The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-10-10

The finest teas IN town At Hahanden q
AK for their new list Of articles.
Since the late cool weather Aies have mot
near the strength Of ordinary butter.
A new lot Of stationery opened this week
at the Farmer and Mechanics Store.
A full line Of fine white and gray blan-
kets at the Farmer and MsohAnieu' Store.
Classy" Clarke IA back from the Sand
wieh IalAnds and has again eAmPod IN this
city.
The Board Of Fire Delegates holds It's reg
ulAr monthly meeting next Monday even
ing.
The weather during the past week has had
rather dampening effect upon the State
Fair.
Good brooms can be had At the Albany
Broom Factory for only throe dollars per
dozen.
Il. 4. Irvine has been in the city this
week settling up the estate Of Archie Jones.
deceased.
Prof. Sox informs as that there are about
800 pupils now attending the pablie schools
in this city.
A postal card from Harry Armstrong In
forms Us that he is nov living at st. Paul,
Minnesota.
Tho cay Of .Saiesn was a. our whArves yes
terday, aud she viii not have 70 lay up again
this year.
Assessor Noes finished up his duties and
made his report - the present term of the
County Court
As Is the golden treas Of hair 70 butter, 90
arc unkind words from the TiPe lips Of =
beautiful woman.
Bottom prices. caAh basis aud square deal.
ing is the order Of the day At tho Farmer
and Mechanics Store.
Hon. Harvey Shelton, ono Of the StAnnch.
est citizens Of the Forks Of the SantiAm,
dropped in on US yesterday.
Dave Froman has gone over TO Eastern Or
ezin TO look after the stock interests in the
e.tnte Of Jesse Parrish, deceased.
There will be business meeting Of the
Yoang Peoples Christian Association next
Monday evening. Be sure 70 attend.
Next Sabbath ths members Of the United
Presbyterian Church will observe the divine
ordinance Of the Lords Supper"
One OF the nsatcst and most complete haF-
ness and saddlery establishments IN the val.
10y Is kept by John Irving in this city.
Prof. b. L. Arnold, President Of the State
Agricultural College, delivered the Annual
Address at the State Pair last Tuesday.
Rcy. Z. n Condit, who was Moderator Oi
the Presbyterian Synod which was in session
at Seattle last week, has got back home.
The foundation for the meAnest man i
laid when small boy turns the worm.holG
in an apple for his companion 70 bite from.
Rev. J. I. Wolfe will discourse in the NJ,
T. Church next Sunday morning and even.
ing A cordial welcome il extended 70 all
A question up for debate before lyceum
of neighboring town is; 'Tz bobtale kai
az handsome az the egal on the moo dollar 2
Great preparations are being made for th'
sowing of fall grain in this county, In fact 4
considerable amount has already been put
in.
County Court matters brought Hon. J. p
Schooling, Of Harrisburg, among Us ysSter
day. He reports everything auiet in his sec
ton.
Jos. L. Dickson, after having been ava,
for several years, has come back to this coun
ty to stay. He will assist his father in farm
ing.
Linn Engine Co No. held their regula
monthly meeting last Monday evening an,
considerable important business was trans
acted.
Boys, you can get nice knife at Clarke
for 10 cents, and for 25 cents you can &c
one with a white bone handle and tw
blades.
Uncle Jimmy Charlton called yesterda.
} and settled up for the paper. This would b
better country il we had few more me-
like him.
When you want any dress.making done il
the very latest style and at low prices cal
on Mrs. Parks, one door below Saltmarsh'
drug store.
Johnny Schmeer bought splendid Path
finder colt Of Orlando Parrish few day
ago. He viii take it over to his stock ranch
on the Ochoco.
Still another large invoice Of clothing
mems furnishing goods, boots, shoes, etc
opened this week at the Farmers and N.
/, chanics' Store.
Farmers should take great care not to so
3 fall wheat on low, fat ground. In sue
places wheat viii not fill and all labor an
seed viii be lost.
Through the kindness Of Rev. J. 7. Wolff
: our new Methodist minister, we have !,
t eeived copy of the minutes Of the last Cor
/ terence Of the N. E. Church.
!. John Foster was down here during Il
first of the week. He rented the buildir
recently occupied by P. q. Harper Co. !
Iafenden Brothers while he was down.
Al You don't know how badly you have mis-
d ed il If You have been roasting yourself ovl
the stove this fall putting up tomatoes s.