The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11
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Solid cabbage at Hafcnden Bros.
Ropairing a specially at I'rencl's
Soaps Of any grade at Halondon'a.
Lots Of now goods at IfafIenden Bros.
Choice teas aud coifecu at Haiienden Brog.
Chew Jacksou's Bost Sweet Navy Tobac.
co.
Fino cheese, lard and bacon at Haifendon
Bros.
Sig Fox has been vory III during the past
week.
All kinds Of fancy and staple goods at
Haaienden Brothers.
Best brands of flour at the lowest figure ut
IIaiTenden Brothers.
Mrs. Eugene Buchanan Is improving slow
", but ia still very ILL.,
MIR. Yantis, an old settler ia Orleans pro-
cinet, died last Wednesday.
DR. DeWolfo has gone to California to take
position in large hospital
Full liue Of choice crackers and al kinds
of meals kept constantly on hands at Hatien-
den Bros.
Largest stock Of candies in Linn oounty
sold at the lowest figures at HaiIouden
Brothers
Five hundred feet Of new oarbolized rub.
bor hose will be orderod for Linn Engine No.
. this week.
Special agents are now hero adjusting the
insurance losses in the Comatpek House aud
Lebanon free.
Genuine Brazilian pebble glasses at F. NJ.
Freneh's. Every pair warranted. Call and
examine them.
c. d. simpson received 10000 now saeka
by the last boat. aud is now ready 10 receive
grain from the farmers.
Dreasea and all other kinds Of clothing for
ladios OF children win bo made at very
low prices by Mrs. Parks.
De- c. 4. Piummer has just received a
splendid stool, Of Of drugs and novelties di-
rect from New York city.
Remember that you can set the best Of
stationery and the choicest cigars Of ). II.
Reid, at the telegraph Office.
Mrs. Lou Parriah is constantly in receipt
Of new millinery goods. She aims TO keep
everything that the ladies can ask for.
Mrs. Lnper has sold out her ranch at Phi.
lomath, and last Wednesday left this city for
the oehoeo country, taking with her oanaid'
cradle stock.
While tho most o! our citizens were at
Corvallis on the Fourth, two or three men
got drunk aud caused good deal OF distur-
bAnee on our streets.
Rev. DIR. Irvine Is now delivering very
interesting course of lectures on tho "Book
Of Revelations lie lectures every sabbath
evening a. the L. z Church.
Some lady who went to the excursion to
Corvallis on the Fourth left parasol at
Mayor Monteitha wharf The owner can
get it by calling at the mill o;Iicc.
When yon want new sewing machine
call around Al Champlia's and buy one Of
those celebrated Singers. 1t is no new-ian.
gled machine; it has a reputation tho world
over.
David Fronaa aad Jadge Baber and their
families started for the mountains on last
raeaday on a fishing aud hunting tour.
These young bloois alwaya have lsts Of fun
wherever they 80.
Oar friends in the country must remember
that John Iryiag has opened out new hAr-
neza store in the brick building two doors
above sam. Young's. Call on him and sec II
he doesn't eel cheap.
Frank Rsdheld, our enterprising grocer,
started FOR his old homo in Vermont last
Monday 70 eco his mother. whom he hesrs ia
not expected 70 live long. Ha ieft his Yer
ment home twenty years ago.
T. H. Pollard eamo in from Oel,oeo last
week, and he says the crops are going 10 be
tine over there. While in the osHec he sub
seribed FOR the DrsocnAE. He used to live
at Seio and he says his folks can't do with.
out the home newa
Meat Is generally 90 tough as TO pail the
goltdllings ont Of persons teeth, but you
doi.'t get that Kind at the Central Market.
~ taking look at Hairless you can see that
he lives ON good meat, aad he won't sell T.
his customers what he won't cat himself