The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-11-26


nigh" splitting his sides roaring over The
work done st the state Fair on the ''Davis''
Sewing Machine.
We see by the reports At hand that the
Davis sewing machine was again victori.
Gus at the State Fair, receiving the First
Premium, a. IL did last year.
Quite large amount Of lint FAX viii be
sown here next spring II must bo re-
membered that Oregon fax beat the world
at tho Centennial Exposition.
Autumn gilds the leaf. OF course sho
does. thst's hor business. II she didn't wo
would got somo sort Of machine 10 do Il for
her and dock the old gals wages.
And now we arc to have first class Gus.
tom mill. Tho gentleman who has pur.
chased Mrs. Cheadlo's mill Is a first class
miller, and will run the Institution himself
At somo time or other every man has
looked upon a hon a. stupid fowl. and
some time ar other has been set back by sec.
ing her dodge briOkbAts ~ long as no could
throw.
Jack Titus has got Into Tho beet business
in Eastern Oregon, and shows ono grown on
his ranch that measures 28A inches long and
"a inches in eireumlsronce, weighing u
pounds
J. O. Dauhnsll eAmo back here this week
from tho Sound. and informs us that no has
settled down at Seattle, and win engage in
teaming. He takes his team over with him
this week.
DE-. T. w. Harris. OF Eugene has come
down hers to stAy. aud will Immediately
commence the practice Of medicine, His old
friends win be glad TO hear Of his return 20
Albany.
Rev. John =. Damon formerly Of this city.
ran for Treasurer Of King county. w. r., GU
the 9th Inst. and got left according to the
Ofiaial count But hS proposes 70 contest
II In court
The recent act Of the Legislature reducing
the rate Of interest TO per cent goes into
effect on January next. but all notes drawn
bsfora that tiinS will draw the usual rate un.
Ill paid.
Hare, yoa fellow that's shaking with the
aqua Go to N. Baumgarth and buy bot
tie Of Peruvian Bitters. It's the dead msdi-
cine" for Agus. and will cure IL quicker than
anything elss.
Advertising pays. il you use paper which
has good circulation. Two weeks ago wo
advertised for farm for gentleman In
Portland. and received Ave answers from tho
one insertion.
Even strangers who come to our city have
heard Of the beer manufactured. by the Star
Brewery. and when they want any they call
for that brand. Mr.. Bellineor Is increasing
his Wholesale trade very fast
Cold weather is causing great many
marriages In this locality. We hear Of Soms
half dosen couple more who expect soon TO
soamsnoe life in partnership. Go ahead. Is
Our adsica lt'uA good scheme"
Young ladies. leap year Is almost gone.
and It stands you in hand TO improve your
opportunities. Keep your eye on our list Of
Married. and you will sec that many fe-
males are not a. backward a. you arc.
Uncle George Hughes brought us around
a keg Of delicious cider last TaesdAy-a pres
snt our bOys enjoyed very much. Unele
George Is truly the printers friend. a. be
calls on Us every year and tieklss our palate
with something.
Farmers. you have no idea how low FIRE
Insurance L. c. II. Stewart viii write you
policy for 81 900 on fir1t class dwelling
house, or the contents. for three years. for
only SIS, and give you the choice Of any Of
his large Essliah companies.
Several cases u agas In thess parts, and
thero Is no particular uso IN it Just nov
either, for people can shake well enough
without Il. We don't soc why our Lsgisla-
tu-o couldn't have arranged 70 have it Afliict
our people only ia warm weather
Distrie. Deputy Rogers informs us that the
4. o. U. w. will have 20o0 members in Or.
egOn and Warrington BY the Ist of January,
and thon they will have = district Of their
own. As Oregon has the lowest death rate
Of any state in tho Union. this Is much de.
sired by the members.
Wa wero thinking some al laying down
our pencil aud enrolling with the teachers Of
our pnhiic schools. but since the Haley
hcrApo wo have changed our mind We
would rather faeo the rawhidcs with which
We are threatened IN this business than 70
act - target for pistol practice.
We never supposed until recently that mar
row gauge railroads were irreligioua in their
tendencies, but suppose such is the case, for
the reason that both Rev. c. spsrry and
Rev. J. P. McCorclo left Brownsville and
went TO Eastern Oregon ~ soon as they
sailed acroas the SantiAm.