The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-19

Christmas goods next week at the Farm.
ers and Mechanics Store.
The steam wood saw most effectually gets
away with the Chinese.
New white blankets opened this week at
the Farmers and Mechanics Store.
Russian leather pocket books and wallets
Tor sale very cheap at Foshay aud Masona.
The nobbest thing we have seen lately is
that fancy paper at Foshay aud Masonss.
| French has full assortment OF spec
tacies, to suit all agosand at all prIces.
Gents fine dress gloves (every pair war
rantedl at the Farmers and Mechanics Store.
Revival services at the Evangelical Church.
Tho public is cordially inyitod 10 attend.
John Gilliland and wife, of Sweet Home,
were down this week buying supplies for the
winter
II you want 10 make beautiful present
to q friend next Christmas so 10 Foshay and
Masons and buy one of those handsomely
bound bibles,
Sabbath school teachers should by all
means buy one Of those Oxford bibles at Fo.
shay and MasonI.
French and American candies and pop
corn prize boxes just received at G. w. Os.
borns, opposite Mcllwain's.
Smokers pronounce Lthe cent Primrose
cigar equal to any 10 cent cigar kept in
town. For sale by II. Saltmarsh.
Clint Nanny, who has been down in Cali
fornia for several years. returned homo last
Wednesday.
School books, examination paper. copy
books, pens and ink at reduced prices at wi.
10y Is. Aliens new book store in o. Tooles
building.
Students can buy their school books aud
supplies cheaper ut Wiley b. Aliens new book
store than anywhere else in Albany.
The holidays and drawing near. aud the
enterprising youths who want presents are
beginning to invest the Sabbath Schools.
Fresh cream candies made every day at
G. W. Oaborn's cream candy factory, oppo.
hite MeIlwain's.
T. 7. Iaekleman will move into his new
residence at the grove in few days. lie
has one of the pfettieat little homes ia the
valley.
We are happy 10 see that French is
constantly increasing hIs stock OF watch
ca, clocks, and jewelry, and giving such
good satisfaction In this line of work
Books books books Of all kinds. prices
and styles for sale very cheap by foshay aud
Mason. Be sure TO sec them before you buy
any presents for your friends.
Already there has been light fall OF snow
in the mountains. but it is not deep enough
yet 10 obutruet travel The first rain storm
here will I'LL the mountains with SnoN.
I.onner Ralson started for hia new home
at olex, Umatiila county. last Wednesday.
Iio has been down hers several weeks ON
visit.
Neste rday morning the thermometer stood
a. - above zero. II the Republican major
ity in this state would only increase little
now We might imagine We were back in
Iowa.
Thcrr was no service At the G 'ngmgati"ual
Church Last Sabbath on sceoual Df the Pas
tor receiving few days befYte thc sa'l ue~s
OF the death Of his dangh Ia Japan.
The ''jswholliekcf" ). d,~u t. - aJose
zero and skating y. Il .s,'n i,e therSse. Peters
aud Sox have inc los uf s4a:.s. and you
hail better bay no~ and gst really i"r the
fun.
The time Of year has arrived iur an attaei.
on canned goods. aad Eedlield ani Irving
are cntrenehsd behind 4 Aplen.ii stock,
which they sell at very l9~ prices. Ii You
want anything in that line charge on en-.
Andrew Gregg has sold his farm near liar,
risburg. aud will lscate ia Washington Ter
ritory. near Spokane Falls lie has l'rrn up
there on a visit aud has taken great liking
10 the country. We are sorry to losc .he
old gentleman.
Seventeen water wheels are propelled by
the canal ia this city. aud another will be
started up IN = few days. II may be inter.
eating 10 persons who reside at a dis
tance from here to know that there isn't
single steam engine in our city, except our
fire engine.
Ed. Cayss aud Dunk Rankin are going mp
to Dutch Georges ia a few days on hunting
trip. They have taken great liking TO
George, probably for the reason that he only
charges them 80 cents week for board, aad
feeds them on fried chicken.
The Masonic fraternity of this city have
been notified that the members OF the craft
at Brownsville will dedicate their new hail
two days after Christmas Monday evening,
Dec 9th, aud they will also have public
installation OF officers at that time
B. +. Boise, Judge OF this District. las
gone East to attend the annual session of
the National Grange. When such men as
Judge Boise give their time and talents to
forward the interests Of the Grange the final
result cannot help being beneficial to our
farmers.
The second term of the present collegiate
year of Albany College began last Monday
with an increased number of pupils, This
institution is now more deserving of good
support than at any period in its history.
Our people should use every cndeavor to
build it up We ought to make it the best
educational institution on the Northwest
coast.