nh
Young has made immense sales of agricultu
/. raj implements and machinery this season.
We can't have it in our heart to ask an!
body to pay up these hard times, bnt if an